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BOOK OF THE LOCKE& 



GENEALOGICAL AND HISTORICAL RECORD 



THE DESCENDANTS OF 

WILLIAM LOCKE, OF WOBURN. 

WITH 

AN APPENDIX, 

COyTAJMItfO A 

fflSTORY OF THE LOCKES IN ENGLAND, 

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FAMILY OF JOHN LOCKE, OF HAMFTON, N. H., 

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To Mt Kinsfolk: — 

The Genealogical and Historical Account of Wm. 
Locxi, of Woburn, our common Ancestor, and his descendants, has been brought to a 
dose. Commenced onlj for mj own satisfaction, and then expecting that it conld be 
completed in as many months as it has taken yearSj it has at length extended to a large 
Tolame. State, County, Town, Church, and Family Records, have been carefully exam- 
ined ; old Deeds and Wills haye been put under contribution ; and the memories ** of the 
oldest inhabitants'* have been taxed for materials to elucidate the History of our race. 
** Tradition," a very uncertain witness, has been called into aid, but not trusted, unless 
corroborated by other eyidence. What I have stated without any qualification (a) may be 
taken as true ; a suitable allowance being made for errors, in records, (which are not 
always to be depended upon,) and errors incident to the transcribing names and daieSf 
which are frequently made by the most careful ; and some of this kind may undoubtedly 
with truth be charged upon me. 

I do not offer you a history of high dignitaries in Church or State, or yaliant warriors 
who have won renown at the head of armies. Mine is a history of the yeomanry and 
artisan ; of those who have earned their bread on their farms and in their workshops 
*' by the sweat of their brow ; " and if they performed well their part in their station,— 
however humble it may have been, — they are not to be despised, — but honored. The 
husbandman with striped frock and thick shoes, in his cornfield, the mechanic with his 
apron at the anvil, are often ** nature's noblemen;" while he who wears a fine coat 
is sofneiimes little more than a coxcomb or a pedant. 

I have labored to rescue from oblivion the names of those who have gone before us, to 
record their virtues, and to place landmarks where they resided ; that those of us who 
sre DOW on the stage, and those that come after us, may answer the question — ** Who 
was your father? " 

Too many, I fear, who are bound up in time present, care but little about the past — 
or the future I might perhaps add. I have seen some such ; but, as has been well said 
by an eminent writer, — 

<* There is a feeling in all, save the obtusest of us, that will be heard in spite of 
otilitariaoism, and we shall invariably find, that whatever tends to connect us in idea with 
the past or the future, tends also, and in a greater degree than any thing else, save 
revealed religion, to make us conscious that we belong not wholly to earth or to the 
present, but are portions of immortality. He who narrows his thoughts and wishes to 
the time being, may certainly reap some practical advantage from the limited application 

(a) A mark of interrogation (7) after a word or date, dsaotts that thers it some doubt— that what 
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of his fiumlties, hot it will be at the expense of higher aad better feelings. The moie 
we free oar minds from the idea of time and space, the nearer we approach to the under- 
standing of the Infinite, — to that which has neither beginning nor end, — and nothing 
does this so efieotaallj, as the abstiieting ovrself es fron the p ios e o t in the consideration 
of the past." 

Daniel Webster, (he needs no titles of honor to mark his rank, for he was the embodi- 
ment of all that was great in man,) said, — ** It is a noble facnlty of our nature which 
enables us to connect our thoughts, our sympathies, and our happiness, with what is 
distant in place or time ; and looking before and aAer, to hold communion at once with 
our ancestors and our posterity. There is also a moral and philosophical respect for o«r 
ancestors, which elevates the character and improves the heart. Next to the sense of 
religious duty and moral feeling, I hardly know what should bear with stronger obligation 
on a liberal and enlightened mind, than a conscioosness of an alliaaee with excellefece 
which is departed ; and a conscioosness, too, that in its acts and conduct, and even in its 
sentiments and thoughts, it may be acti? ely operating on the happiness of those that come 
after it." 

There are traits of character that are undoubtedly transmitted from generation to gen- 
eration through centuries, and well may we suppose that Aogor^s prayer may have beeo 
that adopted by the Lockes ; '* Give me neither poverty nor richest' Certainly I have 
found none that were rich, and but few that were poor. They have been just ** well to 
do." Intelligent for the times; they were industrious and frugal; tillers of the soil; 
for though so many of them have resided within a few miles of the city, for more than 
two hundred years, but few have been, until recently, attracted to the ** mart of commerce ; " 
and fewer still *' have gone down to the sea in ships ; " and in this last particular &ave 
differed from their namesakes in England, who, in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, 
were travellers and navigators. It might, perhaps, be useful to point out the difibrent 
peculiarities and traits of different branches, but it would occupy space that may be used 
for other purposes as important. I will observe, however, that some of the branches 
through three or four generations have exhibited a strong taste for intellectual pursuits^ 
and have, amidst many obstacles, obtained good educations ; and many, both male and 
female, have been devoted and eminent teachers. 

I have deviated in the plan of this work from others of a simUar character, by follow- 
ing down to the present time, and including, in the Genealogy, those families that are 
descended through the females. I saw no reason why the daughters were not as 
important a part of the family as the sons. In so doing I enlarge the field of explotaiion, 
and gather into the fold families who, though bearing other names, are a part of us, and 
should be with us ; and by this plan the work will have a more general character, and 
excite an interest more extensive. As evidence that this is true, I have only to sayi thU 
I have met with more encouragement, have received more assiatanoe, and loaiid men 
patrons, from this class than from the other. 

The first part of the work is confined, exclusively, to the descendants of Williah 
Locke of Wobum, and does not include any who are descended from John Locke of Han^ 
ton, N. H. (now Rye) ; or the descendants of John or Joseph Locke, (who caosO fcem 
Scotland!) and settled at Block Island, R. I. ; nor of another family that settled in Lao*> 
caster Co. Pa., branches of which are to be found in Maryland, Virginia, the Carolioas 
and Kentucky. There are several other families of the name, whose ancestors are said 
to have emigrated to America within the last seventy-five or one hundred years. la 
Vermont is a family which now bears the name of Locke, whose ancestor came from 
Germany, and was then called Oberlock or Overlook, and is probably a branch of the 
same family that originally settled in Maine about 1760, and whose descendants niow 
retain their German name. B. F. Locke of " Ten Mile Stand," Tenneesett says, hii 



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'^ftUrer Tbontfli wte boYo in London, and eame to America befote the American fttfto- 
lotioii.** I hate never diacovered tmt dne intermarriage between anj of these families 
aiidoQrown. 

A general aeooont of aorae of these diflbrent fkmilies will be foand in the Apfienfo. 

As to the name (a) it has ever, both in England and America, been spelled with and 
withoot the final e, I hare added the e without regarding the manner in which particular 
bdhrhhials or famflies hate spelled the name. It is now the more general spelling. 

The Appendix contains a general history of some families bearing other names, from 
tteeir eaiflest known origin in Ajneriea, down to the time that intermarriages took place 
befweea those families and the Loekes. The Monroes, Totmans, Fessendens, Pierces, 
and Churkes wiH be foand there. 

Abo sereral <dd wills, and other earlj doenments and biographical sketches of soTeral 
of our Ikmfly. 

Another article will also be foand there, which may attract the cariosity of some in a 
greater degree than things more modem, viz. : The History of the Loekes in England ; 
the prineipal part of which I most fortunately found m tbo *' Geniloman's Bfagaaine," m 
vwf loMTMd p erie^ie a l work timt Ins been pabiished in Engloid for more thsa one hn»* 
dM and thirty years, and is still cootinoed. 

Many additions haye, howerer, been made to the history there given, which hate beeti 
gathofed from other ■oaroea in England, at a great expense. This history dates back to 
146), wMi alight notioas of sonw of the naBW who Hfod in the reign of Kiag Alfred iar 
the ninth oeutuiy. 

I have bat little doubt that one name only is wanting, that of the grandfather of our 
eidgnBt Ancestor, to eonneet William Locke with the family whose pedigree is given oa 
pp. S0&-399 ; Where I have said that l^ia grandfather waa jtroMly Christopher of Pilro#, 
» g kimeise tshire ; but the works I have Oonaolted in relation to this family, as well as to 
otbeia, ahow such diserepaneiea that I cannot place full reliance upon the statements they 
ooDtaia. In two atandard Engliah books, the name of Sir William Locke himself is enro- 
a a aa sly printed Leake. 

Seven yeara of labor ate over, they have brought aome perplexitiea and more pieasares. 
I hope the time spent haa not been entirely in vain, and trust my kindred, scattered through 
the land, will find aome aatiafaction in following through auccessive generations, back to 
that' homble dwelling in the ancient town of Wobum, that orphan boy who landed on 
tlieaa ahorea in 163#, — * who was then and there the arehiteet of hia own fortune, who 
there cnreeted the dwelling now atanding, (aee Frontiapieee) beaide which atill ripplea the 
aaitte brook in which he bathed his weary limba, and which yet beara his name ; and near 
by the aaajeatic elms, which perhapa be planted, apread their ancient arms and give a 



That ancient dwellmg, — humble aa it is, — ^nteaa-grown and decayed, f^om whose altar 
daily aacended the prayera of that venerable patriarch, and beneath whose roof he said, — 
** I give my aoale to God that gave it me, and my body to the earth,*' that is the Mecca of 
my dreania, and I would give more to call it mtne, with ita meadowa and ita woods, than 
for the proodeet palace in the land. 

Boston^ January 1, 1853. 




ifl) For some nsMrhs oo the origin of the naaM, and iha Arms beloogiaf to it , see Appendisi 
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KoTS. — It would take too much time and room to give the uames of all those who 
have rendered me valuable assistance in the preparation of this work ; but I should do 
injustice to a few individuals if I did not publicly thank them ; and first, Dr. Benjamin 
Cutter, M. D., of Wobum, without whose aid the work would have been more deficient, 
and whose accuracy in such matters is as much to be relied on as is his skill as a 
Surgeon and Physician. Jotham Meriam, Esq., of Oxford, is entitled to many thanks for 
his untiring perseverance in procuring records, of many families, besides the Meriams ; 
and to many others let me say, I thank you for your contributions. There are a few who» 
if they had their deserts, would be pointed out for their ignorance, or total indiflfereoce, 
but I will spare them. Thank Heaven they are not numerous. 



EXPLANATION OF THE PLAN, 

The first column of figures is the consecutive numbering carried through the book of 
every child ; figures like these, 50 before the head of each family denote the number of 
the Parafrraph or Family : figures immediately succeeding the first name in each Para- 
graph in brackets thus, [50] refer back to the individual in the consecutive numbering, 
where that individual is first named ; figures like these 458 at the extreme right hand ojf 
the page, reUiT forward to the paragraph where a further notice of the preceding individ- 



ual is to be found with his children ; figures in brackets thus [1070] after a name other 
than the first name in each Paragraph, refer to the place either hachfford or forward^ 
where that individual is found in the first column ; figures preceding the names of children 
in the line are a continuation of the consecutive numbering ; Roman numerals VI. stand- 
ing before Chil. denote the generation to which those children belong. 

For example : — On page 16, in the first column, you find at fig. 9, James Locke, who 
married Sarah Cutter ; fig. 7, at the end of the line, refers to Paragraph 7 on page 91, 
where and on the next page you find an account of James Locke, and the births of his chil- 
dren. Again, on page 175, you will find Paragraph 453 and '' Jeremiah Pratt [1059] 
m. Celia Fitts [1070] ;'* that is, Jeremiah Pratt, whose birth will be found at No. 1059 on 
page 83, in the first col. married Celia Fitts, whose birth will be found at No. 1070, on 
page 84 in the first col. 

Where a woman^s name is enclosed in parentliesis thus : Jonathan Locke Par. 97, m. 
Wid. Mary (Haven) Nichols, it shows that her maiden name was Mary Haven. 

ABBREVIATIONS. 

b. bom ; d. died ; d. yg. died young ; m. or md. married ; mg. marriage ; fa. father ; 
mo. mother; gr. fa. grandfather; gr.gr. fa. great grandfather; s. son ; dau. daughter; 
ehil. children ; wf wife ; wid. widow ; a. aged ; prob. probable; note of! interrogation 
denote that there is some doubt about what it preceded. 

The names of a few towns which are often repeated are sometimes abbreviated, viz. Wob. 
Woburn ; Lex. Lexington ; Camb. Cambridge ; West Camb. West Cambridge ; Chsa. 
Chariestown ; Fita'm. Fitzwilliam ; Fram. Framingham ; and some others where the 
name had been given at length in the context. 

Where a town is named, but no State^ Massachusetts mnst be understood, unless the 
same town has been before natned with another State in the context, excepting that in the 
history of the descendants of John Locke of Hampton, N. H. where, if no State is given, 
New Hampshire must be understood. 

OLD AND NEW STYLE. 

The practice of double dating between January 1 and March 25th, thus 1675-6, or 
167|- until the introduction of New Style in 1752, was generally common, and that prac- 
tice I have followed where dates were thus given. Before 1753, the civil year began March 
35, which was called the 1st month, April, the 3d, &c. and dates were written thus: 20. 
10. 1654-5. or 30 : (10) : 1654-5 ; that is, the 30th of the 10th month, 1654, or Jany. 30, 
1665. To change O. S. into N. S. the 1st month must be called the 3d, adding 10 days 
to all dates between 1583 and 1690 inclusive, and 11 days after, 1699. 



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N*. 

88. 

155. 
181. 
218. 
944. 
819. 



ITor 1789, FMd 1757. 
For Oct. 30, 1756, road Jany. 8, 1750. 
For 1763, read 1768>4. 
For Oct. 38, read Od. 87. 
For 1775, i«ad 1766. 
Fm 1733, read 1753. 

and Par. 185, ibr Elitha VintoD, read 
John Vinton. 
499. For Oct. 5, read Oct. 86. 
506. For Lane, read Lamb. 
630. For Aognst, read October. 
•76. Fiw 739, read 379, refereoca anaber. 
900. For Bnraett, read Bennet. 
905. For Amelia, read Aarelia. 
952. For Martha, read Marj. 
lets. For Harriet, read Hannah. 
1019. For Sep. 13, read Sep. 17. 
1068. wmd Fn. 894, for May 1, read Mtyor 

Jaael. 
1 143. For Middleberger, read HHdeberger. 
1280. l^»r 1848, read 1848. 
1254. For 1838, read 1833. 
1887. and Par. 644, for Ezekiel, read Esrm. 
1472. Fk»r Sophia, read Sophronim. 
1548. For 1888, read 1881. 
1616. FV>r 1839, read 1840. 
1675. For McGafiey, read MeOafty. 
1718. For Oakham, read Oakman. 
2115. For Geore, read George. 
2153. Vat m. Joly 14, 1846, read d. Jaly 14, 
1846. 



2816. After Danid W. Loeka, [2179] laai 



3333. 



3378. 
3999. 
3503. 
3533. 



[3180.1 
For Daniel, 



. read Dan, and for Wether- 
bee, read Weatherbee. 
2463. For Jane, read January. 
3759. For Abiomil, read Abi^ah. 
2930. Omit May 13, 1835, which was data of 
B. Rasael^t let mg. 
For 17, read 7. 
For 1841, read 1840. 
For FrancM, read Frances. 
For 1843, read 1833. 
3737. For Julius, read Icilina. 
5083. For 1851, read 1850. 
5186. For 1831, read 1831. 
6336. For Dec. 1815, read Aug. 17, 1813. 
Far.63. Fvr Wilson, read Mason. 
100. For 1774, read 1744. 
133. For Jane, read Jaaoary. 
171. Fourth mg. for June 18. read June 18. 
185. For Elisha, read John Yinton. 
406. For 750, 9ui, reforenoe Noa. at the end 

of each line, read 960, 4c 
499. For Susannah, read Susan. 
635. For 1803, read 1833. 
696. For Whtmore, read Whitaiora. 
771. For Margaret, read Mehitabfo. 
For Emily, read Emmellne. 



796. 



834. For [3353] read [3353.] 
Page 331. In note, for Feb. 84, read Feb. 1834. 
Page 829. No. 65. For Hannah Tate, read wid. 
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CONTENTS. 



Clarke, William, of Woburn, Appendix E. 

FiSBBKDENB, History of, Appendix F. . 

LocKi, William, of Woborn, and his descendants, 

His will, Appendix A. • 

Deed to bis son Ebenezer, Appendix B. 
Locks, Jobn, of Hampton, N. H., and his descendants. Appendix 
Looses of Rhode Island, Appendix J. . 
LoMCBS^En^Mdi Hiftory of, Appendix K & L. . 

Ofigrii of th« nam, App«n<*i* K & L. . 

Anns, Appepdif K * L. , 

John the Phflosopher, Appendix K & L. 

Chart of. Appendix K & L. . 
O LocxB, Samuel, Pre#i4ei4 of Harvard College, Appendix N, • 
LocKBs, Pedigrees n^t ascertained, Appendix T. . 
MuNROES of Ireland tind Scotland, Appendix D. 
MuNROES of Ameriea, Appendix £. . . 

Osgood, Mrs. Fjujiobs Sargent, Appendix S. 
Pierces, HiBtory af lUiben, and eeoie of his dojowybiiti of Deiehefter, 
Pierce, Jojbn, p. P., of Brookline, Appendix R. 
Pepper and Shjlt Pmitaloona, Appendix O. . 
Sanderson, Mn. Mart, of L^dngten, Appendix P. . . 

Tolmans, mmty oiTMMUM, 4if Dorckeeter, and some of his desoMdaols, Appx M. 



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334 
341 
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354 
358 
862 
876 
309 
309 
873 
317 
370 
866 
867 
891 



Anns of LocxEs, ......... 347 

Fesbenden, Col. John M., . . . , 137 

House of William Locke, Frontispiece. 

Locke, Hon. John, ........ Ill 

Locke, John G. ...... ^ ^ ^ 229 

Locke, Rev. Nathaniel C. ...... . 394 

Locke, John, of England, ........ 354 

MuNROE, Dea. James, . . • . 123 
Pierce, Rev. John, D. D. . . . . . . . .180 

Sanderson, Mra. Mart, ••..... 367 

Wilder, Samtjel Locke, Esq. •.•.... 99 

Wilder, Hon. Marshall P. . • • . . . . 199 



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WILLIAM LOCKE. 



The earliest notice that I have found of our Patriarch William Locke, is 
derived from ^' Savage^s Gleanings '^ in the Massachusetts Historical Society^s 
Collections, 3d series, vol. 8, p. 253. The information there given was dis- 
covered hy the Hon. James Savage, to whom the public is largely indebted for 
bis long and patient researches in pursuit of materials wherewith to elucidate 
the early history of New England and its inhabitants. The book from which it 
was taken, was a manuscript volume in folio, at the ^^ Augmentation Office " in 
Westminster Hall, London, which was found in 1842 ; ^^ and may not have 
been seen by more than two or three persons for two hundred years." ^^ It con* 
tains the names of persons permitted to embark at the port of London after 
Christmas 1634, to the same period in the following year, kept generally in 
regular succession." 

The religious and political persecutions in the reign of James I. which drove 
the Puritans from the kingdom in 1620, and forced them ^^ for conscience sake," 
to find a new home in the bleak and almost unknown shores of New England, 
continued to operate for a long period, and emigration increased from year to 
year. Many obstacles were interposed in the reign of Charles L ; and by the in- 
fluence of Archbishop Laud, orders of council were passed, compelling those 
who wished to emigrate to take the oath of supremacy and allegiance. It was 
the exercise of this arbitrary power which has furnished us with the means of 
determining at what period many of our forefathers left England ; and in many 
cases the places from whence they came, and their ages and occupations ; as the 
certificate of the administration of the oath was recorded in the office, and has 
been preserved for more than two centuries. 

The record relating to William Locke, is as follows : — 

^^ 22 Mar. 1634, theis underwritten names are to be embarqued in the Planter, 
Nic. Trarice, master, bound for New England, per certificate from Stepney 
parish, & attestacon from Sir Tho. Jay 6c Mr. Simon Muskett, two Justices of the 
Peace ; the men have taken the oath of supremacy and. allegiance. 

Nicholas Davies, 40 yeres, Bobert Stevens, 22, a sawyer, \ 

Sara Davies, 48, John More, 24, a laborer, i ^ q^-_,„ # 

Joseph Davies, 13, James Haieward, 22, (a) ( * ^^^«- 

William Lock, 6, Judith Phippm, 16, / 

Jo. Maddox, a sawyer, 43, 

James Launin, glover, 26. 

During the month of April following, several more lists of persons, (b) that 

(a} He settled at Wobnra, and md. Jadith Phippen, who wms afterwards the wf. of 
WiUiam Simonds. 

{b) The Bev. Thomas Carter, the first minister of Wobam, was a passenger in the same 
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embarqued in the Planter, are recorded ; some of whom came from Suffolk. 
Stepney Parish, anciently written Stebunheath, is one of the largest subdivisions 
of London, in the County of Middlesex. It was formerly a place of more conse- 
quence than at present. As the certificate in which the name of William Locke 
appears was given at that place, I instituted a search in the Parish Records there, 
to see if anything could be found relating to him or his family, or that of 
Nicholas Davies, to whose family he seems to have been attached at the time of 
his emigration. I was so far successful as to find a record of the following 
baptism — 

" 1628, William, son of William Lock, mariner, and Elisabeth his wife, 20, 
Dec. 1628, seven days old,'* 
and, subsequently — 
" Buried Elisabeth, wife of William Lock, mariner, 27 June, 1631." 

The identity of our William with the above record, is proved by his age as 

^ ffiven in the certificate ; by the age he gave of himself in Court, in several 

depositions that are to be found on the Court files in our County of Middlesex, 

and also by his known age at the time of his decease, which took place June 16, 

1720, a. 91 years and 6 mos. 

What causes operated to induce him, a boy of six years of age, to leave his 
native land and come to these unknown regions, was a question that did not ad- 
mit of a satisfactory answer. Davies was a man of property — with a wife, who 
was eight years his senior, and a son of thirteen. He settled at Charlestown, and 
when Wobum was incorporated, and set ofi* from Charlestown, in 1642, Davies 
was one of those appointed " to sign town orders." His wife d. 23, 8, 1643, 
and on the 12, 5, 1643, he married Elizabeth Isaacke of Wobum, less than two 
months afler the death of his first wife ; — in 1648 he removed to Charlestown, 
and the same year sold his house and land at Wobum to William Reed, of 
** Muddle River, (Brookline,) and in 1660-61, his name with that of Nicholas 
Trarice is signed to a paper recorded at Cambridge, relating to some land at 
Wobum ; but the contents of the paper did not show his residence at that time. 
Here I lost all trace of him ; his death could not be found nor any will, nor the 
settlement of his estates, either in Suffolk or Middlesex. 1 could trace no con- 
nection or association between him and our patriarch after they came to America ; 
but 1 could not drive the impression from my mind that there was a relation 
between William Locke and Davies, or his wife, and that having probably lost his 
parents, he had found a home with his relatives and followed their fortunes to the 
New World. Proof was wanting and not to be found. But after years of 
research, I am rewarded at the " eleventh hour," by the discovery of the will of 
Nicholas Davies, by my friend Mr. T. B. Wyman, Jr., at the County Ofiice in 
Alfred, York Co., Me., in which will, William Locke is recognised as "my 
cossen,'' which according to the mode of speech of that day may mean either 
cousin or nephew. In the present case, considering the difierence in the age of 
the two persons, it may, 1 think, with good reason be understood to mean 
nephew. Davies' will is dated York, Ap. 27, 1067, and was Probated Mb. 12, 
1669-70. He makes a bequest to his " cossin '' Matthew Barnard and his 
wife of Boston — and " I give unto my cossen William Locke of Owbome two 
silver spoones and five shillings in silver." Other bequests are made ; to 
daughter Astine ( ? Austin) and her two children Mary and Sarah, £3 ; to Mary 
Elizabeth and Mehitable Dod, 20 shillings each, after the decease of his wife 
Elizabeth. He appoints his friends Capt. John Davess and Peter Weare overseers. 

As the Bamards (a) and Dodds were connected with the Lockes in England, 
I hope that before this^work is through the press, I may be enabled to complete 
the chain, that will connect our family with the family in England, whose gene- 

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alo^ I hare, extending back several centuries before the emigration, and 
which will be found as before stated in the Appendix, K. 

Where or with whom William Locks resided during his minority is un- 
known. On the 25th Dec., 1655, he was married to Maet Claikb, then of 
Wobum, the dau. of William and Margery Clarke. Mr. Clarke had been a resi- 
dent in Watertown, and there his dau. was bom 10, 10, 1640, (Dec. 20, 1640,) 
by which it will be seen that she was only fifteen years and seven days old at 
the time of her marriage ; a rather early age to begin a matrimonial life ; but 
events proved that young as she was, she was capable of raising a large family of 
children, whom, at her death, she leA respectable members of society, and 
enjoying the comforts of life. She d. at the good old age of 74 years and 7 
months, July 18, 1715. 

Some account of her father will be found in the Appendix, C. 

An examination of the Records at the Registry of Deeds Office, in Middlesex 
Co. — of the Woburn Town Records, and of many original deeds now in my 
possession, shows that if our Patriarch was an Orphan boy, he knew. how to take 
care of himself; for he soon became owner of real estate, and eventually was a 
man of property. His first purchase was about 1650, as appears by the following 
document which is recorded at the Registry of Deeds, at Cambridge. L. 4, 
p. 229. 

^ John Johnson aged about 35 years or there abouts and William Johnson aged 
about 40 saith that William Locke bought of Groodmn Persons, [or Parsons] of 
Boston all his land he had in Wobum which was two lots that was formeriy John 
-Sybley's and Benjamen Hubbards wh' tale was about 20 years agoe and he paid 
him for it in clapbord bolts to the said Persons content, and further more say, 
the said Locke hath had possession of this kind by himself, and his assigns ever 
since, (a) (Signed) William Johnsoii,' 

Johh Johnson.^' 

This Document was sworn to before Richard Russell 4e Thomas Danforth 
assistants 13, 8, 1671. 

In 1654, There was granted by the Proprieton of Wobum, to William Locke 
and nine othen land in ^^ Great Meadow ; '^ and the same year there was granted 
to him one parcel of meadow land near Cambridge line, called Pond Meacbw. 

In 1673, Mh. 29 — there was granted in the 3d Range at '' Maple Meadow,'' 
beginning at ^' Cedar Swamp,'' to William Locke 3 acres, and William Clarice 4 
acres. The same year a gi^t division of common lands was made to different 
individuals, by lot, in proportion ^^ according to their persons and effects," 
at which time Mr. Locke had as his share 72^ acres, probably at *^ Maple 
Meadow." 

In 1677 William Locke had 35 acres near Billerica line, and the same year 
be was allowed 5 acres more for ^^ badnes of lots ;" (b) and the same year was 
granted to William Locke and George Brush a'^ small piece of made meadow that 
lyeth on the south side of Maple Meadow between the meadow they bought of 
Joseph Carter and the meadow that is Robert Snows ; " — in 1680 there was laid 

out '* to William Locke near Cambridge line and Meadow 17 acres on the 

account of swamp bottom right, 8 acres of it bought of James Simonds and the 
other on his own account." Also half an acre in the Mill pond at Pine Meadow. 
" The 17 acres above said beginneth at a stake in Cambridge line on the North- 

(a) In quoting from old wills, deeds &c., I qaote literally, and the orthography and gram- 
mar must be credited to the learned magistrates and scriveDers of that day. 

(b) For a description of the location of the ancient hills, meadows and streams, see an 
accoant of them in the Appendix, M., for which I am indebted principally to the Rev. 
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west side of a little swamp and runneth Southerly on the same line South East- 
ward, then tumeth by marked trees through the South end of a little pond to the 
side of the pine hill, thence by side of said hill bearing eastward to the line of the 
lotts and along that line to Pond Meadow. '^ 

'' Daniell Ealiars'' [Elder? Elden ?] of Dorchester by deed dated the 10, 11, 
1662, quit claimed to William Locke all his right, title, &c. " to two parcels of 
meadow land containing five acres more or less, the one in Bull Medow and the 
other in Spring Medow lately belonging to Richard Houlden." 

Oct 27, 1672, William Locke and Samuel Bloggett bought of William John- 
son of Charlestown 37 acres of land in Wobum, formerly given him by Charles- 
town, adjoining land of Capt. Edward Johnson S. and of the land of Richard 
Nevers W., James Hayden E., and Wobum Common Elsewhere; — in 1674, 
he bought of Isaac Brooks "too" wood lots, "by estimation four acres," one 
near Cambridge line in the 8th division, bounded by William Locke E., John 
Carter W., Matthew Johnson S., and John Carter N. ; the other parcel in the 
same division, bounded by John Carter S., and William Locke N. ; — in 1676, 
he acquired by " exchange," of William Johnson " carpenter " sixteen acres in 
the 8th division, bounded by the woodland of John Johnson S., and of Matthew 
Johnson N. 

In 1678, he bought of Joseph Carter " Cuyor " for twelve [and a] half pounds 
of silver *' a parcell " of land " at a place commonly called Maple Meadow on 
the South Side of the River, bounded by the meadow of said Jos. Carter E., 
the woodlands of the third division S., the River N#, and the meadow of William 
Lock and George Brush W. ;" — in 1679, he purchased of John Johnson " car- 
penter " for " tenn " pounds meadow land estimated to contain three acres in the 
Town of Wobume " at a place commonly called Bull Medow," " bounded by 
Cambridge line W., and the meadow land of William Clarke Est, and the com- 
mon lands of this town elsewhere. Also one parcel of medow land lying at a 
place commonly called Spring Medow, bounded by the medow of Richard Poast 
N., and the common lands of this town elsewhere." 

In 1684, he purchased of Joseph Simonds of Cambridge, "carpenter," for 
seven pounds, land in Cambridge, ^' lying between Capt Cookes farm and Shaws 
farme," by estimation twenty acres, " bounded by the land of Joseph Simonds 
Westerly and Goodwif brouns Lot East : Widow Meriams lott Northwest Capt. 
Co<^s farm Southwardly." This he gave to his son Joseph in 1695. 

In 1693, he purchased of John Johnson for six pounds " one parcel of upland 
and meadow at a place called Waterham," in Woburn "being part of allott 
formerly given by the Towne of Charlestowne To Ca{). Edward Johnson and from 
him to his grandchild William Johnson son of John Johnson aforesaid bounded 
Westerly by the brook coming from the ould Sawmill and South by the land of 
the said John Johnson North by the land of William Locke Senr." 

In 1707, he bought of William Cutter of Cambridge for £25, a tract of land 
in Cambridge " being part of ye farme commonly known by the name of Capt 
Cooks alias Rolfs farme containing twenty five acres" "bounded Northerly 
upon ye line between Cambridge and Wobum adjoining upon said Lockes land 
Southeriy upon sd. Cutters land Westerly and Easterly upon thte land of William 
Johnson of Woburn." 

In 1710, William Locke, and his son Ebenezer, acquired by exchange with 
Joseph Whitmore, " Tailor " two small lots of land which said Whitmore " pur 
chased of his father in law Thomas KendalU^ adjoining said William and Eben- 
ezer's land, one lot bounded North-west thereby and by land of Samuel Johnson 
South-west, South-east by Thomas Kendall's land " at a place called Corner 
Hedge " North-east by land " formerly belonging to Thomas Gardner now under 
the improvement of Samuel Whitmore ; " the other lot being in the same vicinity 
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He undoabtedly owned other land, as the purchases and grants enumerated do 
not include land that he gave several of his sons, but I do not find any particular 
description thereof. 

I have been thus particular in the notice of his possessions for three reasons ; 
first, for the purpose of showing that he was something of a landholder ; second, 
to show where his lands were by noticing the persons of whom he purchased 
and by whose lands they were bounded ; and lastly, to revive those old local 
names, that seem to have been well nigh forgotten. How many persons can 
tell us where was "Pine Meadow," "Great Meadow," "Maple Meadow," 
" Comer Hedge," " Waterham," " Mineral Hill," " Mine Hill," " Copper- 
Mountain," " Settle Meadow," " Pond Meadow," " Cedar Swamp," " Beach 
bland," " Bull Meadow," " Hog Swamp," dtc., names once well known and 
fiuniliar to the old inhabitants of Wobum. 

I do not find that he disposed of much of his estate, excepting by gifl to his 
sons, whom, it appears by his will made in 1703, he had from time to time pro- 
vided for. In 1697 he gave his son Ebenezer one third of his lands in Wobum, 
and one half of his house, in " consideration of love and natural affection and for 
divers other good causes and considerations." In 1699 he gave the same son 
one half of his estate, as follows. ^^ For and in consideration of the love and 
good affection that I have unto my loving and dutiful son Ebenezer Locke as 
also in the consideration of ^^20, in money to me well and tmly paid give unto 
said Ebenezer one moyety or one half part of all and singular ye rights titles 
and interests of housing and lands belonging to me within the limits and bounds 
of ye township of Wobume."* 

In 1703 he made his will — appointing Ebenezer his executor, giving him all 
his property, excepting one half of his personal estate which he gave to his wife, 
but requiring him to pay to the other children certain sums, and to provide for 
his mother as pointed out in the will. The provision| made for her were on a 
liberal scale. (See the will in full in the Appendix, A.) For the fulfilment of the 
conditions imposed by the will, Ebenezer gave his father a bond which is before 
me. This bond' however was not given till April 13, 1709, and on the 15th of 
the same month he, William, gave a deed to Ebenezer of all his real estate of 
every kind and description within the bounds of Wobum. 

I find no papers by which Ebenezer is to provide for his father and mother 
during the father's life, and there is no intimation that any such provision was 
made, and the presumption therefore is that he had personal estate undisposed of 
sufficient for their maintenance while he lived. 

It appears by the foregoing, that a kind Providence had blessed him " in basket 
and in store," and that although he came to the wilderness a poor orphan boy, 
he was able to settle his large family of children comfortably in life ; and at the 
age of 75 he could look forward to the end of his days, secure in the comforts 
t^t were necessary for him and his partner. As I said before, he had given to 
his sons William, John, Joseph, Samuel and James a goodly portion of his estate 
from time to time. John had also been provided for by his grandfather Clarke, 
with whom he " had been a liver many years," who bad by his will, given him 
his real estate and other property, subject to a distribution to the children and 
wife of his grandfather. 

But little is known of the perscmal character of Dea. Locke. He filled no high 
stations. He was an humble cultivator of the soil, or at most an artisan (a), 
capable of planning and erecting a comfortable dwelling for himself or his 
neighbors. He was one among a great class in every country, tliat we some- 
times are apt to attempt to look down upon. But honest labor in every pursuit is 

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honorable, and the husbandman and mechanic of New England are as ranch to be 
respected as any class in the community. 

From an examination of the Town Records it appears that he bore a share in 
managing '^ town affairs,'* though his name does not appear quite as often as his 
" next neighbor " Capt. Edward Johnson, the then great man of Woburn, who 
has left his foot-prints behind him, both in prose and poetry. Dea. Locke was 
frequently on important committees, in relation to town lands, roads, £&c. 

In 1671, he was one of a committee of the town to settle the bounds between 
Ralph Reed's land and the highway leading to Shawsheene, also to lay out land 
to Samuel Bloggett near " Rag Rock " — 1675, 1676 and 1678 he was a " Sur- 
veyor of fences," 1677 was chosen Constable, at that day an office of some more 
respectability and responsibility than it has been in later days. He was also Con- 
stable in 1701, was chosen Selectman 1686 and 1696, and grand juror to the 
Supreme Court 1695. These are only a few of the times 1 find him noticed. 

In his younger days he was unwilling to give his assent to the then prevalent 
notions that church membership was essential to the proper and correct per- 
formance of man's civil duties ; and that the right of having a voice in the election 
of the rulers of the State must be preceded by the rights of church fellowship. 
In this notion he was not alone ; — and he with some of his neighbors were 
charged with claiming a right of voting for Governor ; and for which he and his 
neighbor William Simonds were summoned before the Court, and were fined. 
He paid part of the fine, but on the petition of Capt Edward Johnson a part was 
remitted. Connected with the same complaint was the long contested question of 
infant baptism, which kept the churches in a turmoil for many years, and it is 
probable he was of the Anabaptist party at that time. But if so he doubtless 
altered his views, as he became a member of the Church, and for many years was 
one of its Deacons and main pillars. Unfortunately the old Church Records have 
been destroyed. " Conceding William, Senr., he was for many years a distin- 
guished citizen and member of the Church of Woburn ; I have in my hands, a 
paper, styled * A Coppy of the Proposals of Woburn Church offered to Mr. John 
Fox, when on his probation among them June ye 3d, 1703.' These * proposals,' 
are a declaration by six principal members of Woburn Church (in behalf, it may 
be of the rest of their brethren) of their adhesion, for substance to the West- 
minster Confession of Faith (or to that drawn up by the Synod at Boston 1679 - 
80) and to the Cambridge Platform, and they are subscribed by William John- 
son, Samuel Walker, Joseph Wright Senr., James Conors Senr.., William 
Locke Senr., and James Convers Jun., all men of great respectability and distinc- 
tion in their day.*' — Letter from Rev. S. Sewall. 

The Bible, which belonged to him is in possession of the writer ; it is in Black 
letter, and was undoubtedly printed before 1600. It has been handed down 
through successive generations, and was generously presented to me by Miss 
Nancy Locke of New Ipswich, N. H , together with several hundred papers, that 
belonged to Dea. Locke, and to his descendants ; includ'mg, wills, deeds, bonds, 
dec., from which I have extracted much valuable information. 

The house, probably built by, and which was occupied by him, (see Frontis- 
piece) is now known as the '^ Fox House,'* and is situated about a mile and a 
half Westerly of Woburn Centre," on the road leading to Lexington, near the 
residence of Joseph Gardner, Esq., having the brook that runs from ^' Kendall's 
Pond ** in its rear. The house stands on the Westerly side of the road, and the 
fruit and other trees in the garden, hide it almost entirely from the sight. The 
garden and some of the trees are evidently very ancient. This house and the 
surrounding lands descended to his son Ebenezer, and from the latter to his son 
Samuel, ft was probably here that Samuel kept an Inn many years, until 1742, 
when he moved to Lancaster. Samuel sold the estate Oct 21, 1741 to Samuel 
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Wyman ; S. E. on land of Jobn Burt ; S. W. on road from Cambridge to Bil- 
lerica; Northerly to the most Easterly corner of Lieut. Samuel KendalPs 
orchard near said Locke's house ; S. W. on said orchard to road aforesaid ; N. 
W. on said road to said Locke's land ; N. E. on land of Capt. Caleb Bloggett to 
the way to Samuel Wyman's bam, (and probably included the land where Mrs. 
Skinner's house stands,^ containing sixly-five acres — several small lots of land 
were also conveyed at tne same time. I am informed that Dea. Samuel Wyman 
gave this property to his son Joseph, who sold it to Col. Loammi Baldwin, Senior, 
W whom it was conveyed to Thomas Fox and his son the late Capt. William 
Fox, and is now owned by his heirs. 

For the information of persons living at a distance, I subjoin a short notice of 
Wobum. It is situated 10 miles N. W. by N. of Boston in the County of Middle- 
sex — and formerly was a part of Charlestown, and was called '^ Charlestown 
Village." It was first settled in 1640, and incorporated in 1642, and included 
what is now Burlington, a large portion of Winchester, and a portion of Wilming- 
ton. Burlington was incorporated in 1730 as a Precinct, and a church was 
gathered in 1735, but was not incorporated as a town until 1799. That part of 
Wilmington which was formerly a part of Wobum was called the " Land of 
Nod," and was the source of a long controversy between Charlestown, Wobum 
and several individuals who laid separate claims to it. [See Frothingham's 
History of Charlestown, p. 111.] Wilmington was incorporated 1730. Wobum 
undoubtedly took its name from Wobum in Bedfordshire, England, or from a 
Parish of that name in Buckinghamshire. 

Lexington, which was the residence of three of the sons of William Locke, lies 
South-west and West of Wobum, and formerly called " Cambridge Farms " was 
incorporated in 1692 as a Precinct and as a town in 1713. William, Jr. who 
resided on land that was a part of Burlington, but is now in Lexington ; Joseph 
and Samuel, who owned lands near the line of Burlington and Lexington, and 
Joseph having his house there, were settled within two miles of their father ; 
James lived about two miles South, and John about a mile and a half North ; 
Mary, who married Samuel Kendall, was only about a mile from the father ; and 
Ebenezer resided on the homestead. 

The patriarch had therefore all his children but Elizabeth, who married James 
Markham, in his immediate neighborhood ; the parents of nearly all his sons and 
daughters in law also resided within the circle of a few miles ; — all respectable 
members of society, with a goodly share of ^^ this world's goods," what else save 
the blessing of Heaven could be wanted ? 

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1 I . Deacon WILLIAM LOCKE was b. at Stepney Parish, Lon- 

don, England, Dec. 13, 1628, m. MARY CLARKE in Wobum, Dec 
27, 1655, the dau. of William and Margery Clarke of Wobum. She was b. at 
Watertown, 10, 10, 1640, (Dec. 20, 1640) and d. at Wobum, July 18, 1715, a. 
74 yrs. 7 mos. ; Dea. Locke d. at Wobum, June 16, 1720, a. 91 yrs. 6 mos. 

II. Chil. b. atWoburn. 

2 William, b. Dec. 27, 1657 ; d. Jany. 9, 1658. 

3 William,'b. Jany. 18, 1659; m. 1. Sarah Whittmore, May 29, 1683. 1 

2. Abigail Hay ward, June 8, 1698. 

4 John, b. Aug. 1, 1661, m. 1. Elizabeth Plympton, May 31, 1683. J 

2. Wid. Mary (Winn) Wyman, Nov. 30, 1720. 

5 Joseph, b. Mh. 8, 1664 ; m. 1. Mary . S 

2. Margaret Mead. 

3. Hannah Pierce, Nov. 5, 1743. 

6 Mary, b. Oct. 16, 1666 ; m. Samuel Kendall, Mh. 30, 1692. 4 

7 Samuel, b. Oct. 14, 1669; ra. 1. Ruth . 5 

2. Maiy Day, 1717. 

8 Ebenezer, b. Jany. 8, 1674 ; m. 1. Susannah Walker, Oct. 18, 1697. • 

2. Hannah Meads, Oct 14, 1701. 

9 James, b. Nov. 14, 1677 ; m. Sarah Cutter, Dec. 5, 1700. 7 
10 Elizabeth, b. Jany. 4, 1681 ; m. James Markham, Oct. 14, 1700. 8 



1 Dea. WILLIAM LOCKE, Jr., [3] m. 1 SARAH WHITTMORE, May 
29, 1683, dau. of Francis and Isabell (Park) Whittmore of Cambridge. 

She was b. Mh. 7, 1662, d. ; he m. 2. ABIGAIL HAYWARD, June 8, 

1698 ; who d. his wid. probably 1748 or 1749. He d. July 8, 1738, a. 79f 

He was owner of land in 1683, and as early as 1689 owned a '* hous '^ in the 
Westerly part of Wobum. In 1683 the Town of Wobum granted him " four 
acres to be laid out near his own land " and Mh. 3, 1700, there was granted him 
** four acres of land where the top is his own near Cambridge line, he paying to 
the Selectmen for the town use two shillings in money for every acre, he not to 
obstmct any highway or watering place according to a former order of the town." 

He was a Deacon in 1709 — was a Selectman 1703-r4 and 1732 ; and held 
many other offices in town. In 1728 he was one of a committee " to treat with 
Mr. Edward Jackson in order to settling in Wobum," and to supply the pulpit ; 
and the same year one of a committee " to go to the Rev. Mr. Fox and see if they 
can make things easy with him." His name often appears on committees ap- 
pointed in relation to " town affairs." 

He resided in the second precinct of Wobum, on land which was included in 
Burlington when that town was incorporated in 1799. After his decease, on the 
petition of Thomas Locke his gr. son, a part of the estate was set off to Lexing- 
ton including the house, making a notch into the South-westerly line of Burlington. 
A portion of the estate is that now owned by the heirs of Hammond Locke. The 
original estate, a part at least, was given to Dea. William Jr., by Dea. William 
Senior, his father ; and on the decease of the former in 1738, one half of the 
house and land was set off by the children to the widow for her use instead of a 
dower, by agreement ; and at the same time the other half was divided between 
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several lots of land in Lexingtoo and Woburn, and Francis another son at the 
same time conveyed to Daniel for jfll5 his 'interest in the Mansion house ^ 
** where he (Francis) then lived," it being the Easterly end. This was probably a 
part of his father^s house, that the father had i>efore that time given him, including 
^ a place for a tan yard " and ^^ a convenient place for a tan house " and also 
several lots of land adjoining the father's estate. When his widow died I know 
not, nor how the property was settled ; but his son William became owner of 
the house and homestead, in part at least, and there resided. 

in. Chil. by ^ wf, b. at Woburn (now Lexington). 

11 William, b. June 28, 1684; m. 1. Mary . f 

2. Jemima Russell. 

12 Francis, b. Jly.25, 1690, m. 1. Elizabeth Winship, Feb. 25, 1713. !• 

2. Wid. Martha (Russell) Dunster, Mh. 15, 1758. 

13 Daniel, b. July 9, 1693; ra. 1. Abigail ^ — . 11 

2. Wid. Dorcas Brabrook, 1751. 
Chil. by 2. wf. 

14 Ebenezer, b. ; m. Elizabeth . It 

15 Abigail, b. June 22, 1710 ; m. Jonas Meriam, Oct 3, 1728. II 

2 JOHN LOCKE, [4] ra. L ELIZABETH PLYMPTON, May 31, 1688, 

dau. of Thomas (and Abigail) Plympton of Sudbury, who was an emigrant 
from England, and was killed by the Indians at Sudbury, Ap. 18, 1676. She 
was b. Dec. 23, 1658, and d. Feb. 23, 1720, a. 60 ; 2. he m. wid. MARY 
(WINN) WYMAN, Nov. 30, 1720, who was b. May 11, 1670. She was the 
wid. of Nathaniel Wyman, and dau. of Increase Winn, of Woburn, who was the 
first white child b. in Woburn. 

He resided at Woburn. His gr. fa. William Clarke in his will says, ^* my 
grandson John Locke who has been a liver with me many years, to him I give 
all ray housing and lands in the Towne of Wobume " and *•*' all my other estate 
of houshold and cattell ; '^ but his widow was to have the use of all his ^ housing 
and lands, houshold and other estate '' during her life, excepting his ^' armes and 
implyments of weaving and his work hous the which *^ he *'*' led in the hands of 
his grandchild ^^ whom he made his executor, and he obligated him to pay to the 
other heirs their proportion of the value of the estate. Shortly after the death of 
Mr. C. his widow leased to her grandson all the estate. Mr. Clarke's homestead 
was near Burlington lino, a little westerly of the present house of J. Johnson, Jr., 
where the remains of the cellar are now visible in the field between Mr. John- 
son's house and the house of W. W. Colgate, near the pond. In 1693, John 
Locke sold John Walker, Jr. " Tailor," 9 acres near " Copper Mountaine,'* in 
exchange for 10 acres " at a place called Long Meadow ; " in 1694, he sold 
Jacob Wyman 4 acres at " Maple Meadow," and in 1720, he sold to Na- 
thaniel Kendall 22 acres for £SOy at ^^ Hog Swamp," bounded Southerly by 
Benjamin Simonds' ; Westerly by road leading to James Proctor's ; Northerly 
by Joseph Reed's ; Easterly by said Reed and Locke ; in 1718 he sold Timo- 
thy Reed, housewright, 4 acres at " Little Rock Meadow ; " in 1734 he sold 
Timothy Winn 20 acres, bounded North and West on his own land, and else- 
where by land of Nathaniel Kendall, John Bruce and Ralph Reed. In 1714 
he sold William Butler 32 acres laid out to William Clarke in the 4th range of 
great lots — bounded Easterly by John Mousal ; Westerly by Theophilus Rich 
ardson ; and Northerly and Southerly by the rai^ lines. July 1750, he bought 
of Benjamin Wyman 30 acres, bounded Southerly on the highway ; Westerly 
on land of Benjamin and James Simonds and Edward Walker ; North by E. 
Walker ; Southerly by Peter and Jacob Wyman ; and Easterly by J. Wyman 
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mi the highway, with the buildings thereoiu Compensation ^ 550 pounds bills 
of credit'^ Aug. 1750, he sold his grandson John Locke, Jr. alias Kendall (a) 
for 264 pounds Lawful money and other considerations, 18 acres, part of his 
homestead with the buildings, bounded Easterly on the town road leading to the 
Meeting house ; Southerly by the county road. Westerly by his own meadow. 
Northerly by his own land called Walker's field ; and by Jacob Wyman's ; — 
also 10 acres ^^ called the old place,'' bounded Northerly by the county road ; S. 
E. by Israel Reed's ; Southerly by Thpmas Reed's, and Westerly by said Reed's 
and Benjamin Simond's. Also 20 acres at *^ Hog Swamp," bounded Easterly 
by the town road, leading to the meeting house in the 2. rarish ; Southerly by 
lames Simonds ; Westerly by Solomon Wood ; Northerly by said Wood and 
heirs of Nathaniel Reed ; and also all his "personal estate, excepting one cow and 
a heifer." His wf. relinquishes dower, reb. 1750, he sold Benjamin Wyman 
12 acres near " Mineral Hill," bounded N. and W. by Edward Walker, James 
Simonds, Jr. and Benjamin Simonds; S. by the land that was his homestead, and 
East by said Homestead and Jacob and Peter Wyman. And Nov. 25, 1751, 
it being the latest period I have found him namea, he sold Nathan Wyman 4 
acres at " Mine hill near Nathaniel Kendalls," bounded Easterly on the county 
road leading to Billerica ; Southerly on the town road leading to Edward Walker's 
house ; Westerly by John Bruce, and Northerly by " Mine Hill lot " and land of 
sd. Bruce. 

Besides what he had from his gr. fa. Clarke, his father had given him " housing 
and lands," which by will he " confirmed unto him." He and his wife died I 
suppose at Jjancaster, for in the journal of Capt. Abijah Wyman of that town, it 
is recorded " old Mr. John Locke and wife of Wobum died about Ap. 3, 1756," 
and I krtow not to whom this could apply but to them. At this time he would 
have been aged nearly 95. 

He is frequently mentioned on the town records,— was surveyor of highways 
in 1698, constable in 1702, 1706 and 1708, — fence viewer in 1712, — ty thing- 
man, 1710, 1720 and 1725. He was sometimes styled weaver, at others hus- 
bandman. 



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in. Chil. by 1. wf. b. in Wobum. 

16 Thomas, b. Mb. 20, 1684 ; d. Mb. 23, 1684.— 17 Marah, b. Ap. 1, 1685. 

18 John, b. May 14, 1686; d. Feb. 15, 1710; unmd. (?) a. 24. 

19 Thomas, b. Ap. 5, 1688; d. Nov. 26, 1717 ; unmd. (?) a. 29. 

20 A daughter, b. June 11, 1693. 

21 Abigail, b. Ap. 2, 1694 ; m. Nathaniel Kendall, Mh. 16, 1720. ** 

22 Peter, b. Sep. 10, 1698; d. Dec. 25, 1709 ; a. II. 

3 JOSEPH LOCKE [5] m. 1. MARY , who d. Ap. 1707. 2. he m. 

MARGARET MEAD, dau. of Israel Mead of Wobum. 3. he m. HAN- 
NAH PIERCE of Weston, Nov. 5. 1743, who d. Ap. 10, 1747. He resided in 
Cambridge, in that part now Lexington, where he d. 1754, a. 90. 1 have found 
much difficulty in procuring the records relating to this family ; some of the chil. 
were b. before the Incorporation of Lex. (1713) but the births are not to be 
found on the Camb. Rec. All but the two youngest chil. were bap. at Lex. Ocu 

20, 1712, as appears by the Rev. Mr. Cook's Journal, and from the same source, 

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(a) John Locke, Jr. alias Kendall, was son of his dan. Abigail who md. Nathaniel Kendall, 
and he was permitted to take the name of John Locke on the petition to the Court, of his 
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I find that '' a child of Joseph Locke, d. 1695 ; '^ ''a son Mb. 80, 1706 ; " and 
" a child Ap. 7, 1707 ; " but no Christian names are given, and whether they 
were any of thoee whose names are given below, I cannot say. 

His fann was principally at Cambridge Farms, now Lexington, and probably 
adjoined his bro. William's. Mb. 26, lt)95, his father gave him 20 acres, at a 
place called ^^ Cambridge fiarroes,*' containing, a mansion bouse, bam and ^^ out- 
hoasing, orchard, fields,'^ ^c. ; bounded by Capt. Cooks fiarme S. £., Joseph 
Simonds W., and " a lott that was Thomas Browns N." — Also eight acres of 
Woodland (so called,) that is the wood and timber, " not the soyle,*' bounded by 
Camb. town line, S. W., Thomas Kendall, N. W. and Capt. Carter's lott S. E., 
and by woodland of William Locke, Senr. N. £. — also four acres at ^^ Bull 
Meadow," bounded by Camb. line S. W., William Clarke N. E., " and by the 
upland in all other places.^' In 1715 he bought of Thomas Mead, Execr. of his 
father Israel Mead, (prob. the brother and father of Locke's wf.) "one half of 
that whole messuage, or tenement lately in the possession of said Israel Mead," 
situated in Lex. for <£82.10. In 1712 he sold Timothy Reed of Woburn, (prob 
his son in law) 5 acres of meadow near the house of sd. Reed, being a part of 
" Little Rock Meadow," bounded W. by sd. Reed, S. by John Locke, East by 
Eleazer Kendall, and West by Samuel Nevers. In 1717 he sold Robert Fbke 
" Weaver " of Lex. two acres in Lex ; — in 1733 he sold his son Joseph for .£200 
"bills of credit," "and partly in consideration of <£240, to be accounted towards 
his portion," 15 acres in Lex. bounded S. E. by the town way ; S. W. by Dr. 
Fiske ; N. W. by Daniel Tidd ; N. by Joshua Simonds, and elsewhere by his 
own land. Also 10 acres bounded by his own land ; and the W. half of bis 
** Mansion house " and barn, and half of 12 acres in Woburn, bounded S. W. by 
Lex. line, and elsewhere by Samuel Kendall and Samuel Locke. In 1742 he 
sold Joseph for £60, and other considerations, half of 32^ acres in Woburn, 
bounded S. W. by " Bull Meadow ; " Westerly and Northerly by Lex. line to 
Dea. George Reed's land ; and Esty. by sd. Reed. In 1746 he sold his son 
Stephen half of 60 acres in Lex. and half of 32^ in Woburn. His house is 
supposed to have stood where the house of his gr. gr. gr. son William Locke 
now stands near the house of William Gibbs, Esq. It was taken down about 
1830, the estate having been owned by his descendants to the present time. The 
land on which the house of Charles Locke (near William's) stands, was a part oi 
the old farm. Amos and Reuben Locke, cousins, and gr. sons of Joseph, Senr. 
both resided at the old house. 

III. Chil. by 1. wf. 

23 Mary, b. ; m. George Traluddia (?) July 15, 1727. (a) 15 

24 Abigail, b. ; m. Thomas Fessenden, Jany. 8, 1720. It 

26 Lydia, b. . 

26 Sarah, b. July 14, 1696 ; m. Samuel Snow, June 10, 1718. 17 

27 Joseph, b. Mb. 19, 1699 ; m. Sarah . 18 

28 Elizabeth, b. Mb. 15, 1703 ; m. John Scotto (?) Aug. 13, 1725. (a) 

29 Huldah, b. June 28, 1705 ; m. Timothy Reed, May 28, 1743. 19 

Chil. by 2. wf. 

30 Margaret, b. May 6, 1710; m. John Russell (?) Nov. 5, 1730. (a) 



(a) There is some doabt aboat these marriages ; they were taken from the Boston Records 
under the dates given above. [See Nos. 23 — 28 — 30 ] But it is not certain that Mary, 
ElixBibeth and Margaret Locke, whose marriages are there recorded were the daus. of Joseph 
above. 1 have found no other disposition of Joseph's daus. of these names ; neither have I 
found the dans, of any other family of similar names, either in Boston or viciDity *, and 
therefore have assumed that these were the daus. of Joseph. As to Elizabeth [28] there is a 
singular error. In the publishment she is called Elizabeth Cock, but the marriage is recorded 
lodce. Ne births of child, of Scotto and Rassell have been found. 



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81 Joannah, b. Feb. 2, 1712-13 ; m. Jonas Munroe, Jany. 8, 1738-4. M 

32 Ruth, b. May 9, 1714-15. 

33 Stephen, b. Jany. 26, 1718 ; m. Mehetable Raymond. II 

4 MARY LOCKE. [6] m. SAMUEL KENDALL of Wob. Mh. 30, 1692 ; 
who was b. Mh. 8, 1659, the son of Francis Kendall, an emigrant from Eng- 
land who md. Mary Tidd. 

[Samuel Kendall md. 1. Rebecca Mixer of Watertown, Nov. 23, 1683, who d. Oct. 25, 1691, 
By her he had Samuel, July 13, 1684; Isaac, Sept. 13, 1686; Joshua, March 14, 1689, and 
Rebecca June 6, 1691.] 

He resided in Wob. where the house of Horace Conn stands on Pleasant St. 
He probably died at Lancaster about 1749, at which time his will was proved at 
Worcester, and he is called, " of Lancaster formerly of Wobum." His father's 
mg. is recorded on the Wob. Records Francis Kendall, alias Miles, and the tra- 
dition is that he emigrated without the knowledge of his family, and to avoid 
discovery altered his name. I do not understand which was said to be his true 
name, Kendall or Miles, but suppose the former. He had a brother Thomas, 
who resided at Wob. who had 10 daus. but no sons. (See Barry's Hist, of Fram- 
ingham, p. 307.) 

III. Chil. by Mary Locke. 

34 Maiy b. Feb. 3, 1692-3 ; d. Aug. 14, 1727. 

35 Rebeckah, b. Jany. 26, 1694-5 ; m. Samuel Russell. 22 

36 Abigail, b. Mh. 31, 1697 ; m. William Nichols, Jany. 14, 1720. 2S 

37 Ebenezer, b. May 16, 1700 : m. Hannah Thompson. 24 

38 Ruth, b. Ap. 23, 1703 ; m. Rahan Bancroft, Jany. 2, 1729 or 30. 25 

39 Tabitha, b. Jany. 22, 1706-7 ; m. Nathan Richardson, July 3, 1729, 2t 

i SAMUEL LOCKE, [7] m. 1 RUTHftOUbi.*' She ^faTa member Sf the 
Church in Lexington before Oct. 16, 1698, Aid d. Dec. 14, 1714, a. 31 or 37. 
2. He md. Mary Day of Ipswich. Intentions May 8, 1717. She prob. d. Nov. 
30, 1756. He had deceased prior to this, but when I do not know. He was 
living in 1738-9, for, Jany. 30, of that year, he purchased in Lex. land of John 
Whitmore, and Mh. 12, of same year, he purchased land in Lex. of Jonathan 
Raymond. His father had given him land, and he was possessed of a large 
estate. A part of it was about half a mile from Lexington Common on the 
County road to Bedford, where a cellar is still to be seen, and where his house 
probably stood. His only son Samuel, is known to have resided at this place. 

He is prob. the Samuel Lock named in the following extract from the Journals of the 
House of Rep. 8 Feb. 1733 : — 

Voted, ** That there be and hereby is granted 1500 acres of land, lying between the towns 
of Lunenburg and Rutland eastward of Wachusett Hills, to be divided to & among the officers 
&c soldiers engaged in ye Fight at Lamprey River, &c to such as shall be allowed to repre- 
sent those that are dead, viz. to ye representatives of Capt. Noah Wiswall, 400 acres ; to ye 
reps of Lieut. Gershom Flagg, 300 acres ; to ye reps, of Ens. Edwd. Walker, 200 acs. to 
Samuel Lock, Samuel Baker, William Bruce Ac Benjn. Baldwin, each, or to ye rep. of 
each of such as are dead, 150 acres ; 6c yt but one rep. be admitted of any such as are dead, 
preference to be given to ye oldest surviving son of any of those yt are deceased, 6c in case 
there be no son living, then the oldest male descended from such officer or soldier now living 
shall be ye rep. 6c in case of no male heir, then to the oldest female now surviving." 

"The Fight in which these men were engaged, was near a body of Water since known as 
Wheelwright's Pond, in the Town of Lee, N. H., July 6, 1690, in which sixteen of the Eng- 
lish were killed on the spot " (See <' Drake's Book of the Indians," p. 335.) 

HI. Chil. by 2. wf. 

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fiither led a large property for those days in lands and personal estate, tndoding 
several slaves, which the son inherited, aAer the decease of his mother. The 
Seal Estate was appraised at <9^600. Aug. 1771, he sold '' from 140 to 170 "" 
acres of land, to Benjamin Estabrooks and Joshua Reed of Lex. ; and before he 
d. he contrived to spend all his patrimony, having a great taste for fioe horses 
and fine clothes, and d. poor about 1800 ; and thus this branch of the family 
became extinct. 



• Lieut EBENEZER LOCKE, [8] 1. m. SUSANNAH WALLKER, Oct. 18, 
1697, who was b. Mh. 1, 1674, dau. of Israel Walker, of Wob. ; she d. June 13, 
1699. 2. He m. HANNAH MEADS Oct. 14, HOI, who was b. Sept. 17, 1676, 
dau. of David and Hannah Meads of Camb. She d. his wid. July 24, 1739, a. 63. 
He d. Dec. 24, 1723, a. 49. He resided with his father on the Homestead, of 
which he had become the owner by gift and purchase, as was related in the 
notice of his father. He was also the owner of other land and a house previous 
to his father's decease ; for in 1699, he mortgaged a house and two lots of 
land to Thomas Kendall, as security for money borrowed. One lot of six acres 
is described as bounded '^ South East by said Kendall's own land, South West by 
the land of William Locke, North West by the high way. North East by land of 
Mr. Blocket, [Blodgett.] The other lot of six acres, with a dwelling-house, is 
bounded East by a brook. South by said Thomas Kendall, West by the highway, 
North by Samuel Blocket, Jr." In 1713, he bought of William Johnson, Jr. a 
lot of meadow land, " bounded by the meadow of Henry Johnson Westerly, and 
by the brook that cometh from Ralf Kendall's and so runeth to Samuel Kendall's 
Southwardly, and by the land and meadow of the said Ebenezer Locke else- 
where." By his will, it also appears, he was owner of a large tract of land in 
the " North Township above Groton," which was what is now Townsend and a 
part of Ashby, which he gave to his sons, Ebenezer and Josiah, in his will. He 
was frequently elected to town offices, and was Lieut., but was released from 
Military duty on account of ^^ bodily infirmities." His will was made two days 
before his decease. See a deed in the Appendix from his father, which will fur- 
nish a description of his estate. ^^ ^ ^ ^ 

IIL Chil. by 1. wf. 

41 Ebenezer, b. Ap. 28, 1699 ; m. Mary Meriam. 27 

Chil. by 2. wf. * 

42 Samuel, h. Aug. 24, 1702; m. Rebeckah Richardson, Mh. 2, 1730. 28 

43 Josiah, b. Mh. 15, 1705. He resided at Wob. was probably a blacksmith 
and d. between July 20, 1727, and Nov. 6, 1730, at which latter date, 

I find a bill against his estate was paid to Dr. Francis Archbald of Boston for 
.medicines and attendance. I have a number of his Manuscripts which show 
that he was a young man of considerable education, with a taste for poetry ; 
several pieces are in my possession. He purchased Dec. 1723, 100 acres in 
the " North Township above Groton," of his brother Ebenezer. 

44 Joshua, b. Aug. 21, 1709 ; 1. m. Hannah Reed, Mh. n32. 29 

2. " Tabitha Bellows, 1744. 

45 Nathan, b. Mh. 20, 1713 ; d. Dec. 1723. 

46 Hannah, b. Ap. 11, 1716; m. Asa Richardson, 1739. 30 

7 JAMES LOCKE, [9] m. SARAH CUTTER, Dec. 5, 1700, the dau. of 
Richard Cutter of Cambridge, who emigrated to America with his wf. Eliza- 
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PenyHian* Mn. LOCKE was b* Aug. 81, 1673 and d. -^^. He d. Deo. 11, 
1745, a. 68. His father, in his will, says, '^ with reference to my sod James 
Locke 1 lett him go to work for himself to gett son^ething to begin the world with, 
and also gave him about thirty pounds in money, to help him purchase his land 
and build upon it, so that I have given him his full portion already, and now I 
give him ten shillings more as a token of my love.'^ 

In 1699, Sep. 9, he purchased of James Converse, 46 acres in Wob. *^ near a 
place called the Pine Mountain ; ** '^ bounded. South East by ye Woodland of 
Henry Grardner and Josiah Johnson, North East by ye Woodland of Josiah 
Johnson, North West by ye Woodland of John Carter, and South West partly by 
Cambridge line and partly by Woodland of John Carter." Also *' twenty acres 
of swamp bottom, so called, with the liberty to take it up for himself, where the 
top is his own, according to an order of the Town of Wobum." 

In 1715 he purchased of Josiah Johnson, ten acres of Woodland, bounded 
South Westerly on Cambridge and Lexington lines. North Westerly on said 
James Locke, North Easterly on land in possession of Widow Gramer [Gardner ?] 
and South Easterly on Charlestown line. The following is from the Wobum 
Town Records, May 17, 1700. " Then layed out to James Locke of Wobum, 
33 acres and a half where the top is his own already, at a place called Pine 
Mountain, on the South side thereof, near Cambridge line ; bounded by the 
Woodland of Josiah Johnson East ; South by ye Woodland that was Matthew 
Johnson's and Sam. Blodgett's, and the said James Locke's Woodland elsewhere, 
twenty acres thereof upon Samuel Converse's account, and three acres and a 
half given him by the proprietors of this town of Wobum, at their meeting, 
April 23, 1700.'^ These tracts of land constituted the beginning of his home- 
stead, and here he built his first house, a short distance from the house of his gr.- 
gr. son Jonathan Locke, who resides near the West line of Winchester, formerly 
Wobum. 

Mh. 7, 1708-9, James Locke was chosen " haward," and again, Mh. 3, 
1711-12 ; and Mh. 3, 17 17-18, Surveyor of Highways, and Mh. 2, 1718-19, Con- 
stable. '^Feb. 12, 1719-20, reconed with Constable James Locke and he 
having paid into the Selectmen and their orders, with an order to Mr. Cotton 
when paid J^IO.1.0, the full of the list of the Town Rates committed to him to 
collect Discharged in full thereof." ^Wob. Rec.) Jany. 1745-6, his son James 
of Hopkinton was appointed Administrator on his estate — Inventory <£1370« 
Oct. 1747, the Commissioners appointed by the Court to make a distribution of 
his estate, made a Report which was sanctioned by the judge. One third of the 
Real Estate was set off to the widow, and the other two thirds to his son Jonathan ; 
he giving bonds to pay the other heirs their share, viz. to James — ;€ 146.6.8, 
to heirs of dau. Hannah Pierce, deceased, j^60.3.4, to daus. Sarah, wife of Wil- 
liam Jones, Ruhamah Bond, [formerly Whittemore,] Phebe, wife of Daniel Brewer, 
Rebecca, wife of William Munroe, and Mary, wife of John Wright, each £5^.3,4^ 
The Pro. Rec. also show, that, James had previously recM ^£24, Hannah £2b^ 
Jonathan ^8, and Sarah, Phebe, Ruhamah, Rebecca and Mary, each ;€30. At 
the settlement Jonathan was allowed 1^^280, for services rendered after he was 
twenty-one. 

III. Chil. 

47 Hannah, b. July 11, 1701 ; m. Thomas Pierce, Nov. 6, 1722. M 

48 James, b. June 17, 1703; m. Elizabeth Burnap, Jany. 11, 1727. t2 

49 Ruhamah, b. Ap. 23, 1705; 1. m. Benjamin Whittemore, June 15, 1726. SS 

2. John Bond. 
60 Sarah, b. July 5, l'J07 ; m. William Jones, Dec. 25, 1733. S4 

51 Phebe, b. Aug. 15, 1709 ; 1. m. Daniel Brewer, Sep. 9, 1732-3. 8S 

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52 Kebeckah, b. Not. 11, 1711 ; ra. William Munroe, Mh. 6, 1785. M 

53 Mary, b. Oct 12, 1713 ; m. John Wright, Jany. 4, 1788. 87 

54 Jonathan, b. Jany. 17, 1717'; m. Phebe Pierce, Feb. 1, 1746. 88 



8 EUZABETH LOCKE, [10] m. JAMES MARKHAM, Oct. 14, 1700, 
who was b. Mh. 16, 1674--5, the son of Daniel Markham, who m. Elisa- 
beth Whitmore, Not. 3, 1669, in Cambridge. They went to Middletown, Ct 
soon after their marriage, where he d. '^ June 8, 1731, iQ ye 57th year of his 
age from the 16th of Mh. last.'' (Middletown T. Rec.) and Elizabeth his wid. d. 
at the same place, Sep. 25, 1753, a 72. 

III. Chil. 

55 James, b. Nov. 22, 1701 ; m. Sarah Rummery or Rumney, Sep. 25, 1745, 

and resided at Middletown, Ct. 

56 Elizabeth, b. Jany. 18, 1703-4. — 57 William b. Jany. 28, 1705-6. 

58 John, b. Dec. 28, 1707-8 ; (m. Desiah Sears, Nov. 3, 1748, and resided at 

Middletown Ct. ?) 

59 Mary, b. May 14, 1710. ^ Mary Markham a single woman,'' resided in Lex. 

1738 ; perhaps the same. 

60 AbigaU, b. July 22, 1712. — 61 Martha, b. June 18, 1714. 

62 Hannah, b. Sep. 6, 1716. — 63 Nathaniel, b. Feb. 27, 1718-19. 



• WILLIAM LOCKE, [1 IJ m. 1. MARY , who d. Feb. 21, 1710-11, 

a. 21. 2. m. JEMIMA RUSSELL, dau. of Philip of Lex. He resided in 
the 2. Precinct of Wob. which was incorporated as Burlington in 1799 ; but that 
portion which included his house and a portion of his land was annexed to Lex. 
the same year on the petition of his gr. son Thomas. This was undoubtedly a 
part of his father's homestead, and probably his house was that of his father. 
There were two other houses on his father's farm known as the ** Porter House,'* 
and the *' Newman House," that are not now in existence, and I have not been 
able to reconcile several conveyances made by the chil. of his father, where 
** mansion houses" are mentioned. William above ^* owned the covenant" in 
the Church at Lex. Sep. 9, 1716, in the Records of which Ch. his death is 
recorded Jany. 29, 1767, a. 83, and that of his wid. Jemima, Nov. 16, 1782, a. 
90 ; but on his grave stone he is said to have d. Jany. 20, 1767. 

IV. Chil. byl. wf. 

64 A son, b. , d. Mh. 1, 1709-10. 

65 A daughter b. , d. Feb. 21, 1710-11. 

Chil. by 2. wf. 

66 Mary, b. Sep. 7, 1716 ; m. Joseph Perry, Ap. 1746. 

67 Jemima, b. July 4, 1718 ; m. Ebenezer Brooks, Oct. 28, 1736. 89 

68 William, b. Feb. 2, 1720-21 ; m. Grace Newell ; Int. May 12, 1747. 40 

69 Thomas, b. Oct. 27, 1722 ; m. Rebecca Lawrence, June 27, 1751. 41 

70 Jonas, b. Jany. 13, 1726-7 ; m. Dwight. 42 

71 Joseph, b. Ap. 23, 1729 ; m. Mary Ayers. 43 

72 Ebenezer, b. Nov. 3, 1732 ; m. 1. Hannah Randall. 44 

m. 2. Wid. Abigail Fiske, Jany. 7, 1802. 

73 Joanna, b. Feb. 27, 1785 ; m. Phineas Blodgett, Oct. 10, 1753. 

74 Abigail, b. Feb. 5, 1737 ; m. Jonathan Fiske, of Lexington, Sep. 4, 1755. 



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10 FRANCIS LOCKE, [12] 1. m. ELIZABETH WINSfflP of Medford, 
Feb. 25, 1713, who d. 1758, a. 67; 2. m. Wid. MARTHA (RUSSELL) 
DUNSTER, Mh. 15, 1759. She was the wid. of Henry Dunster, to whom she 
was m. Feb. 25, 1707-8. She was b. July 26, 1691, at Cambridge, the dau. 
of Joseph Russell, who m. Mary Belcher, June 23, 1662. Mr. Dunster was a 
grandson of Pres. Dunster of Har. Col. Francis Locke, his wife Elizabeth and 
his dau. Elizabeth were original members of the Church in West Camb. which 
was formed 1739. 

He resided in Medford a few years after his marriage where his two eldest 
chil. were born, but in 1718 he was of Wobum, as at that date he sold to his 
brother Daniel all his " interest in the mansion house in which I now dwell.'' This 
was probably a part of the mansion of his father, and with it he also sold several 
lots of land. This estate or a portion of it had probably been given to him by 
his father Dea. William Jr. In 1719 he probably moved to what is now called 
the *' Foot of the Rocks " in West Cambridge, then Cambridge, he having in 
Aug. 1718, bought of Edward Winship of Lexington and Grershom Cutter, Jr. of 
Cambridge, eight acres of land in Camb. May 4, 1733, he purchased of John 
Francis of Medford another lot of land in Cambridge ; and Ap. 13, 1736, he 
bought of Benjamin Bagnal of Boston, land in Camb., and Feb. 10, 1746, he 
bought of Samuel Whittemore eleven acres of land in Cambridge. In 1760 be 
sold his son Samuel a small lot of land at the " Foot of the Rocks," with a dwell- 
ing house then occupied by Samuel Godding, being ^^ a part of the Mill pasture," 
also another small piece ; the compensation was £26,13 A "lawful." Dec. 1769, 
he sold his son Samuel for i£ 141.5.5, a part of " Cane's lot," a part of" Bagnal's 
lot," and a part of the " Whittemore lot," all at the " Foot of the Rocks," reserv- 
ing the control and use of the same during his life. At the same time he sold 
to all his children for i£23.6.8, that part of his house called " the kitchen and 
little room " and the corn house and land, reserving the use of it during his life. 
After his decease it was to be divided, giving Samuel a double share. 

In 1747, Francis Locke and Gershom Cutter, were fined 30s. ea. for travelling 
on Sunday from Camb. to Newton (to attend meeting) by Henry Gibbs, Jus. 
Peace. But the Court of Sessions ordered the proceedings quashed. (Court 
Ses. Rec.) He was a tanner, and also kept a tavern. The house in which he 
resided is now standing at the intersection of the main road with the road leading 
to Woburn, and is owned by Stephen Locke. He d. Sep. 3, 1770, a. 80, and his 
wid. d. June 27, 1771, a. 81. 

I V. Chil. by 1. wf. the two first b. at Medford, the others at Camb. 

75 Samuel, b. Jany 15, 1714; 1. m. Deborah Butterfield. 45 

2. m. wid. Mehitable Butterfield, June 6, 1770. 

76 Elizabeth, b. June 17, 1716 ; 1. m. Zachariah Symmes, June 16, 1748. 4< 

2. m. Ebenezer Brooks, Nov. 15, 1776. 89 

77 Sarah, b. Ap. 10, 1719 ; m. William Withington. 47 

78 Francis, b. Ap. 3, 1721 ; m. Ruth Fessenden, Sept. 13, 1743. 48 

79 John, b. Feb. 8, 1724-5 ; m. Mary Frost, Jany. 2, 1752. 49 

80 Benjamin bap. Oct. 12, 1735 ; d. y. 



11 DANIEL LOCKE, [13] 1. m. ABIGAIL , who d. at Acton, Nov. 

22, 1750; 2. he md. Wid. DORCAS BR AB ROOK. Int. Nov. 17, 1751. 
She was the wid. of Benjamin Brabrook of Acton. There is some reason to sup- 
pose that his first wife's name was Adams. He and his last wife d. at Acton. I 
have found no record of more than one child. He was owner of land in Lex. or 
Wob. in 1718, for at that time his father " for divers good considerations " 
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Iktiiers landk At the same time his brother Francis sold him for «sf 115 his inter' 
est in the house where he (Francis) resided, which was prob. a part of his father^s 
house. At the same time he also sold him several parcels of land, including ^' a 
place for a tan yard " and " a convenient place for a tan house." 

In 1734, Daniel bought of Samuel Kendall, Jr. 10 acres in Wob. and 3 acres 
of Thomas Robins; and in 1738, after the decease of his father, the other heirs 
conveyed him 11 acres of his father's estate. In 1741, he purchased of James 
Cutter or Cutler for <£200, 30 acres in Lex. After the death of his mother, his 
brothers and sister conveyed to him ibr ^64, old tenor, fbur-fifths of their father'^ 
estate, being their shares in the same, and including the '^ mansion house and 
bam." This conveyance was made Mb. 27, 1749. 

May 24, 1750, he sold to William Porter, of Salem, 160 acres in Wob. and 
Lex. with his house, for ^640. Up to this time he is called of Woburn^ and 
styled a " Weaver," an occupation then common* The property sold Porter 
was probably all his real estate in Lex. and Wob. Nov. 5, 1750, then of Cam- 
bridge, he bought of Thomas White 40 acres of land in Acton, and the same 
day 30 acres of Timothy Farrar, of Acton, " Innholder." He undoubtedly moved 
to Acton at this time, and his son Daniel went with him or soon after, for Ap. 2, 
1751, he sold to Daniel, Jr., the estate purchased of Farrar. And on that estate 
Daniel, Jr. kept a tavern, it being the first tavern in Acton. In 1771, and again 
in Dec. 21, 1780, his wife Dorcas then living, he sold to Benjamin Brabrook, of 
Acton, probably son of his second wife, land in Acton. At this time he was 
88^ years old. He died at Acton, but when I know not. 

IV. Chil. by 1. wf. b. at Wobum. 

81 Daniel, b. Dec. 1, 1721, at Wob. 1. md. Mary — -■ , who d. at Acton, 

July 2, 1756 ; 2. m. Wid. Margaret Scott, at St. George's, Me. M 



12 EBENEZER LOCKE [14] m. ELIZABETH ; I have never found 

her family name, the date of his birth, marriage, nor death, nor that of his 
wf« I have supposed that his mother was his fa. 2. wf. ; but think it is an error, 
as he would not have been old enough to have md. and had a son in 1717. He 
and his wf. covenanted with the Ch. in Lex. Ap. 28, 1717; and is prob. the 
Ebeoezer who was " impressed " before 1746, with Jonathan Locke, prob. in the 
French war. He was living June 11, 1752, for he then sold Samuel Reed of 
Wob. 20 acres of meadow land in Wob., but must have d. before Mb. 9, 1765 ; 
his daus. with their husbands then conveyed to their bro. Ebenezer the ^^ whole 
of their father's estate, both real and personal," for ^100. _ He resided on the 
place now occupied by the Wid. Duren, in the extreme westerly comer of Wob. 
la 1712, (then called Jr.) he bought of Daniel Bloggett for ^40 "passing 
money " 17 acres in Wob. at " Rock Meadow Plain," bounded by Timothy 
Reed South and East ; by George Reed, North, and Samuel Richardson, West ; 
including "housing and timber," &,c. In 1721-2 (then called Ebenezer 2d.) he 
bought of Edward Johnson, Jr. and Ebenezer Johnson, Jr. of Wob. for <£30, 10 
acres at " Rock Meadow Plain," in two pieoes, bounded by TinrK)lhy Reed, Wil- 
liam Locke, the " range lines " and his own land. In 1738, his brothers and 
sisters conveyed to him part of their father's estate, viz. : 18 acres at " Rock 
Meadow Plain," bounded Northerly by William Locke, Westerly by Thomas 
Bloggett, Jr., Southerly by the Range way, and Easterly by Samuel Wyman ; 
13^ acres bounded Northerly by Range way. Westerly and Southerly on a part 
of his father's farm and a dam, and Easterly on his own land ; iOj^ acres called 
" Hill Pasture," bounded Westerly on his father's estate. Southerly on John 
Bloggett, Northerly on path leading to Tinootby Reed's, and oA said Reed's hind, 

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96 IV. OENBRATION. 

and Si acres bounded by other portions of the estate of his father. He proba- 
bly built a part of the house now known as the Duren house. 

IV. Chil. 

82 Ebenezer bap. at Lex. Ap. 28, 1717; d. Mh. 22, 1720. 

83 Elizabeth, bap. at Lex. June 19, 1720; m. Ebenezer Meriam, Sep. 17, 
1747. 51 

84 Sarah, bap. at Lex. Aug. 11, 1723 ; m. Timothy Wyraan, Oct 11, 1744. 52 

85 Hannah, bap. at Lex. June 13, 1725 ; m. Thomas Newman. Int Feb. 2, 
1746. 5S 

86 Abigail, bap. at Lex. Ap. 28, 1728. She was a " single woman " at 
Wob. in 1765, when she joined with her brother and sisters in the conveyance 
of her father^s estate. 

87 Phebe, bap. at Lex. Mh. 7, 1731 ; m. Ebenezer Meriam, Jr. 54 

88 Ebenezer, bap. at Lex. Mh. 2, 1735 ; m. Lucy Wood, Feb. 27, 1759. 55 



IS ABIGAIL LOCKE, [15] m. JONAS MERIAM, of Lex. Oct. 3, 1728. 
She d. Dec. 13, 1755, and Mr. MERFAM m. Mrs. SARAH WINSHIP, 
June 22, 1758. Mr. Meriam was son of Dea. John, who m. Mary Wheeler 1688, 
gr. son of John, who m. Mary Cooper, and gr. gr. son of Joseph, who emigrated 
from and settled in Concord. He (Jonas) was a housewright, and re- 
sided at Lex, (and was Town Treasurer?) 

IV. Chil. 

89 John, b. July 28, 1729. — 90 Abraham, b. Dec. 23, 1734. 
91 Silas, b. Mh. 5, 1737. — 92 James, b. Ap. 10, 1739. 
93 Abigail, b. June 11, 1741. — 94 Eunice, b, June 29, 1743. 
95 Ebenezer, b. Nov. 2, 1745 ; d. Dec. 17, 1745. 



11 ABIGAIL LOCKE, [21] m. NATHANIEL KENDALL, Mh. 16, 1720, 
son of John and Elizabeth. She d. May 16, 1729, (1730?) and he m. 
Sarah Carter, Feb. 11, 1731-2, who d. Oct. 3, 1775, and he d. Ap. 1776, a. 81. 
By his 2d wf. he had John, Ap.22, 1732, who md. Sarah Wyraan, Nov. 12, 1754, 
(who afterwards md. William Bruce. See par. 56 ;) Sarah, Feb. 28, 1734-5 ; 
and Annah Nov. 25, 1736. He resided at Wob. 

IV. Chil. by 1. wf. 

9^ Nathaniel, b. Dec. 20, 1720 ; d. Jany 8, 1736. 

96 Abigail, Dec. 29, 1722 ; m. William Bruce, Mh. 10, 1747. M 

96^ Elizabeth, b. Feb. 6, 1725. — 97 Peter, b. Feb. 22, 1727. 

98 John, b. Dec. 30, 1729 or 30 ; m. Mary Reed ; Int. Aug. 12, 1749. Cgj. 



15 MARY LOCKE, [23] m. GEORGE TRALUDDIA, July 15, 1727, in 

Boston. Such a marriage I find on the Boston Rec. and finding no other 

disposition of Mary, the dau. of Joseph Locke, I have presumed that she was the 

Mary Locke md. to Traluddia. I have been unable to find the name of Tra- 

luddia in any other connection. 

IV. Chil. 

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IV. GENERATION. 27 

1< ABIGAIL LOCKE, [24] m. THOMAS FESSENDEN, Jany. 8, 1720, 
of Cambridge ; she d. June 12, 1736. He was son of Nicholas Fessen- 
den, who md. Mary Cheney. 

[He, Thomas, first md. Abigail (Poulter 7) about 1709, and settled at Lexington, where 
she d. Ap. 25, 1719. By her he had Thomas, b. Dec. 9, 1709, who m. Hannah Prentice, of 
Camb. June 19, 1735, or Aug. 9, 1736; Samuel, b. Aug. 11, 1711, m. Elizabeth Allen, May 

21, 1740 ; Abigail, b. July 13, 1713, m Wellington ; Mary, b. Jany. 17, 1716, m. 

Brown. The father also md. 3. Anna Phillebrown, Dec. 29, 1737 ; he d. Mh. 6, 1738 ] 

(See Appendix, F, for some account of the Fessendens.) 

IV. Chil. by his 2d. wf. Abigail Locke, b. at Lex. 

100 Elizabeth, b. Mh. 18, 1721 ; m. John Pierce, Nov. 10, 1741. 5T 

101 Jonathan, b. Ap. 28, 1723 ; m. Martha Crosby, June 4, 1747. 58 

102 John, b. Ap. 27, 1729 ; m. Elizabeth Wyman, Nov. 23, 1769. M 

103 Timothy, b. May 6, 1731 ; m. Elizabeth Pierce. M 

104 Benjamin, b. Jany. 9, 1733-4 ; 1. m. Hannah Lash, about }SM.//S'^ <1 

2. m. Barbara Calder. 
Since the above was in type I have learned that by his 2. wf. he had 
104^ Hannah, b. June 18, 1725 ; d. Jany 19, 172(5. 
104« Hannah, b. Ap. 21, 1727 — and 104^ Submit, b May 28, 1736. 



17 SARAH LOCKE. [26] m. SAMUEL SNOW, Jr. of Wob. June 10, 1718. 
He was b. in that part of Wob. now included in Wilmington, Aug. 24, 

1692, and was the son of Lieut. Samuel, who was b. Feb. 8, 1669, who was the 
son of Samuel, b. May 28, 1647, who was the son of Richard, who emigrated to 
New England. Samuel, Jr. with his father Lieut Samuel, purchased a large 
tract of land in Ashford, Con. in 1724 ; in which year they both removed to that 
town, where they resided and became prominent and influential men, often hold- 
ing the most important town offices. Samuel, Jr. d. Dec. 24, 1756, a. 64, and 
his wid. Nov. 16, 1790, a. 94^. 

IV. Chil. 

105 Samuel, b. Dec. 7, 1719, at Wob. ; m. Hannah Mason, in Connecticut. $t 

106 Oliver, b. Aug. 28, 1721, at Wob. 

107 Sarah, b. Jany 24, 1723-4, at Wob. ; d. May 17, 1726. 

108 Sarah, b. Ap. 29, 1726. 

109 Stephen, b. July 5, 1730 ; m. Annah Shaw, Ap. 29, 1756. <S 

110 Sylvanus, b. Mh. 17, 1782 ; m. Rebecca Corrary, Nov. 9, 1752. M 

111 Elizabeth, b. July 11, 1734 ; d. Ap. 1, 1737. 

112 Timothy, b. Sep. 20, 1737 ; d. Ap. 9, 1749. 

113 Elizabeth, b. Sep. 28, 1739. yVr. .>>ter- 

i^£i£C ^^''^^ ^^^ m 

18 JOSEPH LOCKE, Jr. [27] m. SARAH , who d. May 28, 1777, 

and he d. Jany. 13, 1785, a. 86. He resided m Lex. on his father's home- 
stead, in the West half of the house. His father in 1736, had sold him a part of 
the homestead, as was related in par. 3 ; and in 1742 half of 32^ acres in Wob. 
His house stood where the house of William Locke now stands, his brother 
Stephen owning one half of it. In 1776, June II, he sold to his son Amos, for 
the nominal sum of ;^12, his part of the house, and portions of several pieces of 
land in Lex. and Wob. and Amos, then called of Wob. on the same day, gave 
his father and mother a lease of the same premises for and during their natural 
lives ; and also engaged to provide them ^* with good nursing in their sickness 
and at all times and under the infirmities of their advanced age, even until their 
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IV. Chil. 

114 Joseph, b. Mh. 28, 1734; ra. Sarah Baldwin, May 7, 1761. ti 

115 Benjamin, b. Oct. 10, 17a>; d. Nov. 12, 1755, a. 80. 

116 Nathan, b. Dec. 2, 1737; d. May 19, 1761, a. 24. 

117 AnM>s, b. Dec. 24, 1742 ; m. Sarah Locke, (3ct. 19, 1769. 6f 

118 Sarah, b. Aug. 23, 1746 ; m. Jeremiah Harrington, Dec. 21, 1769. CT 

119 Mary, b. May 31, 1749 ; m. Isaac Blodgelt^ Ap. 20, 1769, who d. July, . 
1830, a. 88. 



19 HULDAH LOCKE, [29] m. TIMOTHY REED,of Wob. May 28, 1748, 

whose house was prob. near '* Littl« Rock Meadow," within the present 
bounds of Burlington. I know nothing of his parentage ; he nmy have been the 
son of Timothy and Peirces Reed, who had a son of that name, b. Sep. 27, 1718. 
I have no record of his death nor that of his wife. I suppose she is the same 
" Wid. Huldah Reed " who had her thirds in a part of the estate now owned by 
the Durens in Wob. 

IV. Chil. b. at Wob. 
120 Huldah, b. Feb. 24, 1745 ; m. Jesse Russell, [132] Oct. 14, 1779. 74 



20 JOANNAH LOCKE, [31] m. JONAS MUNROE, of Lex. Jany. 8, 
1733-4. He was son of John by wife Hannah, who was the eldest son of 
William Sen. by wife Martha, and was b. Nov. 22, 1707. He was a Sclectmaa 
in Lex. 1758. His wife d. Sep. 17, 1748, a. 35. 

[By a 2d wf. he had prob. Lieut. Ebenezer, b. May 17, 1752, m. Lucy Simonds May 10, 
1781 — was at the Lex battle, and is said to have fired the first gun on the American 
side, and was wonnded. He d. at Ashbumham. Some further account will be found of him 
among the Munroes iu the Appendix.] 

IV. Chil. 

121 Jonas, b. Nov. 2, 1734. ' 

122 John, b. Feb. 21, 1736-7 ; m. Lydia Bemis, of Weston, Ap. 13, 1762. C8 

123 Stephen, b. Oct. 25, 1739. — 124 Jonathan, b* May 25, 1742. 

124^ Joannah, b. Ap. 12, 1747 ; m. John Adorns, July 9, 1771. M 



II STEPHEN LOCKE, [33] m. MEHITABLE RAYMOND, the dau. of 
Jonathan of Lex. and sister of Charity, who m. Thomas Bloggett. He d, 
' Ap. 22, 1772, a. 53, and his wid. d. Oct. 29» 1815, a. 94. They resided at Lex. 
on his father^s homestead. 

^ .^V. Obil.y 
** *^^ ' 125' Mehi\able, b. Aug. 4V,*r747. She was living at Lex. umnd. m 1773. 

126 Reuben, b. Mh. 16, 1748-9 ; m. Jerusha Richardson. 70 

127 Stephen, b. Mh. 29, 1750 ; m. Sally Hopkins, 1780. 71 

128 Elizabeth, b. June 14, 1753; d. unmd. 1816, a. 64. 

129 Benjamin, b. May 7, 1756 ; m. Betsy Wyman, Aug. 10, 1784. 72 

» REBECKAH KENDALL, [35] m. SAMUEL RUSSELL, the sob of 

John and Elizabeth of Wob. He was b. July 16, 1692, They resided in 

Wob. on the farm since owned by their gr. son James Bruce, and who about 

1850 sold a part of it to Levi Bacon. It is on Locust Street. Mrs. Russell d. a 

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IV. Chil. 

180 Rebecca, b. Feb. 10, 1726 ; m. Nathan Wyman, June 11, 1749. U 

181 Samuel, b. Jany. 5, 1728 ; d. Aug. 5, 1746. 

132 Jesse, b. July 5, 1731 ; 1. m Elizabeth Whipple, of Sutton. 74 

2. m. HuWah Reed, Oct. 14, 1779. 

3. m. Mary Proctor, Aug. 8, 1798. 

183 Mary, b. June 3^ 1738 ; ra. James Bruce, Jany. 18, 1763 75 



» ABIGAIL KENDALL [36J m. WILLIAM NICHOLS, of Reading, 
Jany. 14, 1720 ^ in which town they resided, as it appears by the following 
births from the Town Records ; but I have been unable to learn anything more 
about the family. 
IV. Chil. 

184 WiMiam, b. Dee. 9, 1721.-135 Joshua, b. Aug. 1, 1724. 
136 Abigail, b. Oct. 17,1726.-137 Samuel, b. Feb. 15, 1729. 



14 EBENEZER KENDALL, [37] m. HANNAH THOMPSON, of Wob. 
where they resided. 

IV, Chil. b. at Wob. • 

138 Jon^han,b. Oct 19, 1728.— 139 Ebeaezer, b. Aug. 19, 1731. 
140 William, b. Ap. 22, 1734. — 141 Simon, b. July 29, 1737. 
142 Reuben, b. Nov. 25, 1739. 

I have been uoabte to gather any further information about this family. The 
Kenclalls were very numerous at Wob. for many years. 

M RUTH KENDALL, [38} m. RAHAN BANCROFT, of Reading, Jany. 

2, 1729-30, who was prob. b. Feb. 14, 1685 ; the son of Thomas who m. 
Sarah Pool ; and perhaps the same who by wf. Elizabeth had Joshua, b. Aug. 
26, 1712; and by wf. Abigail had David, b. Aug. 2, 1718, See Reading Town 
Rec. 

IV. Chil. b. in Reading. 
J43 James, b. Oct 17, 1729-30, d. yg. 

144 Ruth, b. Dec. 6, 1731 ; m. Ephraim Parker, of Reading. 

145 Abigail, b. Feb. 12, 1734; d. yg. 

146 Judith, b. Nov. 28, 17:J5 ; " lived to be aged, d. unmd.'* 

147 James, b. May 9, 1739 ; m. Sarah Parsons. 7( 

26 TABITHA KENDALL, [39] m. Dea. NATHAN RICHARDSON, July 

3, n29 ; the son of John and Deborah, of Wob. She was his 2d wife, 
and d. Nov. 25, 1739, a. 33. 

[By his 1. wf.y named Esther, he had Nathan, Ap. 21, 1725 ; and Esther, Aug. 1727.] 
IV. Chil. by Tabitha Kendall, b. at Wob. 

148 Tabitha, b. Ap. 14, 1730. — 149 John, b. Feb. 5, 1731-2. 
150 Amos, b. Nov. 6, 1733. — 151 Jonathan, b. Oct. 23, 1735. 
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30 IV. GENBRATION. 

27 EBENEZER LOCKE, [41] m. MARY MERIAM, the dau. of Thomas 
and Mary, of Lexington. In 1715, when he was 16 years of age, "he 
putt himself and of his own free will and accord, put himself apprentice to 
Joseph Loring of Lex., House Carpenter and joyner to learn his art, trade or 
mystery. After the manner of an Apprentice." At the close of the Indentures, 
which are now before me, is this " Memorandum.^' " It is to be understood yt 
ye sd. Apprentice is bound to Lydia Loring, ye now wife of ye above sd. Joseph 
Loring, and she to him, in all things to [be] performed what is above written." 
His father d. Dec. 1723, and bequeathed "him the sum often shillings in money, 
and one hundred and fifty acres of Land lying in ye North Township above 
Groton, (now Townsend and Ashby,) the which with what I formerly gave him, 
I count to be his full part and double portion out of my estate.'^ One hundred 
acres of this land he sold to his brother Josiah the same year, and soon after 
moved to Hopkinton ; where in 1733 he bought land of John Howe ; and in 
1736, of Benj. Beduna, land and a grist-mill. The same year he sold land to 
Josiah Rice, and in 1751, then of " Country Gore," near Oxford, he sold lands 
in Hopkinton to Joseph Wood, of Hopkinton. He and his wife were ^^ admitted 
to full communion" in the Church at Hopkinton, Ap. 4, 1725, and were dismissed 
to the Church in Oxford, Sep. 3, 1738. 

He, perhaps, was the same Ebenezer Locke who contracted with the '* Pro- 
prietors of Gardner's Canada Township," to builji them a Mill in 1753. The 
place is now the Town of Warwick. The Mill was not completed for several 
years, as he was frequently driven from his work by his fear of the Indians, who 
were " doing much mischief in the vicinity." 

[I am not certain, whether the Ebenezer, who built the Mill, was the one above or not. It 
may have been Ebenezer, the son of his brother Joshua that bnilt the Mill, who then, or soon 
after resided at " Ervingshire,** part of which place is now included in Shutesbary and 
Orange. In his old age he resided with his son-in-law, Nehemiah Stone, at Charlton, where 
he d. Jany. 12, 1775, a. 74. I find records of births of two daughters only. He may have 
been the father of an Ebenezer Locke, who was with Gen. Winslow at Nova Scotia in 1755, 
and who, it appears, by the army rolls was ** b. at Oxford,'* and was aged 19 in 1755 ; bat 
I am inclined to think that this Ebenezer was the son of Joshua, (See Par. 29,) but I doubt 
of his being b. at Oxford.] 

The house and farm formerly owned by Ebenezer of " Country Gore," is 
now in possession of Rufus Eddy, and by the house stands a noble elm, planted 
by Mr. Locke. 

[In 1756 Mr. Locke gave as an excuse, for not having completed the mill according to 
agreement, sickness in his family, and the death of a daughter. This must have been a child 
of whom nothing more is known.] ^ 

IV. Chil. 

lo3 Lydia, bap. at Hopkinton, Nov. 1, 1724; m. Elijah Towne, June 

23, 1743, mi 

154 Hannah, b. Dec. 10, 1725, was bap. at Hopkinton, Dec. 21, 1725; 

m. Nehemiah Stone, Dec. 1, 1748. 77 

154^ Susannah, b. ; m. Silas Towne. Pub. 1744. 125 



28 SAMUEL LOCKE [42] m. REBECCA RICHARDSON, Mh. 2, 1730, 
who was b. July 4, 1710, the dau. of Capt. James Richardson, by his 2d 
wf. Elizabeth AmuU (Arnold ?) who was the son of Nathaniel and Mary, and 
the gr. son of Thomas, who was one of the seven grantees of Wobum, and was 
one of the three Richardsons who emigrated from England and settled in Wob. 
Mr. Locke resided at Woburn until 1742. His father by will gave him all his 
^^ housings and lands in the bounds of Wobum ;^^ which included the old home- 
stead of his grandfather, Dea. William, and at this time kilown as the Capt. 
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IV. GENERATION. 31 

Centre. Samuel sold this farm in Dec. 1741, to Samuel Wyman, 3, for .£900. 
And it is probable that here, it was, that he, Liocke, kept a tavern for several 
years. He owned other lands, for the same month that he sold to Wyman, he 
also sold to Dr. Jonathan Hay ward 36 acres at a place known as ^^ Listening 
Hill,*' and " Corner Hedge." This land was adjoining to, and Southerly of the 
farm now owned by Joseph R. Kendall ; and he also sold several small lots to 
Hay ward. 

He moved to Lancaster 1742 ; became a large landholder m that town, also 
owning lands in Ervingshire, which he bought of John Erving, Esq., of Boston, 
m 1755. He also was owner of a large quantity of Land in " Naraganset 
Township, No. 2," now Westminster ; also in " Road Town " now Shutesbury. 
His original purchase in Lancaster was made of John Buss, of Lancaster, for 
(£1000, it being the house and lands on which said Buss then resided. The deed 
is dated June 3, 1742. 

Mr. Locke kept a public house or Inn at Lancaster for many years, which was 
a place of resort for the principal men of the town, and where the ^^ fathers of 
the town " were accommodated with their wines and other beverages, if the old 
account-books in my possession are true. Mr. Locke was Treasurer of the 2d 
Precinct in 1748 and other years. %He was a man of great business qualifications, 
and was respected as an intelligent and honorable man. He d. Ap. 13, 1775, a. 
72, and his wid. m. Col. Joseph Wilder, Dec. 27, 1775, (whose two daus. m. 
James and John Locke, her sons,) and d. Sep. 10, 1789, a. 79. I have the 
original agreement made by her and Col. Wilder, before marriage, respecting the 
disposition of the estates of both. 

IV. Chil. all but the two last, b. in Wob., the two last at Lancaster. 

155 Samuel, b. Nov. 23, 1731 ; m. Mary Porter, O e t. 00^ 1755 . W ,1 ,{lkC 78 

156 Lucretia, b. Nov. 5, 1733 ; m. Ephraim Wilder, Ap. 3, 1755. 79 

157 Josiah, b. Sep. 28, 1736; m. Esther Kittredge, Feb. 29, 1764. 80 

158 James, b. Sep. 13, 1739 ; m. 1. Rebecca Wilder, Feb. 2, 1762. 81 

2. Martha Wright. 

159 John, b. Ap. 19, 1742; m. 1. Lucy Wilder, Mar. '8, 1765. 81 

2. Henrietta Harrington, Dec. 23, 1772. 

3. Abigail Jones, Mh. 8, 1778. 

160 William, b. Aug. 23, 1748 ; m. 1. Mary Fowie, June 18, 1772. 83 

2. Wid. Hannah Woolson, Ap. 13, 1813. 



2t JOSHUA LOCKE, [44] 1. m. HANNAH REED, at Wob. Mh. 1732-3, 
who was b. Jany. 2, 1712 ; dau. of Thomas and Sarah, of Wob. 2. 
TABITHA BELLOWS. Int at Boston, Ap. 1744. 

She was the dau. of Dr. Isaac Bellows, of Southboro\ He resided in Woburn, 
Westboro*, Boston ? and Southboro' ; and was prob. a carpenter. He sold land 
in Southboro' to Isaac Amidon, in 1753 — was on the alarm list in that town in 
1757, and d. there in 1767. His son Josiah was appointed administrator. His 
2d wf. was then living. He may have had other chil. than those whose names I 
have given, but these are all I have found. 

IV. Chil. 

161 Joshua, b. July 22, 1732-3, at Wob. ; m. Abigail Maynard. 84 

162 Josiah, b. Feb. 6, 1735, at Westboro' ; m. Persis Matthews. 85 

163 Ebenezer, b. Aug. 5, 1737 (at Oxford ?) ; m. Phebe Mores. 86 



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33 IV. OENSRATION. 

M HANNAH LOCKE, [46] m^ ASA RICHARDSON, Int. Nov. 1789, 

who was b. Dec. 12, 1718, the son of Dea. Stephen and Bridget ; gr. son 

of Joseph, who m. Hannah Green and gr. gr. son of Samuel, by wf. Joanna, all 

of Woburn, where he d. Mh. 17, 1752, a. 39 ; and she d. his wid. Mb. 1799. 

a. 83. 

IV. Chil. 

164 Hannah, b. Aug. 22, 1741 ; m. Thomas Reed. 

165 Leonard, b. Dec. 2, 1742 ; m. Ruth Wright, June 22, 1769. 81 

166 Susannah, b. May 16, 1744 ; m. Simon Carter. 

167 Relief, b. Aug. 3, 1745 ; m. Joseph Reed. 

168 Ichabod, b. Mh. 3, 1747 ; m. Sarah Wyman, June 6, 1770. 88 

169 Lucy, b. Nov. 15, 1748; d. 1757, a. 9. 

170 Edmund, b. Aug. 4, 1751 ; m. Mary Leathe, Nov. 19, 1771. 88 



SI HANNAH LOCKE [47] m. THOMAS PIERCE, gf Woburn, Nov. 5, 
1722. He removed then, or soon after to Leicester, and in 1728, or before, 
he settled at Hopkinton. His wife was admitted to the church in that town in 
1730, by letter from the Ch. in Leicester. She d. before Jany. 24, 1743, for at 
that date he md. Lydia Gibbs, of Pramingham. In 1747, he was a resident of 
Framingham, where he d. between Feb. 22, 1768, when his will is dated, and 
April, 1768, when his will was presented for Probate. 

[A very singalar error was five limes repeated on the Probate Eecords in 1747, when guar- 
dians were appointed to the cbi). of his fir»t wf., ber father having deceased leaving the chil. 
property. In the records of the appointment of guardians, it is recited that they were " the 
children of Thomas Fierce late of Framingham deceased,*' when in fact he did not die till 
twenty-one years after. It was the wf. wbo had '' deceased." Hy his 2d wf. he had in Fram- 
ingham Elizabeth, b. Nov. 30, 1744, bap. at Hop. Dec. 9, 1744, (who md. Silas Haren of 

Hop. Ap. 25, 1771 ?) Jonathan, b. Dec. 4, 1745, bap. Feb. 9, 1746, who md. Lydia ; 

Mary, bap. Aug. 7, 1748 ; (ra. Amos Stimpson, July 1, 1772 ?) ' Martha, bap. June 25, 1749 ; 
John, bap. Oct. 20, 1751 ; (m. Mary Brown, of Concord, Mh. 3, 1773 ?) Mehitable, bap. July 
ai, 1758] 

IV. Chil. by 1. mg. 

171 Hannah, b. Feb. 1, 1722-3, in Leicester, m. William Ballard, Jr. Aug. 

25, 1741. M 

172 Benjamin, b. prob. 1725 or 6, (at Leicester ?) He was living at the date 

of his father's will, 1768. 

173 Thomas, b. prob. 1726 or 7 ; m. Mary Haven, Ap. 26, 1750. 91 

174 Ebenezer, bap. Dec. 22, 1728, at Hopkinton ; d. before his father, as he 

is not mentioned in the will. 

175 Hepsebah, bap. Ap. 18, 1731, at Hopkinton ; m. Benjamin Dolbier, Feb. 

18, 1*760. 92 

176 Timothy, bap. Mh. 31, 1734, at Hop.; m. and d. before his father, as 

the latter left property " to the heirs of his son Timothy.'' 

177 James, bap. Oct 31, 1735, at Hop. was living at the decease of his father. 

178 Phebe, bap. July 22, 1739 ; d. Mh. 1, 1755. 



82 JAMES LOCKE, [48] m. ELIZABETH BURNAP, Jany. 11, 1727, 
at Hopkinton, who was b. at Reading May 1, 1708, the dau. of Dea. Ben- 
jamin Burnap, who m. Elizabeth Newhall, of Maiden, June 19, 1700. Dea. 
Bumap was b. June 8, 1677, and was the son of Robert Burnap, Jr., by wf. 
Ann, who was the son of Robert Burnap, SenV, who was the first of the name 
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[Barnap was the origina] orthography of tMt name in this country, at Reading, where the 
fiimilv first settled, and has so remained until the present time with most of the aescendants 
of Robert ; hot in 1771 Dea. Benjamin, the brother of Elizabeth, changed his name to Burnet, 
and his descendants, some of whom resided at Souihboro*, are now known by that name. 
Previous to that time there were Buraets in Boston and other places, but I think they were 
not connected with the Reading fan^ily. I am inclined to think that Burnet is the true name, 
as the name of Bnmap I have not been able to find in England.] 

James Locke was a farmer and settled in Hopkinton about 1725. He was 
appointed Administrator on his father's estate in Wob. in June 1745. On the 
division of the estate, his share was <£146.6. 8. He remained at Hopkinton, 
where all his chil. were b. till 1749, when he removed to Ashby, then Town 
send, where he purchased a farm (of Amos Whitney ?) it being the first farm 
surveyed in that part of Townsend which is now in the bounds of Ashby. I 
have the original plan, which is before me, and is dated April, 1786, and is 
recorded in the Proprietors' books, Dec. 4, 1736. It was situated in the North* 
Easterly part of Ashby, on what^ for many years, was the principal road from 
Townsend, through New Ipswich, N. H. to Keene, N. H. This road was laid 
out Jany. 15, 17M), by Townsend, and is described as '* Beginning at Pearl Hill 
Brook, near the Bridge, near John Conant's fence ; thence Northerly to John 
Stevens' ; thence towards the bridge across Willard's stream ; thence up to 
James Locke's ; thence to the Brook running out of Locke's meadow to the 
Beaver Dam, and across said Dam, so on to the Westerly side of Pine Hill, near 
Ebenezer Taylor's House, to the Province Line." At the same time the Town 
voted to pay James Locke ^10, for building a Bridge across the stream that runs 
out of his meadow, and he to maintain the same for ten years. The original 
house stood in the orchard North of where the present house stands ; the cellar 
and well are both now to be seen. Large additions were made to the farm, by 
him or his son Jonathan. 

In 1767, Ashby, taken from Townsend, Ashbumham and Fitchburg, was 
incorporated. Mr. Locke became one of the influential men in the town, and 
for many years was nearly always Moderator of the Town meetings ; and when 
the church was organized in 1776, June 17, his name stands first on the list of 
members. In 1773 he sold all his real estate to his son Jonathan, (who resided 
with and took care of his parents,) and d. Sep. 1, 1782, a. 79 yrs. and 2 mos. ; 
and his wid. d. Nov. 25, 1785, a. 77, at the house of her dau. Kebecca, who m. 
Dea. Ephraim Adams, of New Ipswich, N. H., where she was buried, and on 
whose ,tomb-stone is the following Epitaph : 

« Sleep virtuous dust within your peaceful ura, 
There rest in hope, till thy blest Lord^s return.'' 

The following Epitaph is inscribed on his tomb-stone at Ashby : 

" Death is the lot, the tomb the place, 
For all the sons of Adam's race." 

IV. Chil. b. at Hopkinton. 

179 Elizabeth, b. Ap. 19, 1728, was admitted to the church in Hop. 1742, 
resided some years at Southboro', afterwards with her parents at Ashby ; 
was a distinguished school teacher for forty years, and a. unmd. She was 
uncommonly large, weighing 250 poimds, and was found in her bed, dead, 
June 26,1799, a. 71. 

180 James, b. Nov. {a) 1729 ; m. Hannah Famsworth, Dec. 17, 1753. 93 

181 Sarah, b. June 24, 1732 ; m. William Clark, Jr., Jany. 17, 1753. 94 

182 John, b. Dec. 16, 1733; m. Beulah Newton. 98 

183 Kebecca, b. May 13, 1735; m. Dea. Ephraim Adams, Nov. 18, 1761. 96 

(«) One record says Dec. 5, 1730, but the Ch. Rec. at Hop. show his bap. under date of 
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184 Jonathan, b. Dec. 7, 1737 ; 1. m. Wid. Mary Nichols, Oct 2, 1761. 97 

2. m. Wid. Betsy Field, 1807. 

185 David, b. Feb. 22, 1740; m. Betsy Kibbe, Jany. 1, 1770. 98 

186 Ebenezer, b. May 22, 1742 ; d. y. 

187 Martha, b. ; m. William Withington, Jr. [299] June 28, 1769. 99 

188 William, b. Ap. 12, 1748; m. Rebecca Barrett, Feb. 21, 1773. 100 

33 RUHAMAH LOCKE, [49] m. 1. BENJAMIN WHITTEMORE, of 
Concord, June 15, 1726, who d. Oct. 22, 1734, at Concord. He was the 
son of Benjamin, who was b. in Cambridge, and who md. Esther Brooks, Aug. 
17, 1692, and the gr. son of John of Camb. He was b. Ap. 9, 1696. The 
wid. Ruhamah, 2. md. JOHN BOND, (son of Thomas, of Watertown,) in 1735, 
who resided at Lexington. She was his 2. wf. and by her he had Ruhamah, who 
d. Oct. 25, 1746, (another record says July 25, 1746.) Mr. Bond, in his will 
dated Ap. 24, 1769, mentions his wf. Ruhamah, Joshua, his oldest child, and dau. 
Lucy. Whether or not Lucy was a dau. by his 2. marriage, T know not. I have 
not ascertained when the wid. d. or what became of her chil. by the 1. marriage. 
She was appointed their guardian soon after the decease of Mr. Whittemore. 

IV. Chil. by Mr. Whittemore, b. at Concord. » i J, j 

189 Joel,b. Aug. 15, 1728.-190 Sarah, b. Nov. 22, 1730.ft- JU^ UnJJuj^ 

191 Ruhamah, b. Ap. 22, 1733 ; d. Jany. 3, 1739-40. j ^ ^ 

192 Submit, b. June 30, 1735; posthumous. 4 1^ -wn^,/*^ M^Ja>^ 

By Mr. Bond, b. at Lexington. ^ 

193 Ruhamah, b. ; d. July or Oct. 25, 1746. 

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Township No. 2, (Westminster) ; and a Sarah, who md. at Lex. A p. 23, 1770, Moses Reed, 
of Wob. A Joel, "called of Shrewsbury/' was pub. to Hannah Allen, of Westboro*, in 
1755 ; and a Joel, of Shrewsbury, m.iEebecca Rand, Ap. 28, 1761, in Shrewsbury. " He is 



34 SARAH LOCKE [50] m. WILLIAM JONES, of Weston, Dec. 25, 
1733, whose pedigree is as follows : — Josiah Jones, b. in England about 
1640, emigrated to New England about 1665 ; m. Lydia Treadway, (of Charles- 
town, ?) Oct 2, 1667 ; settled in that part of Watertown that is now Weston, and 
had JfosiAH, Nathaniel, James, Samuel, John, Isaac, Lydia, Mary, Sarah and 
Anna. Josiah, Jr. m. Abigail Barnes, of Marlboro,' and had Josiah, Daniel, 
William^ Elisha and Abigail. William^ b. Jany. 4, 1706-7, md. Sarah Locke, 
moved to Lunenburg and built a house on what is still called Jones's Hill, which 
property is now possessed by his descendants. During the Indian wars his house 
was fortified, and was called •' the casde." Mr. Jones, who was the " King's 
surveyor," went to Nova Scotia to lay out a township, and on his return, the 
vessel in which he had taken passage, was shipwrecked and he was lost, Jany. 
26, 1761. 

" Mrs. Jones was a very brave woman, and a lady ; " it is said that on one 
occasion she saved the life of a squaw, who was pursued in a fit of passion by an 
Indian, by throwing open the door of her house, and letting her in, and then 
closing it, at the instant his tomahawk was thrown, and which stuck in the door ; 
the scar which it left, having often been seen by one of her grandchildren now 
living. She d. Oct. 20, 1788, a. 81. 

IV. Chil. b. at Lunenburg. 

194 Sarah, b. Mb. 25, 1735; m. Joseph Foster, Jany. 17, 1760. 101 

195 William, b. May 11, 1737 ; m. Sarah Stone, Feb. 15, 1763. 102 

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197 Enos, b. July 4, 1742 ; 1. m. Mary Whitmorer 108 

2. m. Wid. Hannnh Russell, Dec. 26, 1791. 

198 Hanoah, twia of Eoos, b. July 4, 1742; m. Benjamin Barrett, of 
Asbby, 1786, (his second wf.) and d. his wid. at Ashby, without issue, 
Dec. 8, 1831, a. 89 yrs. and 5 mos. 

199 Josiab, b. Oct. 23, 1744 ; m. Susannah Bennett ; Int. Oct. 18, 1770. 104 

200 Isaac, b. July 15, 1747; d. a. about 20. 

201 Silence, b. Aug. 18, 1753; m. Thaddeus Smith, of Ashby, Ap. 13, 1775 ; 
lived at A. some years and removed to Troy, (N. H. ?) He was a soldier 
of the Revolution. 

35 PHEBE LOCKE, [51] m. I.DANIEL BREWER, (of Cohcord >) Sep. 
9, 1732. Soon after they resided at Weston, as appears by the baptisms 
of the chil. In 1735 they were at Hopkinton, and he was prob. the same Daniel 
Brewer who was rated at Framingham in 1742, and a member of the Church 
there in 1746. (See Barry's Framingham). There is a great uncertainty about 
this family. Two of his sons, Samuel and Daniel, were in both the French and 
Revolutionary wars, and it is probable that the father was also in the French war. 
Capt. Daniel Brewer and Samuel Brewer are found on the Army Rolls, Feb. 
1756 ; and the name of Capt. Daniel is also on the alarm list at Concord in 1757. 
Among " the sick and wounded " in the Crown Point Expedition in 1756, were 
Samuel and Daniel Brewer of Concord, who received aid from the Government 
of Mass. (See Journals of the General Court.) I have very little doubt that these 
were either Daniel the father and his son Samuel, or Daniel, Jr., and his brother 
Samuel. When and where the father d. is not ascertained. His wid. m. ISAAC 
HARTWELL, at Oxford Country Gore, July 14, 1776, who d. Dec. 6, 1786, and 
was the first person buried in the grave-yard at that place. She d. at Hudson, 
N. H., at the house of Dea. Moses Greely, who md. her gr. dau. a. about 94. 

IV. Chil. 

202 Samuel, bap. at Weston, Jany. 7, 1732-3. He was an oflScer in the French 

war, and prob. was the Ensign Brewer who was under Major Rogers, the 
famous commander of a company of Rangers during that war. They were at 
Fort William Henry, Jany. 17, 1757. 

The Third Provincial Congress of Mass. appointed Samuel Brewer Adjutant 
General of the Mass. Army, June 27, 1775. (See Journal of Pro. Congress, p. 
404.) Dec. 12, 1775, a warrant was issued by the Council to pay " Samuel 
Brewer, Esq. .£25. 17. I. for his services as Adjutant, General of the Colony 
Army." (Council Rec. Vol. 6.) In the absence of all evidence to the contrary, 
I suppose this was the son of Daniel. 

Samuel the son of Daniel, was a Col. in the Revolution. Sep. 15, 1777, then 
at Stillwater, he with other officers petitioned the government of Mass. to be 
supplied with clothing and camp equipments from a vessel recently captured from 
the British and brought into Boston, to make good the losses they had sustained 
in the retreat from Ticonderoga. (See Vol. 4 of Petitions at the State House.) 

Col. Samuel Brewer was cashiered Sep. 29, 1778, as appears by the army 
rolls ; and tradition says was immediately restored, and was in commission as 
late as 1781, since which date I find no trace of him. In the His. of Concord it 
is stated that Samuel and Daniel Brewer, (of Concord ? ) were among "the sick 
and wounded soldiers" "in the Crown Point expedition (1756), who received 
aid from government." They were prob. the sons of Daniel. The most diligent 
research has failed to gain any more information about these two. 

203 Daniel. Tradition says he was a Surgeon in the Army of the Revolution, 
and that he was shot in coming into camp, through misapprehension, by the 

sentinel ; no further knowledge of him has been ascertained, unless he was the 
Daniel mentioned above in connection with his bro. Samuel. 



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ftM Phebe, bap. at Weston, "Aug. 4, 1734, a. 14 days;" m. John Jones, 106 

Oct. 24, 1754. 
20$ Mary, bap. at Hopkinton, Aug. 12, 1735 ; d. y. 

206 Mary, bap. at Hopkinton, Ap. 2, 1738 ; d. y. 

207 James, bap. at Hopkinton, July 6, 1740. 

208 Mary, bap. at Hopkinton, Aug. 12, 1744 ; m. — ; Williams. 

209 Mehitabel, b. ; m. Saflford ; moved to Bennington, Vt 

and d. without issue. 

210 Sally, b. ; m. 1. Timothy Fletcher, Dec. 21, 1764. 106 

ra. 2. Thomas Willard, Feb. 25, 1786. 

211 Lucy, b. ; m. Thomas Derby. 107 

36 REBECKAH LOCKE [52] m. WILLIAM MUNEOE, Jr. of Lex. 
Mb. 6, 1735, who.was b. Jany. 6, 1699-100, and was killed at Lex. July 

10, 1778, by a cart falling upon him, a. 78 ; and his wid. d. Oct. 9, 1798, a. 87. 
For a pedigree of the Munroe family, see Appendix E. 

I V. Chil. b. at Lexington. 

212 James, b. Dec. 12, 1735 ; m. 1. Lucy Watson, Aug. 18, 1763. 108 

2. Wid. Sarah Hancock, July 23, 1783. 

213 Isaac, b. Sep. 11, 1737; m. 1. Mary Hutchinson, Deo. 25, 1760. 109 

2. Mrs. Lydia Caldwell, June 26, 1791. 

214 Asa, b. Hbc. 29, 1739 ; resided at Lex. where he d. unmd. Feb. 20, 

1825, a. 85. 

215 Rebecca, b. Jany. 12, 1742 ; d. unmd. Sep. 6, 1767, a. 25. 

216 Lydia, b. Feb. 21, 1744 ; m. Phineas Parker, June 23, 1768, of Pepperell 

and Reading. She d. without issue, Oct. 6, 1781, a. 37. 

217 Amos, b. May 31, 1746 ; resided at Lex. d. unmd. July 5, 1765, a. 19. 

218 Mary, b. Oct. 10, 174»; m. Samuel Sanderson, Oct. 22, 1772. 110 

219 Hannah, b. Sep. 26, 1751 ; m. William Porter, Jany. 14, 1774. Ill 

220 Philemon, b. Oct. 30, 1753; ra. 1. Elizabeth Waite, Feb. 15, 1784. Ill 

2. Rhoda Mead, Sep. 13, 1786. 

221 WUliam, b. Aug. 29, 1756 ; m. Abigail Harrington, , 178L 113 

37 MARY LOCKE, [53] m. Deacon ,TOHN WRIGHT, of Wobum, Jany. 
4, 1738, who d. Ap. 29, 1763, a. 55 ; and she d. May 26, 1795, a. 82. 

IV. Chil. b. at Wobum. 

222 John, b. Ap. 10, 1739 ; m. Phebe Tidd, June 18, 1761. 114 

223 Mary, b. Jany. 29, 1741 ; m. Dea. Jeduthan Richardson, Mb. 24, 1761. 116 

224 Judah, b. May 9, 1743 ; m. Tabitha Hartwell, May 14, 1767. 116 

225 James, b. Dec. 15, 1745 ; m. Ruth Tidd, Oct. 6, 1768. 117 

226 Hannah, b. Mh. 9, 1747 ; d. about 1757. 

227 Ruth, b. June 23, 1750 ; m. 1. Leonard Richardson, June 22, 1769. 118 

m. 2. Joseph Bruce. 

228 Josiah, twin, b. June 23, 1750 ; 1. m. Lydia Buckman, Feb. 2, 1773. 119 

2. m. Mary White, Jan. 20, 1781. 

229 Jesse, b. Aug. 11, 1753 ; m. Lydia Parker, Aug. 4. 1772. 120 

38 JONATHAN LOCKE [54] m. PHEBE PIERCE, Feb. 1, 1746, the dau. 
of James and Hannah Pierce, of Wob. She was b. Sep. 28, 1713, and d. 

Mh. 2, 1793, a. 80. He d. Jany. 10, 1799, a. 82. He resided on the farm of his 
father, which was decreed to him by the Court, on the settlement of his father's 
estate Oct. 6, 1747 ; and is the same property now owned and occupied by his 
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of Wob. He is probably tbe Jonatbao wbo was ^' impressed ^^ into tbe army 
with Ebenezer before 1746. 

IV. Chil. 

230 Jonatban, b. Sep. 12, 1746 ; d. in infancy. 

231 Phebe, b. Mb. 1, 1747-8 ; m. Aaron Tay, Oct 4, 1770. 121 

232 Jonathan, b. Nov. 29, 1749 ; m. Mary Frost, Jany. 3, 1775. 122 

233 James, b. Ap. 7, 1752 ; m. Sally Symmes, [294.] 123 

234 Josiab, b. Feb. 3, 1753-4 ; m. Elizabeth Richardson, Dec 27, 1775. 124 

39 JEMIMA LOCKE, [67] m. EBENEZER BROOKS, Oct. 28, 1736. 
They resided at Wob. where she d. Nov. 5, 1774, a. 56. He then m. her 

cousin Wid. ELIZABETH (LOCKE) SYMMES, [76] wid. of Zachariah Symmes, 
and the dau. of Francis Locke, [12] Nov. 15, 1776. She d. his wid. Mh. 1803, 
a. nearly 88. His death is not ascertained. He was a housewright, and Nov. 18, 
1783, he sold to James Locke, of Wobum, all his " estate both real and per- 
sonal in Wob.'' It is related of this family that the chil. of three different mar- 
riages resided under one roof in the most perfect harmony ; viz. the chil. of Mr. 
Brooks, by his first wf and the chil. of Mr. Symmes by both his wives. Mr. 
Brooks was the son of Jabez and Hepsebah, of VVoburn, and was b. June 1, 1712. 
(For the Symmes' family, see par. 46.) 

V. Chil. by Mr. Brooks. 

235 Jemima, b. Aug. 9, 1737 ; m. Jesse Richardson, Dec. 29, 1756. 

236 Hepsebah, b. Jany. 15, 1739 ; m. Josiah Converse, of^ob. Mh.28, 1758, 

and d. Mb. 1 1, 1813, a. 74. Resided at Wob.^ > v\ ^ . 

237 Sally, b. Dec. 9, 1740 ; m. Zadock Richardson, of Wob. 176fe. 

238 Ebenezer, b. Sep. 15, 1742 ; m. Althea Moores, and resided at Sterling. 

239 Polly, b. Aug. 29, 1744 ; d. young. 

240 William, b. Ap. 5, 1746 ; m. 1. Fairbanks. 127 

2. . 

241 Sara, b. Ap. 6, 1748; m. Joseph Skinner, Nov. 1, 1768. 

242 Jonas, b. May 6, 1750 ; m. Joannah Cummings, Nov. 29, 1771. 128 

243 Abigail, b. June 2, 1752 ; m. Isaac Warren, Jr. of Medford, Oct 19, 1772. 

244 Jabez, b. May 5, H^TflT ; was lost at sea. /yJ'J^ 

245 Mary, b. Nov. 15, 1758 ; m Abraham Skmner, Dec. 30, 1777. 

246 Ruhamah, b. Mh. 4, 1761 ; m. Watts Turner, of Medford, Sep. 3, 1789. 
247. Betty, b. Mh, 8, 1766 ; d. Oct. 14, 1789, unmd. 

40 WILLIAM LOCKE, [68] m. GRACE NEWELL, of Cambridge ; Int. 
May 12, 1747. They resided in Lex. and perhaps for a short time in 

Wob. and Waltham. He was a soldier in the Revolution ; was in the battles 
of Ticonderoga and White Plains, and d. in the Army in 1776, a. 56. His wid. 
afterwards resided at Waltham, and was appointed Administratrix on his estate, 
Sep. 4, 1782. At a later period she resided with her son Jonas at Lex., where 
she d. Dec. 31, 1790, a. 63 ; and was buried in the grave-yard at East Lex. 

V. Chil. b. at Lexington. 
248 Mary, bap. at Lex. June 12, 1748 ; d. yg. — 249 William, b. d. yg. 

250 William, b. ; was a soldier in the Revolution for several years, was 

in the battles at Ticonderoga and White Plains and at other places, and d. in 
the Army a fter 1770 — was never md. z'/. ^77 ^ 

251 Edmund, b. ; was in the army of the Revolution nearly all the war, 

and d. at Lex. of disease contracted in the army. May 16, 1786, unmd. 

252 Jemima, b. ; d. Sep. 6, 1781, unmd. 



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263 Mary, b. Aug. 1759 ; d. unmd. 1848, a. 89. 

254 Nathan, b. Mh. 2, 1762 ; m. Anna Bond, June 21, 1785. 129 

255 Jonas, b. ; m. 1. Sarah Russell, Dec. 31, 1781. 130 

2. Eunice Winship, Nov. 2, 1800. 

3. Wid. Deborah Blodgett, Feb. 25, 1829. 

256 Joshua, b. Aug. 1769 ; is living unmd. at Waltham, 1852. 

41 THOMAS LOCKE, [69] m. REBECCA LAWRENCE, June 27, 1751, 
the dau. of John, of Wob. He d. Feb. 21, 1792, a. 70 ; and his wid. m. 

NOAH EATON, Jany. 13, 1795, and d. Mh. 14, 1814, a. 86. He was a carpenter, 
and resided in the North part of Lex. on his father's homestead, the same now 
owned by the heirs of Hammond Locke his gr. son, it being the same estate 
that formerly belonged to Dea. William, Jr. 

V. Chil. b. at Lexington, then Wob. 

257 Thomas, b. Aug. 21 or 29, 1756 ; m. Lydia Reed, Nov. 5, 1778. 131 

42 Capt. JONAS LOCKE, [701 m. ^^ DWIGHT, of Brookfield. He 
was a soldier in the war of the Revolution, and served in the army several 

campaigns. He resided at Shutesbury, at a place formerly called Locke's Mills, 
but now Locke's Village, and removed to Deerfield between 1780 and 1790. 
He was a millwright, and " built several mills in Deerfield and its vicinity." He 
and his wf. both d. Feb. 1811, leaving considerable property. " He was highly 
respected by his townsmen." 

V. Chil. ^^^^^ 

258 Lois, b. ySi? — ; m.^benezer Kenny, (at Deerfield ?) who had a dau. that 

m. Aaron Rand, who removed to New York where he d. leaving several 
children. Mr. Kenny removed to Black River, N. Y. 

43 Major JOSEPH LOCKE, [71] m. MARY AYERS, the dau. of " Esq. 
Ayers " of Brookfield. He resided at Shutesbury ; was Capt. of a Com- 
pany of Minute men that marched to Cambridge after the battle at Lex. — en- 
tered the Army, rose to the rank of Major, served during the war, and d. " on his 
return within forty miles of home of the camp fever." His wid. m. Dea. EBEN- 
EZER ALLIS, of Shelbume, where she d. Mh. 29, 1806, a. 74. 

V. Chil. b. at Shutesbury. 

259 Moses, b. ; m. Hannah Locke, [269] May 19, 1788. 182 

260 Joseph, b. May 1758 ; m. Tirzah Armes, of Greenfield, 1809. He re- 

moved from Wendell to Had ley about 1787 ; was a farmer and also mas- 
ter of a freight boat running from Hadley to Hartford. Ct. ; was a soldier in the 
war of the Revolution ; Capt. of the Militia, and was " a worthy and much re- 
spected man." He had no chil. but adopted Stephen Lawrence, a relative of his 
wife, who inherited his property and d. at Hadley 1850, leaving a wf. and one 
child. Capt. Locke d. Dec. 16, 1837, a. 79 yrs. and 7 mos. and his wid. d. Oct. 
12, 1838, a. 70 yrs. and 2 mos. 

261 Nathan, b. ; m. and removed to White Creek, N. Y. 

262 Ayres, b. ; m. Lydia Blodgett. 133 

263 Increase, b. June lO, 1775 ; m. Hannah Reed, Feb. 13, 1798. 134 

264 Persis, b. ; m. Stephen Whitney, Feb. 6, 1793. 135 

265 Polly, b. ; m. Josiah Osgood, Jr. July 15, 1789. 136 

266 Bernice, b. Ap. 11, 1768; m. Moses Whitney, May 4, 1789. 137 

267 Anna, b. Mh. 18, 1771; m. Guilford Whitney, Feb. 6, 1793. 188 

268 Sally, b. , 1774 ; m. Reuben Belding, of Whately, 1803, and d. 

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44 EBENEZER LOCKE [72] m. 1. HANNAH RANDALL, who was b. 
1742, and d. Mh. 4, 1796. 2. m. Wid. ABIGAIL FISKE, of Petereham, 
Jany. 7, 1802, the wid. of Jonathan Fiske. He resided in Shutesbury, in that 
part now Wendell, where he d. Ap. 26, or Mh. 26, 1816, a. 83. 

V. Chil. b. at Shutesbury. 

269 Hannah, b. Oct. 17, 1766 ; m. Moses Locke, [259.] 132 

270 Ephraim, b. Feb. 8, 1768 ; m. . Wi 

271 Bezaleel, b. Sep. 8, 1770 ; m. Olive Fiske, May 15, 1804. 139 

272 David, b. ; resided at Hoosick and removed to " the west'' 

278 Eunice, b. Ap. — , 1775 ; m. Abel MoTse.J^lltw iV ^7 ^^ 

274 Lydia, b. Mh. 4, 1777 ; m. Silas Jones, 1798. /^ ' * 140 

275 Ebenezer,b. May or June 8, 1780; d. at New Salem, Sep. 1798, a. 18. 

276 Reuben, b. Ap. 6, 1783 ; m. Phebe Russell, Mb. 19, 1805. 384^ 

46 SAMUEL LOCKE, [75] m. L DEBORAH BUTTERFIELD, dau. of 
Jonathan. She was bap. June 3, 1716, and d. Sep. 7, 1769, a. 53. 2. m. 
Wid. MEHITABLE (CHAMBERLAIN) BUTTERFIELD, the wid. of Wil- 
liam Butterfield, who was bro. to Deborah, his first wf. June 6, 1770. Her mar- 
riage with William Butterfield was May 1, 1740. He d. of the small pox Aug. 5, 
1775, a. 61, and was buried on his own lands in the rear of his house at the 
"Foot of the Rocks." 

V. Chil. by first wf. b. at West Cambridge. 

277 Lydia, bap. Nov. 7, 1736 ; d. young. - 

278 Benjamin, b. Aug. 5 or 6, 1738 ; m. Mary Pierce, Aug. 2, 1757. 141 

279 Lydia, b. Dec. 27, 1739; m. Daniel Hill, Aug. 27, 1761. 142 

280 Deborah, b. July 10, 1741 ; m. William Butterfield, Jany. 12, 1768. 143 

281 Mary, b. Dec. 22, 1742 ; d. Oct. 23, 1743. 

282 Mary, b. Jany. 12, 1744 ; m. Nathaniel Cutter, of Princeton, Nov. 20, 

1777, and d. without issue, 1832, a. 88. She was his second wf. 

283 Elizabeth, b. May 6, 1745 ; m. Jason Russell, Jr. Oct. 28, 1762. 144 

284 Sarah, b. Sep. 9, 1746 ; d. Sep. 23, 1746. 

285 Sarah, b. Dec. 15, 1749; d. same day, twin of (286) 

286 Samuel, b. Dec. 15, 1748; m. Margaret Adams, May 16, 1771. 146 

287 William, b. May 20, 1750 ; d. Mh. 9, 1752. 

288 Jonathan, b. Dec. 6, 1751 ; d. Dec. 31, 1751, twin of (289) 

289 Ruth, b. Dec. 6, 1751 ; m. Isaac Watson, Sep. 26, 1771. 146 

290 Phebe, b. Nov. 30, 1753 ; m. Francis Locke, Jr. [311] Nov. 1, 1772. 147 

46 ELIZABETH LOCKE [76] m. ZACHARIAH SYMMES, of Charles- 
town, June 16, 1748, who was b. July 15, 1712 ; the son of the Rev. Thos. 
Symmes, of Boxford and Bradford, by wf. Elizabeth Blowers, of Camb. ; gr. son 
of the Rev. Zachariah Symmes of Bradford, by wf. Susannah Graves (who were 
ro. Nov. 9, 1669 ;) and gr. gr. son of the Rev. Zachariah Symmes, by wf. Sarah ; 
who emigrated from Dunstable, in Eng. to Charlestown, in 1634, where he was 
ordained Dec. 22, 1634, and d. Feb. 4. 1671, a. 71. 

Mr. Symmes, who md. Elizabeth Locke, resided in Charlestown, and for many 
years kept the " Cape Breton Tavern,'* (which stood near the present " Bunker 
Hill Tavern,*') a place well known in those days. When the British were in 
possession of Charlestown, it was occupied for barracks; and it is related to me, 
by a gr. dau. of Mr. Symmes, that the British built a large oven near the house 
using grave-stones taken from the burying-ground for the bottom. Mr. Symmes 
removed to (Wob?) and d. July 12, 1772. 

[By a former wf. Grace Parker, whom he m. id Charlestown July 10, 1734, he had William, 
b. Nov. 9, 1738 ; John, b. Oct. 13, 1740 \ and Isaac, b. Sep. 1742, who prob. m. Hannah Davis, 
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His wid. Elizabeth m. Nov. 15, 1776, EBENEZER BROOKS, (whose first 
wf. was Jemima Locke, [67]^e par. 89) and d. Mh. 1808, a. nearly 88. 

V. Chil. b. at Charlestown. 

291 Elizabeth, b. Mh. 26, 1749 ; m. Benjamin Pierce, Mh. 28, 1771. It is said 
that he died in the army, that his wf. d. of the yellow fever in Boston, and 
that they had chil. Thomas and Alta. 

292 Thomas, b. Ap .21, 1752 ; was a brilliant young man, a student at Hanr. Coll. 

and d. before he grad. very suddenly about 1771. 

293 Abigail, b. Ap. 18, 1755; 1. m. Bullough. 

2. m. Hayden. 

294 Sarah, b. Dec. 29, 1757; m. James Locke, [233.] 123 

295 Grace, b. Oct, 11, 1760 ; is supposed to have d. young. ^c4' ?) //^2— 

47 SARAH LOCKE, [77] m. WILLIAM WITHINGTCW, resided in Me- 

notomy, now West Camb. He was one of the original members of the 

Church in West Camb. in 1739, from which he was dismissed to the Church in 

Stow, to which place he removed in 1747, and d. Oct. 15, 1793, a. 78. His wid. 

d. Aug. 11, 1797, a. 79. 

V. Chil. The first five b. at West Cambridge, the others at Stow. 

296 John, b. Jany. 29, 1737; d. about 1752, a. 15. 

297 Francis, b. Aug. 27, 1739 ; m. Rachel Mason at Camb. Jany. 6, 1763. He 
resided at Henniker, N. H. — was a soldier in the French war (a). 

298 Elizabeth, b. May 20, 1741 ; m. Nathaniel Woodward, resided at West- 
minster, and had chil. — Mary, Sarah, Rebeckah, Asa, Abel, John, Eliz- 
abeth and Jemima. Abel m. Tabitha Beard, and had Abel, Tabitha, Isaac, 
Mary, Nancy, and John Locke. 

299 William, b. Jany. 16, 1744 ; m. Martha Locke (87) June 28, 1769. 99 

800 Elisha, b. Mh. 21, 1746 ; m. Mary Prentice, in Camb. Ap. 12, 1768; re- 
sided at Mason, N. H. and was at the battle of Bunker Hill. He had a 
son William, who has a son William, Jr. at Winchester, N. H., who m. 
Angelina R. Fitz, of Royalston. 

801 Martha, b. ; d. aged about 5. 

302 Samuel, b. ; m. Abigail Muzzy, resided at Stow, and there d. 

303 Sarah, b. ; m. Silas Whitney, resided at Ashbumham, has a son 

Ohio at that town. 

304 Abigail, b. ; m. Phineas Whitcomb, resided at Harvard, and had 

Lucy, (who m. a Houghton) and William. 

305 Ruth, b. ; m. Abel or Abraham Estabrooks, and resided at Lud- 
low, Vt. 

306 Benjamin, b. June 19, 1761 ; m. Mary Brown of Boxboro', Nov. 13, 1788. 148 

48 FRANCIS LOCKE [76] m. RUTH FESSENDEN, Sep. 13, 1748, 
at King's Chapel in Boston, the dau. of Rev. Benjamin Fessenden, 
of Sandwich, but adopted by her uncle Samuel Winship, of Camb., who was 
High Sheriff of Middlesex Co. Mr. Locke resided in West Camb. at the " Foot 
of the Rocks " at the corner of the main road and the road leading to Woburn. 
The house is now standing, and is the same that was owned by his father, and is 
now owned by Stephen Locke. He was a tanner ; he d. Mh. 19, 1778, a. 57 ; and 
his wid. d. Sep. 8, 1807, a. 83. 

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V. Chil. b. at West Cambridge. 

307 Francis, b. , 1743 ; d. Dec. 31, 1752 j. 9. ^.^^^ 

308 Ruth, b. Aug. 27, 1746 ; d. June 7, 1768, tt.T7^ *'V^ 

309 Sarah, b. Mh. 31, 1748; no. Aaron Fessenden. 149 

310 Joseph, b. Ap. 14. 1750 ; m. Mary Butterfield Nov. 19, 1772. 150 

311 Francis, b. Feb. 25, 1753 ; m. 1. Phebe Locke [290] Nov. 1, 1772. 147 

m. 2. Wid. Jane Davis, Nov. 23, 1986. 

312 Hannah, b. Mh. 29, 1755; m. Abraham Locke [319] June 20, 1775. 151 

313 Rebecca, b. Ap. 8, 1757 ; m. John Batts, May 10, 1778. - 152 

314 Elizabeth, b. Sep. 27, 1759 ; d. Jany. 28, 1776, a. 17. 

315 Benjamin, b. Ap. 11, 1765 : m. Eunice Bardeen. 153 

49 JOHN LOCKE [79] m. MARY FROST, dau. of Thomas of Camb., 
Jany. 2, 1752. He resided at West Camb., where he d. June 4, 1755, a, 
30, and his wid. md. Oliver Stone, of Harvard, May 12, 1757. 

V. Chil. b. at West Cambridge. 

316 John, b. June 2, 1753 ; m. Sukey Sawyer, Feb. 6, 1777. 154 

317 Hepsebah Wheeler, b. Feb. 23, 1755 ; perhaps md. a Frost. 

50 Doctor DANIEL LOCKE [81] m. 1. MARY He probably 

went with his father to Acton the last of the year 1750, at which place 

Ap. 2, 1751, his father sold him 30 acres of land in Acton, which was prob. the 
same the father purchased of Timothy Farrar, Innholder, Nov. 1750, being the 
place prob. where he, Daniel, Jr., kept tavern. In Sep. 1751, " Daniel Locke, 
Jr., was permitted to renew his Innholders^ license," (County Rec.) Dec. 15, 
1756, Daiiiel Locke, Jr., sold to Thomas Hancock, Esq., of Boston, two lots of 
land in Acton, one of 30 and the other of 25 acres. His wf. d. at Acton, July 2, 
1756. I have been unable to learn her family name. 

[There is a tradition that she was from Scotland, and allied to a noble family, that her 
mother, whose maiden name was prob. Stewart or Staart, was the wid. of a Mr. Miles, and 
came to America with this dan. and a son John. That the mother's dress, jewelry and gen- 
eral appearance indicated that she was of more than common rank. After some years*she 
visitea Scotland, returned again to Mass., and the second time, for the purpose of recovering 
property she had abroad, she sailed from Boston for Scotland, and after that was never heard 
fjrom^ and is supposed to have been lost at sea. There are some circumstances that go to show 
that the above is substantially true.] 

The next that I learn of Daniel L. is taken from the History of Warren, Me. 
" Dr. Daniel Locke came to Warren this year (1763) from Acton, Mass., with 
two chil., and marrying the wid. of Hugh Scott, [her maiden name was Margaret /^ ' 
Starrett] established himself on the farm owned by his wife. He was skill fill 
in the treatment of sores, letting blood, extracting teeth, and in relieving such 
complaints as readily yielded to roots and herbs. It is said also that he laid claim 
to some knowledge in astrology ; but whether his proficiency in this science was 
equal to his skill in surgery, we are unable to say ; although he often compli- 
mented the parents on the auspicious state of the planets, when called to assist 
at the birth of a child. He was a prudent and respectable man, whose name is 
often mentioned by his survivors." Dr. Locke d. at Warren, then St. Georges, (a) 
in 1774, leaving his property to his son Abraham. 

(a) History of Warren, Me., and a subsequent letter from the author of the History. An 
old gentleman at Acton thought that Locke's wife's name was Ruggles, but I have found no 
evidence of it. I think her name was Miles. Warren was called St. (George's Upper Town, 
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42 V. GENERATION. 

V. Chil. the 1. b. at Wobum the others at Acton. 
818 Abigail, b. Aug. 22, 1748 ; m. Daniel Rokes. 155 

/>^» 319 Abraham, b. June d,-||3Vh m- Hannah Locke, [3121 June 20, 1775. 151 
^ 320 Isacc, b. ; d. yg. — 321 Jacob, b. ; d. yg. 

51 ELIZABETH LOCKE [83] m. EBENEZER MERIAM, at Oxford, 
" Country Gore," Sep. 17, 1747. Mr. Meriam moved from Lex. to Ox- 
ford, about 1729. 

[His first wife was Esther GleasoD \ by her be bad Ebenezer, Mb. 28, 1734, who m. 
Pbebe Locke [87] sister to bis father's second wf. (See Par. 54 j) Mary, b. Sep. 14, 1735 j 
d. ygj William, b. June \^^ 1737; d. yg ; and Esther, b. Ap. 11, 1739; married Dr. Isaac 
Burnett, of Dummerston, Vt., Oct. 15, 1767.] 

Mr* Meriam was a farmer and was b. Mb. 4, 1706, and d. Aug. 20, 1761, a. 
55. His wid. d. May 1, 1797, a. 77. 

V. Chil. by 2d. wf. b. at Oxford. 

322 Elizabeth, b. June 1, 1748 ; m. Benjamin Tuel. 156 

323 Jotham, b. Aug. 26, 1749 ; ra. Sarah Burnap, July 8, 1777. 157 

324 Phebe, b. June 21, 1751 ; m. Stephen Pratt, 1774. 158 

325 Jonathan, b. Mli. 22, 1753 ; d. yg. 

326 Ephraim, b. July ^, 1755 ; m. Ruth Gleason, Ap. 10, 1775. 159 

327 Sarah, b. Feb. 3, 1760 ; m. Walter Fitts, July, 1778. 160 . 

52 SARAH LOCKE [84] m. TIMOTHY WYMAN, Oct 11, 1744. He 

was a native of Wob. and probably resided there till about 1763, as his 
chil. were bap. there. In 1765 he was residing at Billerica, for Mb. 9, of that 
year, then of Billerica, he joins with the other heirs in the conveyance of the 
estate left by his wife's father to her bro. Ebenczer. 

V. Chil. b. at Wobum. 

328 Hannah, bap. July 21, 1751. 

329 Timothy, b. ; m. Shattuck ; lived at Deering, N.H. 

330 Jonathan, bap. Feb. 3, 1754; was twice m.; d. Dec. 1832. 

331 Stephen, bap. Oct. 3, 1757.— 332 Ebenezer, bap. Dec. 19, 1762. 

53 HANNAH LOCKE [85] m. THOMAS NEWMAN; Int. at Lex. Feb. 
2, 1746. He was a house wright ; resided in Lex., was of Bolton 1765, 

when he joined the other heirs in disposing of the estate left by her father. In 
Nov. 1769, he was dismissed from the Ch. in Lex. to the Ch. in Rindge, N. H., 
but prob. did not remain at Rindge long. Dec. 10, 1772, he purchased land of 
his brother-in-law, Ebenezer Locke, and in the deed is called of Wob. He finally 
settled at Deering, N. H., but where or when he or his wf. d. 1 know not. His 
chil. were prob. b. at Lex., the names of those known I give. 

V. Chil. 
333 Thomas. — 334 Ebenezer. — 335 Josiah.— 336 Benjamin. 

54 PHEBE LOCKE, [87] m. EBENEZER MERIAM, Jr., the son of 
Ebenezer Meriam, SenV by his wife Esther Gleason, and whose second 

wife was Elizabeth Locke, sister of Phebe (see Par. 51). This presents a rather 
unusual circumstance of father and son marrying sisters. Ebenczer, Jr., was b. 
Mh. 28, 1734, and d July 16, 1795, a. 61. She d. Oct. 27, 1802, a. 71. They 
resided at " Country Gore,'' which is now a part of Oxford. 

V. Chil. 

337 Molly, b. Oct. 5, 1753; m. Reuben Eddy. 161 

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339 Phebe, b. Sep. 11, 1759; m. Jonathan Pratt. 163 

340 Rachel, b. Mh. 7, 1762; m. Joel Clark. 164 

341 Ebenezer, b. Dec. 4, 1764 ; m. Phebe Stockwell 165 

342 Esther^ b. May 10, 1767. 

343 William, b. Ap. 7, 1769 ; m. 1. ; 2. Hatstat. 166 

344 Rhoda, b. May 19, 1771 ; d. unmd. at Dummerston, Vt. 

345 Joel, b. Ap. 9, 1775; m. 1. Sarah Meriani, [1044] Dec. 7, 1800. 167 

m. 2. Phebe Pratt, [1054] 183:i. 

346 Abigail, b. Ap. 1, 1777 ; m. Wilkins Burnett, son of Dr. Isaac of 

Dummerston, Vt., where they both d. without issue. 

55 EBENEZER LOCKE, [88] m. LUCY WOOD, at Wob. Feb. 22 or 27, 
1757. He was a farmer and resided in Wob. until about 1772. Mh. 9, 

1765, he purchased of his mother and his sisters, *' all the estate of their father 
Ebenezer Locke, deceased, both real and personal." At the time of his marriage 
he was called Ebenezer the 3d ; at the time of the purchase above, Jr. — Dec. 10, 
1772, he sold to his brother-in-law, Thomas Newman, a farm in Wob., and is the 
same Ebenezer who mortgaged, Dec. 12, 1772, seventy acres of land in Wob. to 
John Borland, of Cambridge. His wife is supposed to have d. prior to this period, 
and about which time he moved with his sons to Deering, N. H., where he d. Sep. 
12, 1816, a. 82. 

V. Chil. bap. in Burlington Church. 

347 Ebenezer, bap. May 8, 1763 ; m. Hannah Eastman. 168 

348 Jonathan, bap. May 8, 1763 ; m. Lucy Brooks, Jany. 16, 1783. 169 

349 Benjamin, b. Feb. 10, 1765 ; m. Anna Eastman, Oct 7, 1786. 170 

56 ABIGAIL KENDALL, [96] m. WILLIAM BRUCE, of Marlboro', Mh. 
10, 1747, and d. Ap. 20, 1763, a. 41 ; he was b. June 8, 1724, d. Sep. 
1803, a. 79. 

[M"r. Brace was a farmer, and was known for his sterling good sense and piety, and for his 
cheerfal disposition, which shew iiself in hamoroos jokes. He was the son of John, of Marl- 
boro', who was prob. b. at Wob. Nov. 9, 1698, the son of William Bruce, who m. Elizabeth 
Gould, Mh. 15, 1693. William, senior, was b. 28, 2, 1667, the son of George Bruce, a 
Scotchman, of Wob., who m. Elizabeth Clarke, 20, 10, 1659 j the dau. of William Clarke, 
and sister of Mary, who m. our patriarch William Locke. William, of Marlboro', for a 
2 wf. m. Mrs. Sarah (Wyman) Kendall, the wid. of John Kendall, who was half-brother to 
Brace's 1. wf. By this 2. mg. he had Jerusha, 1765 ; Kendall, 1767, and Lois, 1776.] 

V. Chil. of 1. mg. b. at Marlboro'. 

350 Abigail, b. Oct. 22, 1747 ; m. Elijah Flagg, July 3, 1764. 369 

351 Elizabeth, b. Feb. 20, 1749 ; m. I. John Wilkins, Ap. 4, 1769. 370 

2. James Spaulding. 

352 Nathaniel, b. Oct. 26, 1753; m. Mary Clisbee, Oct. 13, 1774. 371 

353 Zeruiah, b. Feb. 27, 1755 ; m. Elijah Morse. 372 

354 John, b. Aug. 31, 1757 ; m. Lois Wilkins, Dec. 15, 1785. 373 

355 Martha, b. Dec. 10, 1761 ; m. Severance, and resided at Wash- 

ington, N. H. 

57 ELIZABETH FESSENDEN, [100] m. JOHN PIERCE, Jr., of Dor- 
chester, Nov. 10, 1741, the son of John, who md. Abigail Thompson, of 

Braintree, Jany. 6, 1693, gr. son of Thomas, who m. Mary Proctor, and gr. gr. 
son of Robert, who emigrated from England, and m. Ann Greenway. John, Jr. 
1. md. Elizabeth Shepherd, of Milton, Ap. 15, 1736, who d. Sep. 19, 1736, a, 
24, without issue. He was a shop-joiner and cabinet-maker ; resided in Dor- 
chester ; was a celebrated leader of the Church choir, and d. of the small pox 
Aug. 8, 1778, a, 71. His wid. d. Nov. f 1, 1780, a. 59. 



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44 V. GENERATION. 

V. Chil. b. at Dorchester. 

356 John, b. Sep. 22, 1742 ; m. 1. Thankful White, Ap. 12, 1769. 171 

2. Sarah Blake, June 9, 1772. 

3. Wid. Mary Ann Holden, Feb. 23, 1792. 

4. Wid. Rachel Blake, June 13, 1793. 

357 Benjamin, b. Jany. 31, 1744 ; m. Hannah Badlam, 1766. 172 

358 Elizabeth, b. Ap. 28. 1746 ; m. Jonathan Champney. 173 

359 Peter, b. Sep. — , 1747 ; d. Dec. 18, 1747. 

360 Jonathan, b. Mh. 1, 1749 ; m. Mary Glover, Sep. 12, 1776. 174 

361 Sarah, b. Dec. 5, 1750 ; m. Jonathan Blake, Oct. 14, 1773. 175 

362 Daniel, b. Mh. — , 1753 ; d. Jany. 21, 1777, in Dorchester, a. 23 yrs. 

10 mos. unmarried. 

363 James, b. Dec. 19, 1754 ; m. Lydia Clap, June — , 1796. 176 

364 Ebenezer, b. Jany. 23, 1757 ; m. 1 . Sarah Woodbury, Nov. 1785. 177 

2. Mary Bird ; int. Dec. 25, 1795. 

3. wid. Mary Gregory ; int May 17, 1810. 

3^g I Twins, b. June — , 1758 ; d. June 13, K758. 

367 Lemuel, b. Feb. 12, 1760 ; m. Sarah White, July 31, 1795. 178 

368 Hannah, b. Mh. 20, 1762 ; m. James Lewis, Dec. 5, 1782. 17ft 

369 Isaac, b. Nov. 27, 1763 ; — resided at Warwick, was never rad., and d. 

Jany. 7, 1835, a. 71. 

58 JONATHAN FESSENDEN, [101] ra. MARTHA CROSBY, June 4, 
1747, dau. of Simon Crosby, of Quiftcy. He resided at Quincy, Lincoln, 
and Watertown, and d. at Quincy ; she d. at Lunenburg, Mh. 21, 1802, a. 81. 

V. Chil. all b. at Quincy, but Salome, b. at Lincoln. 

370 Jonathan, b. ; d. at sea or in some foreign port 

371 Elizabeth, b. 1755 ? m. Daniel Coolidge, of Watertown, Oct. 9, 1777, who 
d. in Boston, Feb. 1814, a. 57 ; she d. 1821, a. 66 ? they had Daniel, (see 
Par. 381^), Nathaniel, Mary, Charles, Susan ; and others that d. yg. 

372 Ann, b ; m. Samuel Billings, of Quincy, Dec. 17, 1776, and d. Oct. 

2&, 1805. 

[They had, 1. Nancy, b. Jany. 10, 1777, in. Ephraim Haselton, Jany. 30, 1803, and 
d. in Rockingham, Vt., Feb 28, 181 1 ; — 2. Polly, b. Dec. 3, 1778, m. Levi Carlile j — 
3. Samuel, b. Feb. 14, 1781, m. Susanna Divol;— 4. Jonas, b. Feb. 2, 1783 j m. 
Hannah Whitney, May 30, 1810; — 5. Sally, b. Mh. 17, 1785; m. Amasa Keyes, Ap. 

2, 1809 ; — 6. Lemuel, b. Feb. 6, 1787 ; m. Betsy Pierce, Nov. 14, 1816 ; — 7. Sophia, 
b. Feb. 28, 1789 ; — 8. Sukey, b Oct. 4, 1792 ; m. WiUiam Brown, Dec. 29, 1818 ; — 
9. Eunice, b. Feb. 1, 1794.] 

373 Mary, b. ; d. at Salem, Ap. 7, 1817, unmd. 

374 John, b. ; m. Ruth Hayward, (of Winchendon ?) Nov. 1781, and d. at 

Winchendon Mh. ? 1810 ; his wf. d. before. 

375 James, b. ; d. in infancy. 

376 Martha, b. ; m. Ephraim Jones, of Boston, Oct 19, 1806, d. Oct. 25, 

1826 ; without issue ; she was his 2. wf. 

377 Phebe, b. ; m. Jacob Nash, of Boston, Jany. 21, 1787, d. Aug. 1792 , 

had several chil. 

377* Timothy, b. ; m. Lucy Pierce in Lunenburg, Jany. 1, 1789, and d. 

May 12, 1829. 

[They had in Townsend, 1. John, b. July 6, 1789 ; —2. Timothy, b. Mh. 11, 1791 ;— 

3. Benjamin, b. May 14, 1793 j — 4. Lucy, b. June 26, 1795. Timothy Fessenden and 
family moved from Lunenburg to Townsend, Oct. 1785. (Townsend Rec.) Was it 
Timothy above son of Jonathan ?] 

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59 Hon. JOHN FESSENDEN, [102] m. ELIZABETH WYMAN, Nov. 23, 
1769, the dau. of Ross Wyman. Mr. Fessenden resided at Rutland, was a 
very prominent man in town affairs, a member of the Provincial Congress of 
Mass., representative from Rutland several years, and senator in the Mass. Legis- 
lature from Worcester County about seven years. During the revolution he was 
appointed a commissioner to sell confiscated estates, and until his decease was an 
acting magistrate. He d. Ap. 7 or 14, 1793, a. 64. 

V. Chil. 

378 John, b. Sep. 25, 1770; m. Abigail M: Child, Mb. 25, 1802. 180 

379 Wyman, b. , 1772 ; m. Kimball. 

380 Inman, b. , 1773 ; m. Brentnall, both d. at Rutland, no 

chil., he d. Oct. 1852. 

381 Elizabeth, b. , 1775 ; m. William Cook. 181 

382 Stephen, b. , 1777 ; m. Newall. 182 

383 A son, b. , 1779 ; d. in infancy. 

384 Relief, b. , 1780 ; d. 1783. 

385 Thomas, b. , 1782 ; m. ; resides at Chatham, Ct. 1852. 

386 Sally Wedland, b. , 1785 ; is living unmd. at Brighton, 1852. 

60 TIMOTHY FESSENDEN, [103] m. ELIZABETH PIERCE, of Lex. 
He resided at Westminster, where he d. Mb. 1, 1605, a. 74. His wid. d. 

Jany. 18, 1808, a. 72. She was dau. of Jonas Pierce, of Lexington, and was b. 
May 31, 1735. 

V. Chil. 

387 Timothy, b. May 23, 1754 ; d. Oct. 10, 1756. 

388 John, b. Mb. 23, 1756 ; m. Eunice Meriam, of Westminster, d. Feb. 8, 

1836 ; no chil. 

389 Timothy, b. June 26, 1758 ; d. Dec. 5, 1772. 

390 Reuben, b. Dec. 25, 1759 ; d. Jany. 4, 1781, or 2. 

391 Solomon, b. Jany. 15, 1762; m. Elizabeth Tucker, Jany. 17, 17S6. 359 

392 Elizabeth, b. June 4, 1764 ; m. Samuel Meriam, of Westminster, d. 

May 11, 1842. 

393 Molly, b. Aug. 25, 1766 ; d. Nov. 2, 1772. 

394 Hannah, b. Sep. 5, 1768 ; d. Dec. 17, 1772. 

396 Joseph, b. Feb. 23, 1772 ; d. Mb. 3, 1772. ( t,^. ^ 

396 Benjamin, b. " " d. Mb. 18, 1772. ) ^^*"®' 

397 Timothy, b. June 6, 1773 ; m. Submit Hunt. 361 

398 Benjamin, b. Aug. 26, 1774 ; m. Elizabeth Salisbury, 1800. 360 

399 Jonas, b. July 26, 1776 ; m. Abigail Walker, d. Ap. 18, 1808. They 

had — 399^ Asa, now living at Templeton. 

61 BENJAMIN FESSENDEN, [104] m. 1. HANNAH LASH. prob. of 
Charlestown or Boston, gfauut ITSii ; he d. leaving two sons. 2. "m. BAR- 
BARA CALDER, dau. of Dr. Rob't Calder, who m. Hannah Lawrence, of Charles- 
town, where he resided. Doct Calder was from Scotland, was a surgeon in the 
British Navy, and d. at sea about 1742. Benjamin Fessenden resided in Milton, 
Braintree, Watertown and Boston. He d. at Boston, Ap. 30, 1801, a. 68, and his 
wid. d. in Boston, Aug. 6, 1802, a. 70. He was noted for his great strength, but 
on some occasion having overtaxed his powers, he received an injury which made 
him a cripple the rest of his life. 

V. Chil. by 1. wife. 

400 Benjamin, b. 1758, in Bramtree ; m. 1. Rebecca Rex, May 1, 1785. 183 

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401 Isaac, b. ; was a soldier of the Revolution, and fell at the siege 

of Savannah. 

Chil. by 2d. wf. 

402 Mary, b. Aug. 29, 1761, at Milton ; m. Benjamin Hurd, of Charles- 

town, (his 2d wf.) and d. without issue. Aug. 17, 1849, a. 87. 

403 Arthur, b. Dec. 8, 1763, in Milton ; m. Sarah Hall, Nov. 20, 1788. 184 

404 Elizabeth, b. , 1768? m. 1. Benjamin Nichols. 185 

. ^ni^ 2. Btiiha Vinton. 

405 Hannah, b. ; d. Aug. 1802, of yellow fever, unmd. 

406 Thomas, b. ; m. Olive Parsons, of Kittery, Me. ; he d. 1811. 

407 George, b. Aug. 1, 1770, (a) at Boston; m. Betsy Sumner, Nov. 1795. 186 

408 Rebecca^ b. Feb. 17, 1771, (a) in Watertown ; m. Archibald Ander- 

son, 1803. 187 

62 SAMUEL SNOW, Jr., [105] m. HANNAH WIL0QN . He went from 
Wob. to Ashford, Ct., when about 5 years old, with his father, where he 
resided, and d. Ap. 22, 1790, a. 70. 

V. Chil. b. at Ashford. 

409 Samuel, b. Sep. 3, 1743 ; d. Nov. 8, 1748. 

410 Esther, b. July 24, 1745 ; m. Ephraim Spaulding. 188 

411 Ebenezer, b. Oct. 26, 1747 ; d. Sep. 24, 1754. 

412 Samuel, b. Feb. 9, 1749-50 ; m. Molly Wilson, Nov. 26, 1773. 189 

413 Timothy, b. Ap. 13, 1752; d. Aug. 31, 1754. 

414 Hannah, b. July 2, 1754; m. William Abbott, of Mansfield, Ct, and 

removed to Cherry Valley, N. Y. 

415 Bilarchy, b. Sep. 18, 1757; m. Molly Smith, May 17, 1781. 190 

416 Molly, b. Dec. 18, 1759 ; m. Enoch Pierce. 191 

417 Eleazer, b. June 26, 1762 ; m. Abigail Byles ; had a dau. Sarah, who 

m. Elbe Burnham, and resided at Willington, Ct. 

63 STEPHEN SNOW, [109] m. ANNAH SHAW, Ap. 29, 1756, 
who d. Nov. 8, 1790, a. 60. 

V. Chil. 

418 Stephen, b. Nov. 18, 1757. 

419 Thankful, b. Nov. — , 1759 ; m. Samuel Bugbee. 192 

420 John, b. Nov. 16, 1762. 

421 Amasa, b. June 19, 1766 ; m. Sally Owen ; left no issue. 

422 Selah, b. Sep. 28, 1786. 

64 SYLVANUS SNOW, [110] ra. REBECCA CORRARY, Nov. 9, 1752. 

V. Chil. 

423 Sarah, b. Oct. 25, 1753.-424 Cynthia, b. Ang. 12, 1758. 

65 JOSEPH LOCKE, [114] m. SARAH BALDWIN, of Billerica, May 
7, 1761, who d. Feb. 19, 1824, a. 84. He d. Ap. 27, 1791, a. 57. He 
resided at Lexington. 

V. Chil. b. at Lexington. 

425 Nathan, b. Dec. 7, 1761 ; ra. Mary Howard ; Int. May 19, 1787. 337 

426 Asa Baldwin, b. Mh. 3, 1764 ; m. Mary Wellington, Dec. 31, 1789. 338 

427 Sarah, b. May 27, 1766 ; m. Josiah Mead, May 12, 1789. 339 

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428 Joseph, b. 1767 ; m. 1. Martha Ingersolt. 340 

2. wid. Mary Foster, Dec. 1800. 

429 Edwin, b. Sep. 13, 1771 ; m. Matilda Trask, Sep. 10, 1794. 341 

66 AMOS LOCKE, [117] m. SARAH LOCKE, 1769. She was an orphan, 
whose true name is now lost, who was adopted and brought up by Thomas 

Locke. He d. July 27, 1828, a. 85J^ ; she d. July, 1835, a. 84. He was one of 
the company who met the British on Lex. Common, Ap. 19, 1775. He resided 
in the north part of Lex. on the farm now owned by William Locke. 

V. Chil. b. at Lexington. 

430 Benjamin A. b. Dec. 31, 1769 ; m. 1. Betsy Lawrence, 1808. 193 

2. Sally Marrett, June 15, 1823. 

481 Stephen, b. Mb. 23, 1778 ; m. Betsy Nichols, Ap. 11, 1804. 194 

432 James, b. Dec. 22, 1784 ; m. Lucy Nichols, Feb. 26, 1811. 196 

433 Amos, b. m. Joanna Greenleaf, Mh. 27, 1805. 195 

67 SARAH LOCKE, [118] m. JEREMIAH HARRINGTON, Dec. 21, 
1769, — resided at Lex. She d. Jany. 12, 1812, a. 66. He was one 
the company that met the British on Lex. Common, Ap. 19, 1775. 

V. Chil. bom at Lexington. 

434 Joseph, b. Feb. 16, 1770 ; m. Lucy Russell. 197 

435 Benjamin, b. m. Elizabeth Frost, Oct 1, 1792. 

436 Sarah, b. Oct. 23, 1774 ; m. Edward Blackington, resided at West 

Camb., where he d. (May 25, 1816, a. 48 ?) without issue. 

437 Jonathan, b. 1777 ; m. Ruth Britton, Nov. 10, 1799. 198 

438 Jeremiah, b. ? 

68 JOHN MUNROE, [122] m. LYDIA BEMIS, of Weston, Ap. 13, 1762, 
resided at Lex., had a dau. Lydia, and perhaps other chil. The mother 
was dau. of John and Hannah Bemis, and was b. June 10, 1741. 

V. Chil. 

439 Lydia, b. ; m. Col. Jonathan Page, of Lincoln, Jany. 16, 1783. 374 

68^ JOHN LOCKE, alias KENDALL, [98] m. MARY REED; int. Aug. 
12, 1749. He was the son of Nathaniel and Abigail (Locke) Kendall. 
His mother was dau. of John Locke (21), and ho was prob. b. Dec. 30, 1729, 
althoiigh the Wob. Rec. say 1730, but they also say that his mother d. May 16, 
1730. One date must be wrong. The journals of the House of Representatives 
contain the following entry, under date of 19 June, 1739 : 

" Petition of John Locke, of Woburn, praying ye order of ye Court that his 
daughter Abigail KendalPs son John may take on him ye name of Locke for reasons 
mentioned.*' — " Granted." — The petition has not been found, but the " reasons 
mentioned," may have been that his grandfather having buried all his sons^ was 
desirous of having some one to bear his name, and therefore adopted his grand- 
son, to whom he sold or gave all his property. Why he retained both names, the 
writer cannot conceive, but in various deeds and other papers he is always called 
" John Locke alias Kendall." He was a man of some property ; — Mh. 15, 1748, 
he bought of James Proctor, 50 acres near a place called " Hog Swamp ; " — 
Aug. 10, 1750, he bought of his gr. fa. one lot of 18 acres, and another of 50, 
"part of the homestead with buildings thereon" — and all his personal estate 
excepting one cow and a heifer." He united with his gr. fa. in the sale of 30 
acres to Benj. Wyman of Wob. Jany. 2, 1749 : — Jany. 16, 1750, he sold Jacob 
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" Locke's old place," (prob. his gr. fa's.) bounded Wpsterly by Benj. Simoods 
and Thomas Reed, South by Thonms and Israel Reed, Easterly and Northerly 
by Israel Reed and Concord road. Various other purchases and sales by him 
are of record. 

He d. prior to Dec. 19, 1756, administration having been granted on his estate 
at that time. His wid. m. Ezekiel Reed, June 15, 1759 or '60. The writer has 
been informed that he was killed in the French war, but no time or place is 
stated. He may have been wounded^ and perhaps d. at home, for several 
witnesses, including some females, were sununoned into court to prove what 
disposition he had made of his estate. 

V. Chil. all bap. at Burlington Ch. Oct. 16, 1757. 

440 Abigail, b. Mh. 24, 1749-50; m. Benjamin Lovejoy. 383 

441 John, b. Sept 2, 1752 ; m. Ruth Faxon, Mh. 12, 1774. 382 

442 Molle, b. ; it is said she m. a British officer, who resigned his 
commission in the army and became a planter in the Carolinas. 
Jonathan Hollis m. Mary Locke in Boston, Nov. 26, 1778 ; perhaps 
she may have been the dau. of John. 

69 JOANNAH MUNROE, [124J] m. JOHN ADAMS, July 9, 1770. Mr. 
Adams was b. in Worcester, Jany. 21, 1745. His father was Thomas 
Adams, (the son of Joseph,) and was b. 1710, at Menotomy, now West Camb., 
who, at about the age of 21, went to Worcester, m. a Miss Frost, of West Camb., 
who d. without leaving any issue ; he then md. Lydia Chadwick, dau. of John, of 
Worcester, by whom he had Hannah, who m. Walter Russell, and John above 
named. After the death of his second wife, the father returned to West Camb., 
where he kept a tavern, and m. the wid. Elizabeth Bowman, by whom he had 
three chil. At the age of 21, John went to Ashbumham, to an uncleared tract of 
land, which he began to cultivate, and where he resided until he was about 100 
years of age, when he removed to Hartford, Pa., to reside with his son James ; 
and where he d. Feb. 26, 1849, a. 104 yrs. 1 mo. and 5 days. He retained to 
the very last his physical and mental powers in most remarkable perfection. 
The late Gov. Hill, of New Hampshire, in the " Farmers' Monthly Visiter," pub- 
lished at Concord, under dates of Ap. 30, 1847, and Mh. 31, 1849, has given a 
very interesting history of Mr. Adams, accompanied by letters written by him at 
the age of 102, that are remarkable as evidence of mental vigor in one so aged, 
and who had but a slight education. I may find room for some of them in the 
Appendix. His wf. d. at Ashbumham 1824, a. 77 ; and he m. Lucy Munroe, 
the wid. of Lieut. Ebenczer Munroe, who was a half bro. of his 1. wife. Her 
maiden name was Symonds. 

V. Chil. born at Ashbumham. 

444 John, b. Ap. 27, 1771 ; m. Dolly Gibson. 

445 Levi, b. 1773 ; m. Leland. 

446 Joanna, b. 1775 ; m. Stephen Corey, Esq. of Ashbumham. 

447 Jonas, b. 1777 ; m. 

448 James, b. 1779; m. 1. Betsey Dickerson ; 2. , of New 

Ipswich, N. H., and moved to Hartford, Pa. 

449 Rebecca, b. 1781 ; m. Joel Davis, of New Ipswich, N. H. 

450 Walter Russell, b. 1783 ; m. Mercy Fairbanks. 

451 Betsy, b. 1785 ; m. Joseph Meriam, of Ashbumham. 

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70 REUBEN LOCKE, [1261 m. JERUSHA RICHARDSON, the dau. of 
Reuben, who m. Esther Wyman. He resided at Lex., where he d. Jany. 
28, 1823, a. 74, and his wid., who was b. June 2, 1745, d. Nov. 15, 1833, a. 88. 
He was a soldier in the Revolutionary War, and was taken prisoner, and was 
confined in the prison at Forton, in £ng. His farm was a part of that now 
owned by William Locke, in the north part of Lex. 

Y. Chil. bom at Lexington. 

453 Jerusha, b. Jany. 16, 1774 ; m. David Simonds, of Lex. July 23, 1795. 

He is dead ; she is living at Lex. 1852. 

454 Mehitable, b. Mb. 27, 1775 ; d. unmd. in Lex. Oct 2, 1841, a. 66. 

455 Lydia, b. Mb. 23, 1777 ; living unmd. in Lex. in 1850. 

456 Betsy, b. Sep. 1, 1780 ; m. James Wyman, jr. Jan. 25, 1798. 199 

457 Reuben, b. Jan. 15, 1782 ; m. Polly Wiley, Feb. 2, 1804. 200 

458 Loa, b. June 5, 1783 ; m. Mary Foster, Mb. 15, 1805. 201 

459 Charies, b. June 16, 1786 ; m. Abigail NichoU, Dec. 8, 1812. 202 

460 Stephen, b. Sep. 27, 1791 ; m. Sukey Wiley, resided in Reading, and 

(d. May 10, 1834.?) 

71 STEPHEN LOCKE, [127] ro. SALLY HOPKINS, of Chariestown ; 
Int at Boston, June 15, 1780. She was b. 1756. They moved from 
Lex. to Wob. 1781, and in 1783 or '4, to Deering, N. H. He was a 
farmer ; d. Nov. 4, 182%, a. 73. His wid. d. May 14, 1839, a. 83. 

V. Chil. 

461 Sarah, b. at Lex. Nov., 1781 ; d. at the house of Mrs. Priest, her niece, 

in Weare, N. H., Feb. 24, 1849, a. 68, unmd. 

462 Stephen, b. 1783 ; d. 1798, a. 14. 

463 Susan, b. July, 1786; m. Moody Chase. 342 

464 Nancy, b. ; m. Christopher Simonds. 343 

465 Lucy, b. Oct 10, 1790 ; m. Jonathan Goodale, Nov. 22, 1810. 344 

466 Stephen, b. 1793 ; m. Sarah Peaslee, Feb. 8, 1815. 345 

467 James, b. Oct 8, 1798 ; m. Keziah D. Peaslee, 1823. 346 

72 BENJAMIN LOCKE, [129] m. BETSY WYMAN, dau. of Reuben of 
Wob. Aug. 10, 1784, in Boston. He was a farmer, resided at Burlington 
and Lexington most of his life, afterwards in Boston, where he d. June 4, 1842, 
a. 85. His wf. was b. Sep. 10, 1761, and d. at Lex. Oct 1, 1831, a. 70. He 
was one of the company that encountered the British on Lex. Common, Ap. 19, 
1775. 

V. Chil. 

468 Betsy, b. Feb. 10, 1785 ; m. Timothy Tileston, Jr. 1805. 20S 

469 Benjamin, b. Mh. 19, 1787 ; d. young. 

470 Ruth, b. June 6, 1790 ; m. Harvey Tileston, June 6, iBll. 204 

471 Lucy, b. Sep. 17, 1792; d. young. 

472 Benjamin, b. May 17, 1795 ; m. Susan Tileston, Oct 9, 1823 ; is dead. 

473 Lucy, b. Aug. 3, 1797 ; m. James Wallis of Camb. 

474 Levi, b. Dec. 1, 1798 ; m. Susan Simonds, Dec. 1, 1829. 205 

475 Luseba, b. Jany. 26, 1802 ; m. Lambert Maynard, Aug. 5, 1824. 206 

73 REBECCA KENDALL RUSSELL [130] m. NATHAN WYMAN, 

of Wob. June 11, 1749. He was son of Nathan, and gr. son of John, 

and was b. June 28, 1723, and d. 1802, a. 79. His wid. d. Oct 9, 1811, a, 85. 

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V. chn. 

476 Nathan, b. May 21, 1754; m. Sarah Converse, dau. of Samuel and Mary. 

He d. Ap. 30, 1821. She d. Sep. 3, 1817, a. 51. Had 10 chil. 

477 Rebecca, b. Aug 7, 1757 ; d. Sep. 15, 1759. 

478 Zadock, b. May 10, 17(50 ; m. Elizabeth Richardson, June 12, 1781, who d. 

Feb. 7, 1847, a. 86. He resided at Wob. — d. about 1840, and had 7 chil. 

479 Rebecca, b. Aug. 7, 1762 ; m. Joseph Brooks, Sep. 26, 1791. 

480 John, b. Feb, 26, 1765; m. 1. Johannah (Ruhamah?) Rk^hardson, who d. 

Mh. 14, 1792, a. 30. 2. m. Elizabeth WeUh, of Medford, May 29, 1805. 
He reskled at Medford, and d. Sep. 26, 1827, a. 63. Had 4 chil. 

74 JESSE RUSSELL [132] m. 1. ELIZABETH WHIPPLE, of Sutton. 
2. HULDAH REED, Oct. 14, 1779, [120] (dau. of Timothy and 
Huldah (Locke) Reed,) who was b. Feb. 24, 1745, and d. Ap. 19, 1791, of con- 
sumption. 3. m. MARY PROCTOR, of Burlington, Aug. 8, 1793. He d. May 
8, 1799, a. 68. 

V. Chil. by 1 wf. 

481 Samuel, b. Oct. 19, 1754, was at the battle of Bunker Hill, was wounded, 

and d. soon af^er unmd. 

482 Jesse, b. Ap. 15, 1757 ; studied navigation, went on a voyage to Europe, 

d. of the small pox, and was buried at Amsterdam. 

483 John, b. ; went to sea, and it is supposed was lost with the vessel. 

484 Bill, b. ; m. 1. Harrington, of Lex. ; 2. Wid. of 

Topsfield ; resided at Wobum and Billerica. He is dead. 

485 Joshua, b. June 9, 1766; m. 1. Susannah Smith. 

2. Sarah Sawin. 

3. Wid. Ingraham. Resided at Lex. — 
d. leaving no chil. 

486 Elizabeth, b. Feb. 18, 1768; m. Thomas Frothingham, of Charlestown, Dec. 

22, 1805, and d. 1851, without chil. 

487 Loammi, b. Feb. 17, 1771 ; resides (1852) in Wob. unmd. with his sister 

Mrs. Duren. 

488 Joseph, b. d. young. 

V. Chil. by 2. wf. 
4SIB Mary, b. Dec. 6, 1781 ; m. Abraham Duren, Oct 5, 1801. 207 

490 Jesse, b. Feb. 1785 ; m. Sarah Munroe, [744.] 208 

Chil. by 3. wf. 

491 Ruth, b. July 20, 1795 ; m. Daniel Gilman, Ap. 4, 1824. 209 

76 MARY RUSSELL, [133] m. JAMES BRUCE, Jany. 18, 1763, and 
d. Dec. 3, 1770, a. 32. Mr. Bruce ra. 2. Joanna Cowley, by whom 
he had Joanna, b. 1773, who d. July<&. 1793. He resided at Wob. and d. Sep. 
8, 1778. 

V. Chil. by 1. mg. 
409 James, b. Sep. 2, 1765 ; d. before Ap. 1769. 

493 Samuel, b. Feb. 6, 1766 ; d. before Ap. 1769. 

494 James, b. Ap. 1, 1769 ; m. 1. Betsy Harrington, of Lex. Jany. 15, 1797, the 
dau. of Capt. Daniel Harrington. She d. Feb. 19, 1802, a. 30 ; he m. 2. 
Abigail Johnson, Aug. 2, 1815, dau. of Reuben Johnson, of Wob. They are 
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76Capt, JAMES BANCROFT [147] m, SARAH PARSONS; resided 
at Reading. He was a citizen of iiote, was Selectman 1776, '68, '98, and 
^94 ; Representative 1780, '85, '88, '93, '94, '99, 1800, '03 ; was Dea. of the First 
Church 46 years ; commanded a company at the battle of Bunker Hiil ; was 
many years in the army of the Revolution ; and was one of the original members 
of the Cincinnati, which was instituted in 1783. He maintained a high character 
for ^^ consistency, integrity and independence," and ^ was gathered to his fathers 
as a shock of com in its season," May 17, 1731, a. 92. 

V. Chil. b. at Reading. 

495 Sally, b. ; supposed to have d. unm. 

496 Ruth, b. ; m. Capt. Thomas Emerson, of Reading. 

497 James, b. ; was a shipmaster, and d. at the south about 1825, unmd. 

498 Abigail, b. ; m. John Boutwell, Ap. 1791, (and d. at Ashby ?) 

499 Judith, b. ; m. 1. Edmund Eaton, who was killed at Charles- 

town by the falling of the post of the draw-bridge. 

2. m. Boutwell, and lived at Reiading. 

500 Hannah, b. ; m. Farwell Brown, resides (1851) at Reading, 

has no chil. 

501 Nancy, b. ; m. Jephtha Brown, lived at Readmg. 

77 HANNAH LOCKE, [154] m. NEHEMIAH STONE, at Newton, 
Dec. I, 1748. They resided at "Country Gore," in that part now 

included in Charlton. He was the son of Samuel, who m. Hannah Searle, of 
Roxbury, in Watertown, May 21, 1716, and was b. Oct. 24, 1724. An extended 
pedigree of his family may be found in Barry's His. of Framingham. 

V. ChiU^ 
502 Sarah, b. July 3, 1752 ; supposed to have died unmd. 
508 Hannah, b. May 21, 1755 ; " " 

504 Samuel, b. Sept. 8, 1757 ; " " " 

605 Nehemiah, b Oct 11, 1759; m. Lucy BarUett, Jany. 15, 1783. 219 ^ 

506 Ebenezer, b. Sep. 27, 1761 ; m. Esther !»», Ap. 15, 1783. UlU^c ' 
506^ Sampson, b. Aug. 1 1, 1763 ; m. 1. Bathsheba Lamb, 2. m. Huldah Lamb. 836 

507 Moses, b. June 24, 1765 ; m. Elizabeth Weld, of Sturbridge, he d. in 
Charlton, had 2 boos. Chester lived in Charlton, recently moved to 
Illinois. 

78 Rev. SAMUEL LOCKE, S.T.D., [1551 President of Harvard Coll., m. 
MARY PORTER, Jany. 2, 1760, the dau. of his predecessor, at Sher- 
burne, the Rev. Samuel Porter, (who was b. at Hadley, grad. at Har. Col. 1730, 
ordained at Sherburne, Oct. 23, 173-, ra. Mary Cooledge, of Camb., Oct. 20, 
1735, and d. Sept. 17, 1758, a. 59.) Pres. Locke, at about the age of 12, re- 
moved with his father from Wob. to Lancaster, where he fitted for College under 
the tuition of the Rev. Timothy Harrington, the minister of Lancaster. He 
grad. at Har. Col. in 1755, studied for the ministry with Parson Harrington ; was 
ordained at Sherburne, Nov. 7, 1759, elected President of Har. Col. Dec. 1769 — 
dissolved -bis pastoral connections at Sherburne, Feb., 1770, was installed Presi- 
dent at Camb., March 21, 1770, resigned the 
presidency Dec. 1, 1773, returned to Sher- 
burne and died Jany. 15, 1789, a. 47. His 
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V. Chil. b. at Sherburne. 

508 Samuel, b. Jany. 22, 1761 ; m. Hannah Cowden. 212 

509 Mary, b. Jany. 23, 1763 ; d. unmd. at Sherburne, Jany. 30, 1796. She 
was a lady of considerable personal and mental attractions, and if we may 
judge from the wardrobe which she left, not inattentive to that personal 
adornment to which many of her sex are addicted. 

rin the invenlory of her estate are the following articles : 6 silk gowns, $53 90 ; 4 
calico gowns, $8 66 j 8 short gowns of various kinds, $4 50 ; 1 green colored Joseph, 
SI 75 ; 9 petticoats, $5 75 ; 6 cloaks, various kinds, $11 83 ; 9 aprons, $7 99 ; 12 
Shifts, 87 00 ; 19 Handkerchiefs, $3 25 ; 14 pr. Stockings, $3 34 j 4 pr. Shoes, $0 67 j 
Bibbons, Caps, Feathers, Fans, &c., $4 65 ; 5 gold rings, $7 11; 2 ear rings, $111 j 
1 box rings, 95. These articles she gave by will to the three little orphan girls of her 
bro. Samuel. She also left what other property she had for her bro. John. She had 
been an invalid for some years before she died ] 

510 John, b. Oct. 10, 1765 ; d. at Northampton, July, 1800. He resided at 
Sherburne, and Union, Me. ; was a soldier in the Oxford army, and after- 
wards resided at Northampton, where he died, as it is said, by drinking cold 
water when heated ; but which I think was not so, as I find there was allowed 
at the settlement of his estate quite a bill for medical attendance, and other 
expenses incurred during his last sickness. He was never married. His 
will was dated July 30, 1800.^ He bequeathed property to his uncle, Sam- 
uel Porter, of Rutland. 

79 LUCRETIA LOCKE, [156] m. Capt. EPHRAIM WILDER, Ap. 3, 
1755, of the Second Parish in Lancaster, and which was incorporated as 
the town of Sterling (a) in 1781. Capt. Wilder was born July 8, 1733, the son 
of Capt. Ephraim Wilder, who was wounded in the Indian fight of 1707, at Lan- 
caster, and d. 1769, a. 94, by wife Anna (Wilder.?) ; the gr. son of Nathaniel, 
who was killed by the Indians 1704, and the gr. gr. son of Thomas, who was of 
Charlestown, where he was admitted to the Church 30.1.1640, and Anna, per- 
haps his wf. was admitted 7.3.1650. He (Thomas) was a juryman from 
Charlestown 1658, and removed to Lancaster, July 1, 1659. He d. Oct. 23, 
1667, at Lancaster. Capt. Ephraim Wilder, of Sterling, was a member of the 
Mass. Convention that met for the adoption of the United States Constitution in 
1787, and was one of only seven delegates from Worcester Co. who voted in 
favor of its adoption. He was a Representative from S. for some years, and d. 
Jany. 29, 1805, a. 72; his wid. d. Dec. 29, 1816, a. 83. "Of all the ancient 
Lancaster families there is no one that has sustained so many important offices as 
this." (Worcester Magazine, vol. ^^..^^ ^ ^^^ 

ii., p. 45.) His farm was on the /^ /) A ' CI /^\ 

main road from Lancaster to Ster- /^ ^/^ fy^Hl^VWl LylA^^'^ 
ling, and his house was the first \^^ // 
house in Sterling. His son, Capt. / 

Harrison, lives on the same farm, in a house more westerly. 
V. Chil. b. at Lancaster. 

511 Ephraim, b. Ap. 29, 1756 ; m. Hannah Reed, about 1778. 213 

512 Timothy, b. Dec. 2, 1759 ; m. Eunice Osgood, 1783. 214 

513 Lucretia, b. June 19, 1761 ; m. Ebenezer Pope, Dec. 1780. 215 

514 Elizabeth, b. July 22, 1763 ; m. Joseph Kendall, of Sterling, Feb.* 15, 

1814. He d. Nov. 1, 1835. She d. his wid. Mh. 9, 1852, a. 89, 
leaving no issue. She was his 2d wf. 

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516 Joel, b. July 7, 1767 ; m. Lucy Kendall, 1789. 216 

517 Josiah, b. July 16, 1770 ; m. Susan Carlton, Ap. 11, 1801. 217 
618 Harrison, b. Feb. 11, 1774; m. Keziah Powers, Jany. 3, 1803. 218 

519 Samuel Locke, b. Mb. 14, 1778 ; m. Anna Sherwin, May 20, 1797. 219 

80 JOSIAH LOCKE, [157] m. ESTHER KITTREDGE, dau. of James, 
of Tewksbury, Feb. 29, 1764. He resided at Lancaster, and perhaps in 
Westboro'. He was a Deputy Sheriff, 1767 and '68, and d. May 16, 1769, 
a. 33. His wid. m. Capt. Samuel Mower, of Worcester, Jany. 18, 1776.^ 

[She WAS his second wf. by whom she had Henry, b. Mh. 1778 ; who was a trader 
at Woodstock, Vi., married Miss Hale or Heald, of Putney, Vt., and d. in 1810. 
Capt. Mower d. at Worcester 1784, and his wid. md. Francis Eager, Esq. oflforth- 
boro*, about 1795, and d. 1817 or 1824. Mr. Eager d. July 26, 1810.] 

V.' Chil. b. at Lancaster. 

520 A '* child," b. ; d. May 6, 1765. 

521 Abel, b. Jany. 16, 1765; (d. May 6, 1765?) 

522 Abel, b. Aug. 12, 1766 ; d. Oct. 15, 1766. 

523 Esther, b. Sep. 1767 ; d. Mh. 25, 1768. 

524 Rebecca, posthumous, b. July 23, 1769 ; m. Samuel Woodburn. 363 

81 JAMES LOCKE, [158] m. 1. REBECCA WILDER, Feb. 2, 1762, 
who d. Mh. 9, 1769, a. 28. She was dau. of Col. Joseph and Deborah 

(Josselyn) Wilder, of Lancaster, and was b. Mh. 18, 1741. He m. 2. MARTHA 
WRIGHT, dau. of Nathaniel Wright, of Lancaster. Mr. Locke d. Jany. or 
March 19, 1772, and his wid. m. Joseph Lewis, Dec. 14, 1773. James Locke 
was a constable for several years in Lancaster, and resided on a farm in the 
northeasterly part of the Second Precinct, which his father bought of Tilley 
Wilder. 1 do not find the births of any children. 

82 JOHN LOCKE, [159] was m. three times; 1. to LUCY WILDER, 
Mh. 8, 1765, who was the dau. of Col. Joseph and Deborah (Josselyn) 

Wilder, of Lancaster, and wash. Ap. 24, 1747-48. She d. Jany. 20, 1771 ;— 
(another record says she d. 1767.) 2. Mr. L. m. HENRIETTA HARRING- 
TON, Dec. 23, 1772, the dau. of Rev. Timothy Harrington, of Lancaster. She 
d. Oct. 4, 1777; and Mr. L. m. 3. ABIGAIL JONES, of Templeton, Mh. 8, 
1778. He resided in Lancaster and Templeton, in which towns he was an exten- 
sive trader. He d. in Templeton, June 17, 1781, a. 39, and his wid. m. Benja- 
min Reed, Mh. 6, 1791. 

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525 John, b. Sep. 28, 1766 ; m. Esther Phelps, Dec. 14, 1786. 220 

Chil. by 2d wf. ' 

526 Harriet, b. Feb. 12, 1776 ; m. Caleb Alexander, 1792. 221 

Chil. by 3d wf. 

527 Abigail, b. Oct. 31, 1779; is living unmd. in Templeton, 1852. 

83 WILLIAM LOCKE, [160] m. 1. MARY FOWLE, at Lancaster, June 
18, 1772, who d. Nov. 17, 1796, a. 50 ; m. 2. wid. HANNAH WOOL- 
SON, (wid. of Jonas Woolson, of New Ipswich, N. H.) Ap. 13, 1813, who d. 
Nov. 19, 1828, a. 70. He d. Jany. 16, 1827, a. 78. He succeeded his father 
as an Innholder at Lancaster, where he resided until about 1798, when he re- 
moved to Rindge, N. H., and about 1808 to New Ipswich, N. H., where he pur- 
chased the farm of James Barr, which he soon after sold, and moved on to the 
farm then owned by his second wife, and at this time owned by Mr. James 
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V. Chil. by 1st wf. b. at Lancaster. 
528 Mary, b. May 11, 1773; d. Aug. 26, 1778. 
629 William, b. Ap. 2, 1775; m. Eleanor Haynes, Feb. 25, 1796. 222 

530 Anna, b. Mb. 6, 1777 ; d. Aug. 23, 1778. 

531 Polly, b. Oct. 29, 1778 ; m. John Emerson, June 1, 1801. 228 

532 Josiah, b. Oct. 1, 1780; m. Susan Patterson, Oct. 12, 1806. 224 

533 James, b. Aug. 28, 1782; m. Frances Hallett, (daughter of Capt. Hal- 
lett, of New Ipswich,) Nov. 3, 1805 ; was a merchant at New Ipswich, 
and d. Feb. 26, 1818, without issue. His wid. d. a few years after. 

534 Nancy, b. Aug. 26, 1784; resides unmd. at New Ipswich, 1852, and to 
whom I am indebted for a large and valuable collection of papers that for- 
merly belonged to our Emigrant Ancestor, to which were added those of his 
son Ebenezer, his gr. son Samuel, and his gr. gr. son William ;. and also for 
our Old Patriarch^s Bible, which is an Ancient %lack Letter Edition, printed 
prob. before l600. These papers have been of great assistance in the aet^ 
tlement of many facts relating to some of the early branches. 

535 Lucretia, b. June 5, 1787, now, 1852, living with her sister at New Ipswich, 

N. H., unmd. 

84 Lieut. JOSHUA LOCKE, [161] m. ABIGAIL MAYNARD,(fl) (of 

Westboro' ?) He resided at Westboro\ where most of his children were 
born. Aug. 1765, with his wf. Abigail, chil. Grace, Betty, Henry, Nancy, and 
Christian, he removed to Sudbury, where he had a son Fortunatus, b. 1779, as 
appears by the Rec. of Sudbury, but 1 think it should be 1769. He was an 
Ensign in the army under Gen. Winslow, at Nova Scotia, May, 1755, and prob. 
was the Lieut. Locke who was in the army with Gen. Braddock, and was wounded 
at the time of " Braddock's Defeat." He was also with Col. Rogers, the famous ■ 
Ranger, in New York and Canada ; and at some period was one of the King's \ 
Surveyors. He also was distinguished as the only one, by the name of Locke, A 
who was a Loyalist, or more generally known by the term Tory ; and when the 
British evacuated Boston, Mb. 17, 1776, he left with the army ; was in one of 
the battles at Staten Island, where he met and recognised his sons Frederick and 
Henry in the American army. How long he remained with the British army I 
cannot learn, but eventually went to England, leaving his wf. and family, and 
never returned. His youngest son Fortunatus, it is said, went to England some 
years afterwards, and nothing further is known of either. His wf. remained with 
her father at Westboro', and d. not long after her husband went to England. 

V. Chil. 

536 Grace, b. at Westboro', May 19, 1754, is suppposed to have gone to Green- 

bush, N. Y. and d. unmd.(5) ^ 

537 Frederick, b. at Westboro', June 6, 1757 ; m. Anne Farwell, 1793. 362 
£^38 Betty, b. in Westboro', Dec. 22, 1758, and prob. was the same who 

m. Ephraim Parkhurst, at Newton, Jany. 21, 1789. 

539 Nancy, b. at Westboro', Oct. 26, 1762, and is supposed to have gone to 

Green bush, N. Y, It is unknown whether or not she md. 

540 Christian, born at Westboro', Ap. 30, 1764 ; nothing more known. 

541 Henry, b. before Aug. 1765, at which time he is mentioned with his father's 

chil. He was a soldier in the army of the Revolution, and afterwards is 
supposed to have resided at Greenbush, N. Y. 

542 Fortunatus, b. at Sudbury, Sep. 26, 1779, as appears by the Town Rec, but 

(a) James and Mary (Morse) Maynard had dau Abigail, bom in Westboro', Feb. 26, 1733. 
{b) 1 find the marriage of a Grace Locke in Rutland to Abijah Perry, Mh. 18, 1773; and ic 
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should prob. be 1769, as the father is not known to have been in Mass. aAer 
Mh. 1776. He is supposed to have followed his father to England. 

85 Capt. JOSIAH LOCKE, [162] m. PERSIS MATTHEWS, of New 
Braintree, who was b. Sep. 3, 1735, as appears by one record, and by 
another, Nov. 16, 1735 ; she had a twin sister Hannah, and was one of 15 chil., 
13 of which lived to adult age. She d. at Litchfield, N. Y., Ap. 21, 1830, a. 103 
yrs. 5 roos. and 7 days, having had 8 chil. 67 gr. chil. 147 gr. gr. chil. and 32 
gr. gr. gr. chil., and having lived to see six generations, and d. leaving a good 
name ^hind her. Capt Locke resided at Westboro' in 1760, in Leicester in 
1765, and for several years after ; in Hard wick in 1768, where he was Capt. in 
the Militia, and soon after the Battle at Lexington he marched with his company 
to Roxbury, and remained in camp some time. While at Hardwick he kept a 
•* Country Store.*' About 1779 he removed to Wilmington, Vt. which town he 
bad previously surveyed and laid out, and his plan is now in the clerk^s office in 
that town, where he owned considerable land, and was a Justice of the Peace. 
Prom thence he removed to Litchfield, N. Y. where he d. Ap. 18, 1819, a. 84 
yrs. 2 roos. and 13 days. He was administrator on his father^s estate at South- 
boro' in 1767. He sold Jona. Ward of Southboro', 125 acres of land in Spencer, 
May 19, 1769, and in 1770 and 1773, he sold land in Leicester and Paxton. 

V. Chil. 

543 Catherine, b. at Westboro' Aug. 31, 1760 ; m. Amos Wheeler. 228 

544 John, b. Nov. 11, 1763; m. Phebe Matthews. 226 

545 Persis, b. at Leicester, July 13, 1765 ; m. Greorge Jenkins ; d. 1844, 

without issue. 

546 Josiah, b. at Leicester, Feb. 14, 1768 ; m. Elizabeth Hartwell, 1791. 227 

547 Hannah, b. at Hardwick, Aug. 26, 1770 ; m. Elijah Easton, Nov. 1793. 228 

548 Hepsebah, b. at Hardwick, Aug. 16, 1772 ; m. Oliver Perry. 229 

549 Fanny, b. Sep. 4, 1775, at Hardwick ; m. Silas Hamilton, Ap. 3, 1803. 230 

550 Ira, b. at Hardwick, Nov. 14, 1777 ; m. Persis Hamilton, Nov. 1800. 231 

86 EBENEZER LOCKE [163] m. PHEBE MORES, about 1759, at Oxford. 

W[I have been unable to ascertain where he was b. He was out three years in the French 
ar, and may have been the Ebenezer Locke who was with Gren. Winsiow, at Nova Scotia 
in 1755, and who was there enrolled as a natwe of Oxford, and then aged 19. Bat of this 
I have some doubt, as there is no evidence that his father, Joshua, ever resided at Oxford 
The Ebenezer last mentioned may have been the son of Ebenezer (see par. 27) who lived 
at Oxford, although I have no reliable information that he had any sons.] 

Ebenezer, whose name stands at tbe head of this paragraph, resided aAer 
marriage at Oxford. In 1762, he was at Ervingshire, as it appears by the Church 
Records of New Salem. Ervingshire was an unincorporated township, and which 
is now included in the towns of Erving, Shutesbury and Onuige. 

The Church Rec. at New Salem contain the baps, of Mary the dau. of Eben- 
eaer Locke and his wife Phebe, of Ervingshire, Feb. 7, 1762 ; and then the bap- 
tisms of Lucy, dau. of Ebenezer and Mary Locke, June 17, 1765 ; Sampson, 
son of same, May 3, 1767 ; Allis, dau. of same, July 2, 1769. I have no doubt 
diat the name Mary should have been Phebe^ as being the mother of the four last 
aamed. I am satisfied that he had but one wife, Phebe Mores, who was b. Sep. 
14, 1738, and d. at Rockingham, Vu May 12, 1820, a. 82. About 1770, Mr. 
Locke removed to Rindge, N. H. where the rest of his chil. were b. After that he 
resided at Rockingham, Vt. and Peterboro% N. H. and finally removed to Schuyler, 
N. Y., where he d. Sep. 24, 1812, a. 75. Phebe Mores was the dau. of Collins 
Mores, of Oxford, who m. Bathsheba Wood, of Groton, May 2, 1722, who was b. 
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V. Chil. 

551 Cyrus, b. at Oxford, Ap. 16, 1760 ; probably d. young. 

552 Mary,b. atErving8hire,Nov.2, 1761,bap.atNew Salera,Feb.7, 1762; 232 

m. Thomas Laws, Sep. 4, 1787. 

553 Ebenezer, b. Aug. 6, 1763, at Erv. m. 1. Hannah Gustin, Feb. 6, 1783. 233 

m. 2. Mrs. Susan Campbell, Mh. 1835. 

554 Lucy, b. at Ervingshire bap. at New Salem, June 17, 1765, d. yg. 

555 Sampson, bap. at New Salem, May 3, 1767, prob. d. yg. 

556 Allis, b. at Ervingshire bap. at New Salem July 2, 1769 ; m. Nathaniel 

Ford, resided at Sangerfield, N. Y. ; d. without issue. 

557 Collins, b. at Rindge, N.H. Sep. 18, 1771 ; m. Elizabeth Burroughs, 234 

Jany. 25, 1801. 

558 Phebe, b. at Rindge, N. H. bap. there Jany. 2, 1774, d. yg. 

559 Rufus, b. at R. N. H. Dec. 25, l':79 ; m. 1. Lydia Stebbins, Ap. 1, 1801. 236 

m. 2. Azubah Benton, Mh. 14, 1849. 

560 Nathan, b. at Rindge, N. H. m. Hannah Goodnow, Feb. 24, 1798. 236 

561 Edward Jewett, b. at Rindge, N. H. Aug. 8, 1778 ; m. Rhoda Laws, 237 
Ap. 20, 1800. 

87 LEONARD RICHARDSON [165] m. RUTH WRIGHT [227] dau. 
of Dea. John Wright, June 22, 1769. He resided at Wob. where he 

d. and his wid. md. Joseph Bruce, and moved to Farmington, Ct 

V. Chil. by first mg. 

562 Leonard, b. Dec. 24, 1769. — 563 Asa, b. July 31, 1772. 
564 Ruth, b. living unmd. in Wob. 1851. 

88 ICHABOD RICHARDSON [168] m. SARAH WYMAN, of Wob. 
June 6, 1770. He was a soldier in the war of the Revolution, was taken 

prisoner, and carried to England, and was pressed into the British service, and 
detained seven or eight years. On his return he found that his wife, supposing 
him dead, had in 1782 m. Josiah Richardson. She returned to her first love, by 
whom she had previously one son. The father d. Feb. 5, 1792. 

V. Chil. 
665 Ichabod, b. Jany. 17, 1771 ; m. Ruth Baldwin, Sep. 21, 1791. 238 

89 EDMUND RICHARDSON [170] m. MARY LATHE or LEATHE, 

Nov. 19, 1771. 

V. Chil. 
566 Mary, —567 Levi, —568 Relief, 

90 HANNAH PEIRCE, [171] m. WILLIAM BALLARD, Jr. of Fram- 
ingham, Aug. 25, 1741, who was b. at Lynn, the son of William, gr. 

son of Nathaniel, and gr. gr. son of William, all of Lynn. William, sen. is sup- 
posed to have come from England in the James in 1634, then aged 32 ; was 
made a freeman May 2, 1638; was a member of the Quarterly Court at Salem, 
the same year. His chil. were John, Nathaniel, and Elizabeth. He d. before 
Mh. 1, 1641, making a nuncupative will, by which he gave half of his estate to 
his wf. and half to his child. The name was sometimes spelt Ballord. (For a 
further account of the Ballards, see Lewis's History of Lynn and Barry's Hist 
of Framingham. William, Jr., who md. Hannah Peirce, was a miller; his house 
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y. Chil. b. in Framingham. 

569 Beulah, b. ; m. Samuel Ballard. 289 

570 Anna, b. ; m. Ephraim Pratt, Dec, 1785, who was b. 

May 23, 1763, and moved to New York. 

571 Esther, b. ; m. Jonathan Flagg, Jr., Nov. 28, 1799, who d. in 

Natick, 1811, a. 40; his wid. d. in Framingham, 1844. 

572 Ebenezer, b. ; d. unmd. in Framingham. 

573 Sarah, b. ; m. Chandler, Esq., of Oxford, and lived 

in Woodstock, Ct 

91 THOMAS PEIRCE, Jr. [173] m. MARY HAVEN, Ap.26, 1750, 
who was of Hopkinton. They prob. resided in Framingham till about 
1767, and then moved to Hopkinton. She was the dau. of Joseph Ha- 
ven, who m. Martha Walker, in Fram. Jany. 24, 1710-11, and who was 
'^ dismissed to found a ch. in Hopkinton,^^ Aug. 30, 1724. 

v. Chil. the first six b. in Framingham. 

574 Hannah, b. Mh. 24, 1755. 

575 Joseph, b. July 12, 1757. (A Joseph Pierce m. Eleanor Crawford, in 

Shrewsbury, Oct 10, 1782.) 

576 Anna, b. July 20, 1759. — 577 Eliab, b. Sep. 5, 1761. 
578 Thomas, b. Dec. 5, 1763. — 579 Lydia, b. Mh. 6, 1766. 

580 Mary, bap. Sep. 4, 1768, in Hopkinton. 

581 Moses Haven, bap. Mh. 15, 1771, in Hopkinton. 

92 HEPSEB AH PEIRCE, [175] m. BENJAMIN DOLBIER, at King's 
Chapel, Boston, Feb. 18, 17m). He resided in Newton and Weston, 
and moved to Framingham, 1769. ( Barry ^s Framingham.) 

V. Chil. b. at Newton. 

582 Timothy, b. Mh. 23, 1762.-583 Benjamin, b. 1764. 
Since this work was in press, I find in Dr. Bond's ^Family Memorials,'^ now 

publishing, the following chil. not named above : 
583* James, b. in Newton, Nov. 5, 1760. 
583^ Samuel, b. in Weston, Jany. 13, 1764 ; this is prob. the one called Benjamin 

above — which is correct I know not. 
5833 Nathan, b. in Weston, Dec. 23, 1765. 
583^ Lydia, b. in Weston, Oct. 19, 1767. 
583^ Umphre, b. in Templeton, Jany. 1, 1769. 

93 Lieut. JAMES LOCKE, Jr., [180] m. HANNAH FARNSWORTH, 
of Groton, Dec. 17, 1753, who was b. June 22, 1734. He prob. went 

with his father from Hopkinton to Ashby, (then Townsend,) in 1749. His name 
appears on a Committee 1753 — and in 1758 he was chosen an ^^ Informer of 
Deer." In 1767, a portion of Townsend, Fitchburg and Ashbumham, was set off 
and incorporated by the name of Ashby ; and at the first Town Meeting, Mh. 30, 
1767, James Locke, Jr., was chosen Town Clerk and Chairman of the Board of 
Selectmen, to which offices he was frequently re-elected so long as he remained 
^n town. May 26, 1769, he was chosen an Agent to confer with Agents from 
other towns, relative to a petition to the Gen. Court for a land tax on non-resi- 
dents ; and 1768 and ^1, he was appointed an Affent to attend the Gren. Court to 
get a land tax laid on non-residents. In 1769, he was one of a committee to 
build a meeting-house, and when completed in 1772, he was on a committee to 
^ dignify the pews.^' His name appears on most of the important committees, 
and he was one of the leading men in the town until 1773, when he moved to 

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Townsend, and was immediately, according to the custom of the times, ^^ warned 
out," but at the first town meeting held after his removal, was chosen moderate 
and added to the Committee of Correspondence, which had been chosen the year 
previous. At a town meeting, June 19, 1775, " Mr. Locke protested against the 
proceedings (of the town), the warrant coming out in the King^s name,^^ In 
1777, he was appointed ^' to take acknowledgments and recognisances of debts,^' 
a member of the Middlesex Convention at Concord, Aug. 1774, and of another, 
Oct., 1779, and of the State Convention to form a Constitution the same year ; 
and a Representative in the Legislature in 1783. Aug. 24, 1775, a warrant was 
issued by the Council to " pay James Locke J^6.11.11., for clothing furnished 
the army." During the time he resided at Ashby, he lived on land which he 
bought of his father, it being the southerly part of his father^s homestead. His 
house, which has long since been removed, stood in the orchard south of the 
house that was afterwards built by his brother Jonathan, and which is now stand- 
ing. His residence at Townsend was about a mile north of the " Harbor." He 
did not labor on his farm for many years in consequence of an injury to one of 
his hands, but was a land surveyor for a long time. He moved from Townsend 
to Sullivan, N. H. about 1784, where he d. Jany. 19, 1808, a. 78. Although de- 
prived of the advantages of an early education, his energy and perseverance 
enabled him to attain a position that gave him great influence with his townsmen, 
and he left a character behind him that his descendants would do well to emulate. 

V. Chil. b. at Ashby, excepting the last who was b. at Townsend. 

584 Lucretia, b. d. yg. 

585 Hannah, b. Ap. 4, 1754 ; m. Philip Proctor, Jany. 1781. 240 

587 JoSr^' } ^' ^^' ^' ^"^^^5 d. Mb. 15, 1755. 

588 Lucretia, b. Ap. 9, 1756 ; m. Rev. Benj. Kingsbury, Sep. 3, 1793 or *4. 241 
689 Urania, b. Jany. 23, 1758 ; m. Jonas Barrett, Feb. 8, 1781. 242 

590 James, b. Mb. 11, 1759; m. Susannah Kimball. 243 

59 1 John, b. July 13, 176 1 . He was a young man of great vigor and energy, 
served many campaigns in the army of the Revolution ; was at Dorchester 
Heights, Dec. 1776, at Bennington in 1777 — at the battle at White Plains, 
(as was also his brother James,) and at many other places — was a sergeant 
Partly for the benefit of his health, and partly to serve his country, he joined 
a privateer, and d. of the yellow fever at the Island of Antigua, Mb. 22, 1783, 
not quite 22, unmd. He was the brother alluded to in the story of ^ 
^^ Pantaloons,^' in which his sister £unice, Mrs. Richards, is the heroine. 
(See Appendix O.) 

592 Eunice, b. July 19, 1763; m. Edward Richards, Jany. 1, 1787. 244 

593 Calvin, b. June 18, 1765 ; m. Sarah Jewett, Feb. 25, 1796. 24S 

594 Samuel Barron, b. May 1, 1767; m. 1. Hannah Russell, 1789. 246 

2. Polly Kidder, Nov. 8, 1824. 

595 Luther, b. Deo. 10, 1769 ; was never m. He resided at Thetford, Vt. ; was 
subject to epilepsy, and was drowned in the river at Thetford, where he 
had been fishing, June 5, 1792. 

596 Lavinia, b. Sep, 17, 1771 ; m. 1. Moses Bartlett. 247 

2. Frederick Read. 

597 Sophia, b. Dec. 11, 1773; m. Porter Lord, Jany. 14, 1795. 248 

94 SARAH LOCKE, [1811 m. WILLIAM CLARK, Jr. of Townsend, 
Jany. 17, 1754. He was b. at Concord, June 20, 1717, and d. at Town- 
send, Mh. 29, 1776, a. nearly 59. He was a Constable in 1749, Selectman 1765 
and at other periods, and is frequently noticed on the Rec. of the Town as elected 
to office and appointed on Committees. She died at the house of her son Samuel, 
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V. Chil. b. in Townsend. 

598 Sarah, b. Nov. 21, 1754 ; m. 1. Daniel Adams. 347 

2. David Livingston. 

599 Mary, b. Feb. 16, 1756 ; m. Ebenezer Tolman. 348 

600 William, b. Ap. 4, 1757 ; m. Sarah Lesley ; Int. July 20, 1782. 349 

601 Betsy, b. Oct. 8, 1758 ; m. 1. Dea. David Warner, of Swanzey, N. H., 
Nov. 20, 1799, who d. 1805 ; 2. m. Capt. Elijah Belden, with whom she 
lived ten mos., when he d. ; 3. m. Abel Twitchell, of Dublin, N. H. May 13, 
1816, with whom she lived 21 years, and d. his wid. Jany. 13, 1846 or ^7, 
leaving no chil. " She was a pious good woman, a Christian by profession 
and practice, beloved by all who knew her worth." 

602 Susan, b. July 9, 1760 ; d. Mh. 5, 1777. 

603 Martha, b. Dec. 1, 1762 ; m. Joseph Tolman. 350 

604 Rebecca, b. July 29, 1764 ; m. Nathaniel Belknap, Nov. 28, 1797. 351 

605 Abigail, b. Oct. 26, 1766 ; m. Samuel Davis, of Chesterfield, N. H., 

moved to Canada, and had a large family. 

606 Lydia, b. Dec. 4, 1768 ; is living unmd. at Chesterfield, N. H., 1851. 

607 Samuel, b. Oct. 7, 1770 ; m. Lydia Goodenow, Jany. 27, 1800. 351 

608 James, b. July 8, 1772 ; m. 1. Betsy Dix, Oct. 1801. 353 

2. wid. Fanny Butler, Mh. 1844. 

609 Jonas, b. June 3, 1775 ; m. Mary Twitchell, 1800. 354 

96 Dea. JOHN LOCKE, [182] of Southboro', Ashby, Fitzwilliam, N. H. 
and Sullivan, N. H. m BEULAH NEWTON, of Southboro\ When 
young he lived with Dea. William Ward, of Southboro', who m. Martha Bumap» 
the sister of his mother. He was a soldier in the French war, and was one of a 
company that marched to Crown Point under the command of Major Nichols, 
June, 1755. When about 23 years of age, for the benefit of his health he started 
on a voyage to he West Indies, during which he was impressed by a British man of 
war, and detained in the British service about seven years, till the close of the 
war between Great Britain and France. A large portion of the time he served 
in the ship of war Foudroyant, that had been taken from the French, by whose 
commander, Capt DufiT, he was well treated, and of whom he ever spoke in terms 
of praise. I have before me a part of a journal or log-book kept by him. He 
was present at the attack on Martinico, by the fleet under Sir James Douglass, 
Jany. 2, 1762, and at the capitulation of Port Royal. In his log-book he gives a 
particular account of the attack, and the articles of capitulation, the names of the 
. vessels engaged and their commanders, and also of the capture of several vessels 
during that year. He was discharged at Plymouth, Eng. Sep. 26, 1768, and on 
the 26th of Oct. he left London on his return to America, in the Temple Snow, 
Capt. Hatch, bound for Boston, where he arrived the last of Nov. His family 
had long supposed him dead, and his return created no little excitement. He was 
md. 1765, and lived at Southb(m>^ a short time, and moved to Ashby about 1768, 
where he resided until 1772, when he moved to Fitzwilliam, N. H. and there 
resided till about 1805, when he moved to Sullivan, N. H. His farm at Ashby 
was the first west and north of his father^s, and was the same afterwards owned 
by his nephew, Hon. John Locke. The house was on a part of the farm that has 
since been owned by Jerry March. He sold his farm, Sep. 13, 1770, to John 
Wright, of Weston. He was elected Deacon of the Church at Fitzwilliam, July 
3, 1773, and officiated as Deacon over 25 years, and was also Proprietors' Clerk 
in Fitzwilimm from 1781 to 1787. He died at Sullivan, Feb. IH, 1823, in his 
90th year. His wf. who was b. at Southboro', Aug. 17, 1745, d. at Sullivan, 
Aug. 13, 1813, a. 68. 

V. Chil. the 1. b. at Southboro'; 2. 3. and 4. at Ashby, the others at Fitz» 

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611 Sarah, b. Nov. 19, 1768; m. Samuel W. Bowker, July 13, 1794. 260 

612 Ward, b. Ap. 11, 1770; m. Apphia Porter, (731) 1806. 261 

613 Charlotte, b. Dec. 17, 1771 ; m. Samuel W. Bowker, 1803. 260 

614 John, b. Nov. 30, 1773 ; went to the West about 1800, and has not been 

heard from for 40 years. 

615 Amos, b. Feb. 11, 1776; m. Polly Saunders, Sep. 1799. 262 

616 Moses, b. Nov. 23, 1777; m. Abigail H. Skinner; d. May 13, 1827. 376 

617 Ebenezer, b. Nov. 1, 1779 ; was a saddler, resided in the northerly 

part of New York State, and is supposed to have been murdered be- 
tween Ossegossa and Burlington Bay, a. about 22. 

618 Hannah, b. Aug. 21, 17^2; m. Daniel Howard, Jr., Dec. 29, 1808. 263 

619 Samuel, b. Sep. 20, 1785; m. 1. Lydia Fay, Ap. 15, 1810. 264 

3. VVid. Judith Fifield, June 29, 1836. 

96 REBECCA LOCKE, [183] m. Deacon EPHRAIM ADAMS, of New 
Ipswich, N. H., Nov. 18, 1761 ; being his 2d wife. Dea. Adams was 

the son of Thomas Adams, of Ipswich, (Mass.) and was one of the first settlers in 
New Ipswich, as was also his brother, Dea. Benjamin. For many years they 
were owners in common of a large farm, which they managed together, living in 
the most remarkable harmony. He was chosen Deacon 1762. ^^ Dea. Adams 
was noted for his strong original sense and quaint humor. He took a leading 
part in the strong measures which preceded the Eevolution ; and when the war 
broke out did his full duty, both in the council and the field. Probably no man 
in the town did so much to procure soldiers and other means of the war. During 
his long residence* here, he was oAener than almost any man, elected to the va- 
rious town offices. He represented the town in the Provincial Congress, and was 
four years a Representative in the State Legislature, from 1782 to 1785, and 
was a soldier of the Revolution, and was present at the battle of White Plains. 
He was descended from William Adams, who was at Cambridge in 1635, but 
removed to Ipswich, (Mass.) before 1642. Deacon Adams d. Mh. 26, 1799, a. 
72."(a) His wf. Rebecca was a strong-minded woman, and well performed her 
duties as a wife and mother. She d. 1822, a. 87 

[His first wife was Lydia Kinsman, prob. of Ipswich, who d. Nov. 3. 1760, a. 32 ; by 
whom he had, 1. Ephraim, b. Dec. 15, 1749, who m. 1. Lydia -, 2. Elizabeth Steams; 

2. Thomas, b. Sep. 12, 1751, m. Molly Famswonh, Dec. 18, 1777 j 3. Stephen, b. Nov. 6, 
1753 ; 4. Daniel, b. Aug. 24, 1755, m. Sarah Clark, (598) ; 5. Lydia, b. July 16, 1757 ] 

V. Chil. by Rebecca Locke, b. at New Ipswich. 

620 John, b. NoY. 10, 1762 ; d. Dec. 9, 1763. 

621 John, b. Feb. 29, 1764 ; d. in the Army, 1781. 

622 Ebenezer, b. Oct. 2, 1765 ; m. 1. Alice Frink, July 9, 1795. 364 

2. Beulah Minolt, May 17, 1807. 

623 Rebekah, b. July 27, 1767; m. Asa Shedd, Jany. 20, 1802. 366 

624 James, b. May 20, 1769 ; m. Ruth Conant, in N. Ipswich, Nov. 3, 1795. 367 

625 Betsy, b. Mh. 13, 1772 ; m. Dr. Luther Jewett, Feb. 7, 1799. 366 

626 Quincy, b. Sep. 29, 1775 ; m. Dolly Elliot ; resided at Temple, N. H. 

where he was killed by a fall from a sled. 

97 JONATHAN LOCKE, Esq., [184] m. 1. wid. MARY (HAVEN) 
NICHOLS, Oct. 2, 1761, the dau. of Joseph Haven, Esq. of Framing- 

ham, who m. his cousin Mehitable, dau. of Moses Haven, Nov. 30, 1721. Joseph, 
Esq. d. Feb. 27, 1776, a. 78, and his wife d. Jany. 25, 1780, a. 78. He was son 
of John, who m. Hannah Hitchens, Oct. 3, 1682, at Lynn, and gr son of Rich- 
ard, of Lynn, who was the ancestor of all the Havens in America. 

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[Mrs. Nidioto wms b. A». 14, 1730, and m. John Nfehols, of Upton, July 17, 1751, by whom 
she had, 1. Abigail, bap. June 7, 1752, m. John Chamberlain -, 2. Joseph, bap. Ang. 4, 1754, 
d yg. i 3. Mary, bap. 1757, m. Silas Eaton, of Framingham, Feb. 1, 1782, and d. Oct. 30, 
1818, a. 61 ; 4. John, bap. Pec. 31, 1758, d. yg. Mr. Nichols d. in the army in 1759 ] 

Mrs. Nichols, aAerwards Mrs. Locke, was a womaD of great intellectual powers, 
uncommonly amiable in her deportment, and a Christian by profession and prac* 
tioe. She was one of the best of mothers, and the evidence of her patriotism in 
the Revolution is perpetuated in a number of short poems which she wrote, and 
which were published at the time. She d. Jany. 15, 1804, a. 73. Mr. Locke for 
a 2d wf. m. wid. BETSY (FRINK) FIELD, Feb. 1807, the dau. of Dr. John 
Frink, of Rutland, and the wid. of Dr. John Field, of the same town. She for a 
3d hus. m. Mr. Gray, and died at Salem, N. Y. She was a sister to 

Alice, who md. Prof. E. Adams, (622.) Capt. Locke, or as he was more com- 
monly called ^^ Squire Locke,'^ aAer his first marriage remained in Hopkinton, 
(where he was an Assessor in 1765 and ^66,) until 1769, when he removed to 
Framingham, where he lived till June, 1770, when he moved to Fitzwillinm, N.H. 
then called Monadnock, No. 2, where he had purchased an uncleared lot of land, 
on which he built a log hut, jm which he lived until he built a more commodious 
bouse, which he did the next year, and which house is now standing and owned 
by James Reed. During the time he lived at F. and afterwards, li^ purchased 
several lots of the proprietors' land. In May or June, 1772, at the request of his 
father, he moved to Ashby to take charge of his father's farm, and of which he 
received a deed, Mh. 1773, living in the old house with his father till 1782, when 
he built the large house now ( 1852^ standing at the intersection of the old road 
leading north to Mason, N. H. with the old road leading westerly to New Ipswich, 
N. H. and which was sold by his heirs to Joshua Willard and David Lawrence. 
He purchased other land adjoining of his brother James, and also several large 
tracts of land in Grafton and Andover, Vt. and in the State of New York. He 
built a saw-mill on what is now called '^ Locke's Brook, or Squanecook River,'* 
and was engaged extensively in the lumber business, and kept a Public House 
about ten years. Very soon after moving to Ashby he became one of the leading 
men in town and church a&irs. In Muy, 1774, he was one of a committee to 
whom was referred the communication of the town of Boston ^' relating to our 
privileges," and in June following he made a very lengthy and well written re- 
port, which was unanimously accepted, and a committee of correspondence was 
appointed, of which he was one, and to which be was often re-appointed. In 1774 
and 1775, he was chosen constable, an office then of more consequence than now ; 
in 1777, '82, '83, and '84, a selectman ; from 1778 to '85 and 1794 to '96, as- 
seseor ; and town clerk from 1779 to '85, and moderator nearly every year. He 
was a member of the first Provincial Congress, held at Salem, Oct. 7, 1774 ; mem- 
ber of the Middlesex Convention, held at Concord, Aug. 30, 1774 ; also of that 
held at the same place Oct 1779 ; and member of the Mass. Convention to frame 
a Constitution, held at Cambridge, Oct. 1779. He was commissioned a Justice 
of the Peace in 1783, which office he held until his death, and was an active 
magistrate during the whole period. In the old French war he was a Sergeant, 
and was in several campaigns, at Ticonderoga and Crown Point in 1758 and '59, 
and was Capt. of the Militia some years during the Revolution. 

He was a stout built man of middling height, dignified in his appearance, wore 
a large wig, was uncommonly industrious and energetic, and in all the stations to 
which he was called, he performed their duties to the general satisfaction of his 
townsmen. Having no advantages of an early education, he yet acquired infor- 
mation sufficient for the times, but aware of the benefits of good schools, he was 
one of thirty who pledged their property to found and maintain an Academy in 
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Ashby, fVom its first settlement for more than half a century, was somewhat 
famed for church and ministerial troubles, and during the whole of Mr. Liocke^s 
residence there he was more or less connected with them. He appears to have 
been the leader of a party who were Calvinistic, and the other party having more 
faith in Hopkins, were headed by the minister. Rev. Samuel Whitman. At times 
the war waxed warm, till at last« March, 1779, by a small majority, ^^ brother 
Locke '^ was suspended from church privileges. Several attempts were made to 
call a mutual council without success, and several ex parte councils were held 
without any good result. Oct. 7, 1763, a mutual council however was held, and 
the result appears in the following extract from the Church Records, under date 
of Oct. 9, 1783: 

** A private settlement of the unhappy controversy in Ashby being strongly 
recommended by a mutual council, convened Oct 7, 1783, and accordingly 
effected by the parties, upon brother Jonathan Locke voluntarily making the sub- 
sequent declaration, ^ That in the course of the long dispute he had been engaged 
in with the Church, he had been sometimes transported into feelings and conduct 
unbecoming the Christian spirit ; but was noty however, conscious of any beh4wior 
which deserved Church censure ; ^ upon this, the Church passed the following 
votes : 

^^ 1st That the suspension of brother Jonathan Locke from the Commumon of 
this Church was done without proper deliberation. 

^^ 2d. That he be now restored to fellowship and communion of this Church.^' 

At the same meeting, Mr. 
Whiunan, by the advice of the 
Council, was dismissed from his 
pastoral relations, but continued 
for some time to preach at his ^^^ 
own house to his followers, butu/ 
finally left town. 

V. Chil. by his first wf. 

627 Samuel, b. at Hopkinton, July 11, 1762, prepared for College under the in- 
struction of Rev. Daniel Emerson, of HoUis, N. H. Rev. Mr. Brigham, of 
Fitzwilliara, N. H. and at New Ipswich Academy ; entered Har. Coll. 1781, 
where he remained nearly four years, but owing to impaired health in May, 
1784, he went to North Carolina, and soon after opened a school at Edenton 
or Newbern, and d. Nov. 1, 1784, a. 22. He was a young man of great 
promise, and was most highly esteemed for his high moral character. Pre- 
vious to entering College or while a student there, he taught a school at New 
Ipswich. Before he went to Cambridge, he served his country in the army ; 
was with Gen. Washington at Dorchester Heights, in 1776, and with Gen. 
Sullivan at Rhode Island, in 1777 and '78. 

628 John, b. at Hopkinton, Feb. 14, 1764 ; m. Hannah Goodwin, May 25, 1799. 265 

629 Sally, b. at Hopkinton, Ap. 9, 176<i ; m. John Manning, of Ashby, Dec. 
1813, and d. at the house of the compiler of this work, in Lowell, Oct 26, 
1836, a. 70. She was a woman of a strong mind, a great reader, especially 
of religious books, an active member in the church, exceedingly exemplary 
in her conduct, a pattern of industry, and very agreeable in conversation on 
all subjects but that of religion, in which she was rather inclined to be ex- 
clusive and rigid. Mr. Manning d. at Ashby, June 7, 1831, a. 77. She 
was his 2d wife, by whom he had no chil. He was one of the worthies of 
the Revolution, and served his country through many campaigns, and was 
present at seveml battles. 

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6S1 Betsjr, b. at Frem. Mh. 5, 1770 ; in. 1. Tho0. Heald, Esq. Dec. 1800. 157 

2. Elijah Newball. 

632 Joseph, b. at Fitz. N.H., Ap. 8, 1772 ; m. Ljdia Goodwin, Nov. 15, 1808. 8M 

633 Ann, (Nancy) b. Feb. 21, 1774 ; m. Capt. Imla Goodhue, of Westford, 
June 29, 1802, who was b. Oct 10, 1776. They are both living at Forge 
Village in that town, in the ancient house of his father, whose doors have 
always been open to the friendless, and where many an orphan has found a 
home. They have no chil. 

98 DAVID LOCKE, [185] m. BETSY KffiBE, of Concord, Jany. 1, 1770» 



the dau. of Samuel KibT>e. He resided in the northerly part of ^b"^, 
fm the old road leading from Townsend to New Ipswich, N. H. where he oTXig. 
19, 1800, a. 60. His wid. who was b. July 18, 1746, d. Oct 27, 1827, a. 81. 
He was a soldier in the old French war, at Crown Point and Ticonderoga. In 
the war of the Revolution he was a volunteer who went to the assistance of Gen. 
Grates, in Sep. 1777, and was present at the surrender of Burgoyne. He was an 
influential man in the church, of which he was a most exemplary member. 

V. Chil. b. at Ashby. 

634 Betty, b. Oct 30, 1770 ; d. unmd. Aug. 7, 1795. 

635 Molly, b. July 28, 1772 ; d. unmd. Aug. 22, 1799. 

636 David, b. June 1, 1774 ; m. Rebecca Wesson, 1796. 259 

637 Jonathan, b. Jany. 28, 1776 ; m. Sarah Simonds, Nov. 8, 1800. 260 

638 Timothy, b. Oct 2, 1778 ; m. Rebecca Dutton, Dec. 1803. 261 

639 Samuel, b. Mh. 20, 1781 ; m. Dorothy Van Slack. 262 

640 Joel, b. Feb. 23, 1783, was drowned at Grand River, near Lake Cham- 
^ plain, June 20, 1810, unmd. 

641 Rebecca, b. May 7, 1784 ; m. Leonard Harrington, Esq., May 31, 1830, of 
St Johnsbury, Vt., but a native of Walpole, N. H., who d. at St Johnsbury, 
Nov. 15, 1849, a. 70. She was hk 2d wife, and is now (1852) residing at 
St Johnsbury. 

642 John, b. May 6, 1788 ; m. Fanny Tyler Mh. 5, 1809. 268 

99 MARTHA LOCKE [187] m WILLIAM WITHINGTON, Jr. [299] 
June 28, 1769, of Ashby, the son of William Withington, of Menotomy, 
(West Camb.) and Stow, who md. Sarah Locke, (see Par. No. 47.) William, Jr. 
resided after marriage a few years at Ashby, and then moved to Fitzwilliam, N. H. 
where he resided till about 1820, when he removed to the State of New York, 
and d. at or near Madison, Sep. 1823, where she also d. He was a soldier in the 
war of the Revolution. 

V. Chil. all b. at Fitzwilliam but the 1st, who was b. at Ashby. 

643 Martha, b. Jany. 16, 1770 ; m. Elisha Ware, of Gilsum, N. H. and d. Aug. 

1846, without issue. 

644 Mather, b. Aug. 12, 1771 ; m. , lived at Camden, Me. where 

he d. July 23, 1849 ; had a son David at Bath, Ale. 

645 Sarah, b. Ap. 1, 1773; m. Phineas G. Miller, Nov. 28, 1799, moved to Gil- 

sum, N. H., and d. Mh. 1836 ; had a son Jesse in Charlestown, N. H. 

646 Elizabeth, b. Ap. 28, 1775; m. John Sawyer, lived at Stockbridge, Vt. and 

d. Aug. 16, 1842. 

647 William, b. Mh. 2, 1777 ; m. Nabby Stone, Feb. 23, 1800; moved to N. Y. 

648 John, b. Mh. 7, 1779 ; m. ; resides at Swanzey, N.H. 

649 Lucretia, b. Sep. 29, 1782 ; m. Charles Damon, who is dead ; (she was liv- 

ing at Salisbury, Vt. 1850 ?) 

650 Saloma, b. Jany. 5, 1787 ; ra. Jonathan Haven, of A8hburnham,and d. Feb. 

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100 WILLIAM LOCKE, [188] m. REBECCA BARRETT, of Carligle, 
Feb. 21, 1773, (the sister of Jonathan Barrett, of Ashby.) He resided 

with his father at Ashby until about the time of his marriage. He purchased a 
farm at Fitzwiliiam, N. H. Oct. 22, 1770, to which he removed soon afler his 
marriage, and resided in Fitz""- the remainder of his life, excepting a few years 
he lived with his son Jonathan at Swanzey, N. H. He was a modest and un- 
assuming man, just in his dealings, and a lover of peace. Dea. William Ward, 
of Southboro% who md. his mother^s sister, bequeathed him his gun, a silver- 
headed cane and some bpoks. The cane is now in the possession of his gr. son 
William D. Locke. He d. Mh. 30, 1829, a. 81, and his wid. who was b. Dec. 26, 
UIW, d. Dec. 15, 1831, a. 87. 

^^^^ V. Chil. b. at Fitzwiliiam. 

651 Rebecca, b. Mh. 2, 1774 ; m. David Colburn, moved to Plainfield, N. Y. 

652 Molly, b. Feb. 2, 1776 ; m. William S. Whittemore, Sep. 13, 1800. 264 

653 William, b. Feb. 7, 1778 ; m. Polly Walker, Feb. 7, 1904. 266 

654 Lucy, b. Nov. 15, 1779 ; m. James Thompson, Feb. 2, 1802. 868 

655 Patty, b. June 24, 1782 ; m. Lebbeus Payne, June 16, 1811. 266 

656 Jonathan, b. Nov. 15, 1784 ; m. Nancy Bates, Sep. 9, 1807. 267 
656^ Sally, b. Aug. 30, 1787; m. Asa Thompson, Sep. 18, 1806. 361^ 

101 SARAH JONES, [194] m. JOSEPH FOSTER, of Lunenburg, Jany. 
17, 1760. He resided at Lunenburg, Fitzwiliiam, N. H. and Sullivan, 

N. H. (at which last place they both d.) From the Records of Lunenburg I find 
that he was the son of Benjamin and Mehitable Foster, and was b. Mh.24, 1732-3. 
From the same source I obtain the births of five chil. He may have had others. 

V. Chil. b. at Lunenburg. 

657 Rebecca, b. Sep. 16, 1760 ; m. Isaac Whitmore. 866 

658 Enoch, b. Aug. 21, 1762 ; resided at Marlboro', N. H. 

659 James, b. Ap. 24, 1764 ; resided at Winchester, N. H. was killed by fall- 

ing from his horse. 

660 Stephen, b. Dec. 11, 1768 ; resided and d. at Sullivan, N.H. 

661 Sarah, b. Oct. 19, 1770. 

102 WILLIAM JONES [195] m. SARAH STONE, of Groton, Feb. 15, 
1763. He was a farmer, and resided on his father's homestead in 

Lunenburg, and d. May 23, 1809, a. 72. His wf. d. Nov. 26, 1789. 

V. Chil. b. at Lunenburg. 

662 John, b. May 22, 1764 ; m. Mary Turner, Feb. 12, 1792. 268 

663 William, b. May 15, 1765; m. Susannah Pollard, 1791. 269 

664 Sarah, b. Ap. 5, 1766 ; m. Robert Houghton, Mh. 1, 1787. 270 

665 Emma, b. Jany. 29, 1769; ra. Ebenezer Houghton, Jr. Dec. 10, 1789. 

666 David, b. Mh. 30, 1773 ; m. 1. Anna (Elliott) Dunn, 1818, the 
dau. of John and Ann Elliott, of Mason, N. H. and wid. of Jonathan Dunn, 
of Boston. She d. Jany. 23, 1844. 2. m. Lydia Johnson, Nov. 18, 1845, 
dau. of Jonathan Johnson, of Burlington. She was b. Oct. 25, 1790. No 
chil. by either mg. Mr^ Jones is a carpenter ; has resided in Boston since 
1792. 

677 Abigail, b. June 22, 1775 ; m. Nathaniel Livermore, of Shirley, 181 L She 
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103 ENOS JONES [197] m. 1. MARY WHrmORE(«) of Leominster, 
who was b. Feb. 13, 1745, dau. of Joseph ; she d. Dec. 23, 1788, a. 42. 
2. m. Wid. HANNAH (ADAMS) RUSSELL, Dec. 26, 1791, the wid. of Wal- 
ter Russell, of West. Camb., whom she m. Dec. 17, 1761. Mr. Jones resided at 
Ashburnham, and d. Dec. 30, 1825, a. 83^. His wid. d. Oct 16, 1836, a. 94. 
He was a twin of his sister Hannah, who m. Benjamin Barrett, of Aishby. 

V. Chil. by 1. wf. b. at Ashburnham. 
ees Edmund, b. Dec. 13, 1769 ; m. Caty Taylor, Sep. 19, 1799. 271 

669 Molly, b. Mh. 31, 1771 ; m. Silas Willard, Ju!y 16, 1793. 272 

670 Nathan, b.Ap. 12, 1773 ; m. Betsy Spaufcling, about 1796. 273 

671 Sally, b. May 21, 1775 ; m. John Taylor, Dec. 5, 1798. 274 

672 Dolly, b. May 28, 1777 ; m. Jonathan Woods, Ap. 10, 1799. 276 

673 Lucy, b. May 20, 1779 ; m. Joshua Fletcher, Ap. 20, 1816. 276 

674 Per8is,b.Nov.20, 1781 ; m. Samuel Taylor, Oct. 24, 1805. 277 

675 Eunice, b. Jany. 5, 1784 ; m. John Eaton, June 20, 1808. 278 

676 Daniel, b. Dec 23, 1788 ; m. Rachel Convene. IBt t>f 

IM JOSIAH JONES, [199] m. SUSANNAH BENNETT, of Ashby, 

Nov. 22, 1770. He resided in the south-east part of Ashby, near Lun« 

enbiirg, was a farmer, and owned a saw-mill ; d. May 5, 1787, a. 42. His wife 

wasb. atGroton, Mh. 16, 1754 — d. Mh. 4, 1824, a. 70. He was a famous 

singer, and was leader of the church choir in Ashby many years. 

V. Chil. b. at Ashby. 

677 Susy, b. Ap. 27, 1773 ; m. Farley, of Stoddard, N. H., resides at 
Marlowe, N. H., he is dead, has an only child — 677 J^ Bethuel, who is a 
deputy sheriff at Marlowe. 

678 Mellicent, b. Mh. 22, 1776 ; m. Abijah Lawrence, Jr. Int. Nov. 5, 1798. 377 

679 Lovise, b. Mh. 5, 1778, d. Ap. 9, 1790. 

680 Lucy, b. Jany. 12, 1780 ; m. Daniel White, Jr., Ap. 18, 1802. 878 

681 Daniel, b. Oct 13, 1781 ; m. Eunice Rice, May 16, 1808. 379 

682 Hepsey, b. Sep. 25, 1783 ; m. Jonas Hildreth, Jan. 9, 1805. 380 
688 Anna, b.May 5, 1785 ; m. 1. Asa Barker, of Tyngsboro'. 388^ 

2. Jacob Kidder, of Tyngsboro'. 
684 Josiah, b. Nov. 80, 1787 ; m, Louisa Hall, Feb. 28, 1815. 381 

684^^ Bethuel, b. Oct 8, 1771 ; d. Ap. 8, 1793, a. 11. 

105 PHEBE BREWER, [204] m. Capt JOHN JONES, of Concord, Oct. 
24, 1754, who was b. Dec. 7, 1730 ; the son of Thomas, who m. Mary 
Miles, July 20, 1757 ; gr. son of Samuel, who m. Ruth Brown, Nov. 10, 1698^; 
the gr. gr. son of Samuel, who m. Elizabeth Potter, Jany. 16, 1672, and the gr. 
gr. gr. son of John, who came from England about 1648, went from Cambridge 
to Concord about 1650, and d. 1673. His wid. Dorcas m. William Buss, and 
d. 1709. 

Capt. Jones resided at Concord as late as Dec. 1762. He removed to Ashby, 
then Townsend, and purchased a farm in the ndrthwesterly part of the town. 
His house was near the present residence of Amos Wellington, Esq. At th# 
organization of the town in 1767, he was chosen one of the Board of Selectmen 
and Town Treasurer; was a Selectman 1768, '73and '78, and Treasurer 1768 
to ^71. He was often appointed on Committees, and was one of the original 
mecAbers of the First Church, Capt. of the Militia, and Constable in 177L In all 
town affiiirs he was one of the leading and influential men. He d. Deo. 18, 
1811, a. 8L 

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V. Chil. the first four b. at Concord, the othen at Aahby. 

685 Betty, b. Feb. 8, 1755 ; d. Mh. 10, 1759. 

686 James, b. May 15, 1756; m. Huldah Hancock, 1780. 280 

687 Mary, b. June 16, 1758 ; m. Ralph Hill, Ap. 15, 1777. 281 

688 Samuel, b. June 27, 1761 ; d. Dec. 18, 1762. 

689 Samuel, b. ; m. resided a few years at Hanover, N. H., and 

prob. d. at Ashbyin (18^11?) 

690 John, b. Mh. 12, 1768 ; m. 1. Lydia Turner, July 19, 1791. 281 

2. Martha Bates, 1811. 

691 EHsha, b. Ap. 15, 1770 ; m. Pershia Taylor, 1793. 288 

692 Amos, b. Oct 1, 1772 ; m. 1. Rachel Young, 1800. 284 

2. Sarah Getchell, Aug. 4, 1808. 

693 Daniel, b. Ap. 4, 1775 ; m. Lucy Shepley ; Int. Feb. 16, 1800. 285 

694 Phebe, b. Mh. 20, 1777 ; m. Lemuel Shepley ; Int. Feb. 2, 1797. 286 

\''.* *-•* 106 SALLY BREWER, [210] m. 1. TIMOTHY FLETCHER, of Acton, 
Dec. 21, 1764, who was a soldier in the war of the Revolution, and was 
killed in some of its battles. His wid. m. THOMAS WILLARD, of Harvard, 
Feb. 25, 1786, who was living in 1790, and d. leaving her a widow. She was a 
2d wf. by whom he had no chil. (His 1st wf. was Sarah Gibson, by whom he 
had 11 chil.) Sally Brewer, by her 1st husband, had one son, whose birth is 
recorded at Acton. There may have been others. 

V. Chil. b. at Acton.(a) 

695 Daniel Brewer, b. Mh. 9, 1775. 

107 LUCY BREWER, [211] m. THOMAS DERBY, of Concord. He 
was a soldier of the Revolution, and was killed at the Battle of White 
Plains. His wid. resided at Ashby, and d. about 1835, a. 94, prob. at 
Hancock, N. H. 

V. Chil. b, at Concord or Acton. 

696 Lucy, b. ; m. Major John Gibson, of " Monkton," (Vt ?) Nov. 

27, 1788. Resided at Hancock, N. H. ; both dead. 

697 Rebecca, b. Oct 31, 1764 ; in Acton, m. John Pratt, May 28, 1788. 287 

698 Phebe, b. ; m. Jonathan Rolfe ; Int. Aug. 24, 1792. 288 

699 Mary, b. ; 1772, m. Dea. Moses Greely. 289 

700 Jonas, b. ; d. yg. 

108 Deacon JAMES MUNROE, [2121 m. 1. LUCY WATSON, of Cam- 
bridge, Aug. 18, 1763, who was b. May 15, 1741, the dau. of Jacob 

and Lydia (Munroe) Watson, of Cmb. She d. July 10, 1783, a- 42. 2. m. wid. 
SARAH ( WYETH) HANCOCK, July 23, 1783, the wid. of Torrey Hancock, 
and dau. of Ebenezer and Susannah Wyeth, all of the same town. She d. Mh. 
31, 1815, a. 69. Dea. Munroe d. Sep. 15, 1804, a. 69. He was chosen Deacon 
of the First Church in Camb. June 3U, 1783, and continued in that office till his 
death. He was a blacksmith by trade, and was appointed Armorer by the Pro- 
vincial Congress, 1775, and acted in that capacity for a long time. The house 
which he built, and in which he resided, stands on Brattle Street, near Mason 
Street, on the comer of which last street and Phillips Place stood his blacksmith^s 
shop, which has long since disappeared. The estate is still owned by his heirs. 
He was social in bis disposition, and was noted like the rest of the family for his 
musical talents, being a fine singer, and oAen led the church choir. ^^ Having 

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proved himself the careM parent of his chil. who learned to love and copy his 
bright example, and aAer having discharged praiseworthily the duties of an office 
in his church for twenty years, God removed him from this world to a better/* 

V. Chil. by 1st wf. b. at Cambridge. 

701 Lucy, b. June 1, 1764 ; d. unmd. Ap. 5, 1812, a. 48. 

702 Rebecca, b. Nov. 6, 1768 ; d. unmd. May, 1838, a. 70. 

703 Lydia, b. May 22, 1772 ; d. Sep. 25, 1773. 

704 James, b. June 14, 1775 ; m. Margaret Watson, June 10, 1804. 290 

705 Lydia, b. Ap. 30, 1777 ; d. Oct 1790, a. 13*. 

Chil. by 2d. wf. 

706 Nathaniel, b. May 7, 1784 ; m. 1. Martha Lewis, Dec. 12, 1802. 291 

2. Rebecca Kent, Feb. 6, 1823. 

707 Sarah Tapley, b. Aug. 20, 1785 ; m. Peter Cooledge, June 13, 1813. 292 

708 Susannah, b. Aug. 8, 1786 ; ) ... a- n u a 

709 Polly, b. Dec. 19, 1788 ] ] *~ ^'^ "^*^'"8 ^" ^™*^- "°™^ 

109 Deacon ISAAC MUNROE, [213] m. 1. MARY HUTCHINSON, of 
Charlestown, Dec. 25, 1760. 2. m. Wid. LYDIA CALDWELL, of 

Wobum, June 26, 1791. He was Dea. of the Baptist Church at Menotomy, now 
West Camb., where he resided most of his life, a small portion of which was 
passed at Charlestown. ^^ He was a man of pleasing person and manners, and 
of great humor and vivacity, and was hishly respected.^* He d. July 17, 1791, 
from the sting of a bee which attacked him as he was riding through the woods, 
leaving his 2d wf. the 2d time a wid. af\er a marriage of 21 days. 

rShe m. fur a 3d husband Aaron Manroe, of Shrewsbary, lived there a few years, moved 
to Fitchbnrg or vicinity, where her husband d., and she retarned to Shrewsbury, where she 
d. Feb. 1846, leaving no chil. by the last marriage.] 

ChiL by Ist wf. prob. b. at West Camb. 

711 Amos, b. 1766; m. Ruth Prentice, Dec. 18, 1803. 89S 

712 Mary, b. ; d. unmd. 

713 Isaac, b. ; m. Abigail Richardson. 894 

714 Lydia, b. ; m. Timothy Swan, in West Can)b. 

715 William, b. May 30, 1771, in Chari'twn ; m. 1. Sarah Clark, July, 1795. 295 
^ 2. Sarah Copp, Oct. 27, 1804. 

716 Fanny, b. ; m. Seth Cole ; he is d., she is living at Camb. 1852. 

717 Sarah, b. ; m. John Davis, Feb. 16, 1800, of Charlestown ; he 

is dead ; she resides, 1852, at Camb. 

718 Joseph, b. ; m. Rebecca Beers, July 14, 1805. 296 

By 2d wf. 

719 Elizabeth Wilson, posthumous, m. Jason Prouty, in Shrewsbury, Feb. 

12, 1812, and moved to Lancaster. 

110 MARY MUNROE, [2181 m. SAMUEL SANDERSON, Oct 27, 1772, 
a cabinet maker of Waltham. He was one of Capt Parker's company 

who met the British on Lexington Common, Ap. 19, 1775. They resided at 
Lancaster many years previous to 1800, about which time he d. She d. at East 
Lexington, Oct 15, 1852, a. 104 years, 5 days. An extended notice of this woman, 
who lived to such a remarkable old age, will be found in the Appendix P. 

V. Chil. ^ 

720 Amoe, b. ; d. unmd. in or near Boston. ^ ^ //^ // ^ 

721 Isaac, b. ; resides at East Cambridge, ht OPJ^iu^ /6/C'^^ /t/^ 

722 Mary, b. ; m. Daniel Clark, of Salem. i^ ^ 

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794 Nancy, b. ; resides with her bro. unmd. 

7-26 Lydia, b. ; m. Ezra Fisk, of Weston, had— 725^ a dau. who 

md. a Mr. Hemenway in Framingham, and — 7126' Ezra, who is in California. 

111 HANNAH MUNROE, [219] m. WILUAM PORTER, of Wobum,(a) 
Jany. 14, 1774, who was the son of William, of Salem, by wf. Lydia 

Bachelder, (and gr. son of William, of Beverly ?) He was b. in Danvers, re- 
sided m Wob., and moved to Lex. 1793, where he d. Mh. 27, 182S, a. 71. His 
wid. d. Mh. 28, 1834, a. 83f 

V. Chil. b. in Wob. 

726 Rufus, b. Mh. 27, 1775 ; m. Abigail Grover, 1796. M8 

727 Lydia, b. Dec. 15, 1776 ; d. unmd. July 5, 1849, a. 72J. 

728 Rebecca, b. June 28, 1779, lives in West Camb. unmd. 1852^ and to whom 

I am indebted for much valuable information contained in these pages. 

729 James, b. Aug. 17, 1782 ; m. Mary Edes, of Charlestown, 1815. He was a 

merchant, and d. without issue, Feb. 25, 1826. 

730 Hannah, b, July 18, 1785 ; m. William Locke, [991] July 20, 1806. 428 

731 Apphia, b. Mh. 30, 1788 ; m. 1. Ward Locke, [612] 1806. 261 

• 2. Roland Cummings. Dec 22, 1825. 384 

732 Frederick W., b- July 8, 1790; m. Sarah B. Hume, of New Jersey, 
resides at Philadelphia, Pa., is Corresponding Secretary of the American 
Sabbath School Union. 

112 Lieut. PHILEMON MUNROE, [220] m. 1. ELIZABETH WAJTE, 
of Ma'den, Feb. 15, 1784, who was b. Feb. 1756, and d. Ap^ 13, 1785. 

9. m. RHODA MEAD, of Lexington, Sep. 13, 1786, who was b. July 8, 1758, 
and d. Jany. 18, 1824. He resided at Lex. on his father's homestead, and d. 
Oct 17, 1806, a. 53. He was one of the brave men who met the British on 
Lexington Common, Ap. 19, 1775. 

V. Chil. by 1st wf.. 
788 Thomas, twin, b. Mh. 30, 1785; m. 1. Elizabeth Jewett, Mh. 30, 1804. 299 

2. wid. Matilda Conant, Aug. 26, 1849. 

734 Elizabeth, twin, b. Mh. 30, 1785 ; m. Isaac Reed, Ap. 24, 1804. 300 

Chil. by 2d wf. • 

735 Edwin, b. Ap. 3, 1788 ; m. Eliza Fowle. 301 

736 Josiah, b. Nov. 25, 1789 ; d. unmd. Aug. 20, 1837. 

737 Catharine, b. July 24, 1791 ; m. Ira Thorp, 1808. 302 

738 Otis, b. Nov. 29, 1798 ; m. Sophia Harrington, Dec. 12, 1822. 304 

739 Charles, b. May 12, 1796 ; m. Maria Russell, (par. 416.) 303 

740 Parnell, b. Nov. 27, 1793 ; d. 1821. 

113 WILLIAM MUNROE, Jr., [221] ^^BIGAIL HARRINGTON, of 
Lex. 1781, the dau. of John Harrington, who m. Mary Wootton, the 

dau. of John Wootton, an Englishman, who m. a Winship, of Lexington. Capt. 
Wootton was a shipmaster, and made 22 voyages to Surinam. Abigail Harring- 
ton was b. Mh. 3, 1763, and is now, 1852, living at Lex. . Her father was bro. 
of Jonathan, who was killed at Lex. fight, Ap. 19, 1775. Mr. Munroe was a 
butcher ; resided at Lex. where he d. Ap. 30, 1837, a. 80J^. 

V. Chil. b. at Lexington. 

741 Susan, b. Oct. 19, 1781 ; m. Nathan B. Foster, 1801. 305 

742 WUliam, b. May 18, 1785 ; m. Lucy Frost, Oct. 11, 1813. 306 

743 Enoch, b. Sep. 9, 1787; d. May 18, 1814, a. 26, in Boston. 

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744 Sarah, b. Nor. 1789 ; m. Jess© Russell, [490. J SOS 

746 Esther, b. , 1792 ; d. in Belfast, Me., 1811, a. 19. Her 

death was caused by her clothes taking fire. 

746 Hannah, b. 1794 ; d. unmd. 1819, a. 15. 

747 Louisa, b. 1796 ; m. Thomas Bucknam. 307 

748 Mary, b. 1798, unnni, — 749 Harriet, b. 1805, d. 1832, a. 17. 

114 JOHN WRIGHT, Jr., [222] m. PHEBE TIDD, June 18, 1761, the 
dau. of Samuel. They resided in Wob. till after June, 1771, removed 
to Peckersfield, now Nelson, N. H., where they both d. about 1820. 

V. Chil. the first five b. at Wob., the others at Nelson. 

750 Hannah, b. Ap. 1, 1762 ; m. Daniel Wyman, May 19, 1789. 376 

751 Phebe, b. July 20, 1764 ; m. L.emuel Briggs, of Salem, Dec. 31, 1807 ; d. 

without issue. 

752 Mary, b. Feb. 10, 1767 ; —753 John, b. Mb. 19, 1769. 

754 Tabitha, b. June 10, 1771. 

755 Betsy, b. m. Reuben Harris, resided at Chittenden, Vt. 1850. 

756 William, b. * ; m. Sally Dunklee. He d. 1848. 

757 Catherine, b. May 80, 17«9 ; m. Asa Wilson, of Nelson, N. H. and d. Oct 

21, 1847. 
- 758 Ruth, b. ; m. Abel Dunklee, resided in Chittenden„yt. in 1850. 

115 MARY WRIGHT, [223] m. Dea. JEDUTHAN RICHARDSON, of 
Wobum, Mh. 24, 1761, who was b. Ap. 16, 1738, and d. Oct. 11, 1815, 

a. 77. He was the only child of Thomas, who m. Mary, dau. of John Russell ; 
gr. son of Samuel, who m. his cousin Susanna !ftichardson, Jany. 6, 1703 ; and 
gr. gr. son of Samuel by wf. Martha, who emigrated from England. The wid. of 
Dea. R. d. Nov. 4, 1820, a. 80. They resided in Woburn. 

V. Chil. b. at Woburn, 

759 Jeduthan, b. Oct 13, 1761 ; m. Sarah Tay, Oct 6, 1789. 308 

760 Mary, b. Aug. 17, 1764 ; m. Jonathan Thompson, Aug. 9, 178 K 309 

761 Sarah, b. Jany. 29, 1767; m. William Fowle, Nov. 7, 1782. 310 

762 Thomas, b. Jany. 27, 1769 ; d. Feb. 22, 1769. 

763 Thomas, b. Mh. 29, 1770; m. 1. Rebecca Buckman, May 15, 1794. 311 

2. Mary Lawrence, Ap. 20, 1830. 

764 Samuel, b. June 26, 1772 ; d. Sep. 22, 1792. 

765 Luther, b. Aug. 25, 1774 ; m. Susannah CraAs, Aug. 3, 1803. 312 

766 Calvin, b. Feb. 5, 1777 ; m. Sarah Steele, Feb. 5, 1800. 313 

767 Fanny, b. May 20, 1779 ; m. John Vining, May 9, 1808. 314 

768 Pamelia, b. July 13, 1782 ; m. John Symmes, June 28, 1804. 315 

769 Abi, b. Mh. 7, 1785; m. Oliver Clark, Oct 31, 1816. 316 

116 JUDAH WRIGHT, [224] m. TABITHA HARTWELL, of Bedford, 
May 14, 1767. They lived and d. at Holden. 

V. Chil. b. at Holden. 

770 Patty, b. Feb. 1, 1771 ; m. Benjamin Cadwell, 1792, who d. at Holden 1779, 
and had chil. 770* Stephen, 770^ Mary, 7703 Benjamin. She was lately 
residing in Burlington. 

771 Judah, b. 1773 ; was blind from infancy, and d. unmd. FeU 1845, 

a. 72, at Holden. 

772 Polly, b. Nov. 11, 1777 ; m. Nathan Arnold, May 22, 1805. 317 

773 Hannah, b. Ap. 29, 1780; m. John Holt, Nov. 24, 1803. 318 

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774 Tabitha, b. ; m. Smith Butler, moved to Rochester, N. Y. 

775 Betsy, b. ; m. John Fiske, moved to Rochester, N. Y. 

776 Stephen, b. 1779 ; d. 1783. 

117 Dea. JAMES WRIGHT, [225] m. RUTH TIDD, Oct 6, 1768, dau. 
of Samuel, and sister of Phebe, who md. John Wright, bro. of James, 

(par. 114.) He resided at Bedford; was chosen deacon 1785 — was a tanner, 
and d. Dec. 24, 1818, a. 73. He had several chil. ; I have the names only of the 
following. 

V. Chil. 

777 James, b. ; resided at Bedford. 

778 John, b. ; perhaps the John Tidd Wright who resided at Ashby 

many years ago, and moved thence to New Hampshire. 

779 Betsy, b. ; m. Lane, resided at Bedford ; had no chil. 

118 RUTH WRIGHT, [227] m. 1. LEONARD RICHARDSON, [165] 
of Wob. June 22, 1769. 2. m. JOSEPH BRUCE, and moved to Farm- 

ington, Ct She was a twin of her bro. Josiah. She d. Ap. 21, 1828, a. 78. 

V. Chil. by Mr. Richardson. 

780 Leonard, b. Dec. 24, 1769. — 781 Asa, b. July 31, 1772 

782 Ruth,b. Is living at Wobum, 1852. 

119 Dea. JOSIAH WRIGHT, [228] m. 1. LYDIA BUCKMAN, Feb. 2, 
1773, of Camb. 2. m. MARY WHITE, of Charlestown, Jany. 20 

1781, who was b. Mb. 1744, and d. Sep. 1824, a. 80. He resided at Wobum, 
and d. Dec. 15, 1630, a. 80. 

V. Chil. by 1. wf. 

783 Josiah, b. Jany. 7, 1774 ; m. and was living at Utica, N. Y. in 

1851. 

784 Lydia, b. Sep. 22, 1778; d. Sep. 1786. 

785 Samuel, b. Oct. 27, 1780; killed by the fall of a house-frame, July 14, 1807, 

a 26. 

Chil. by 2. wf. 

786 Mary, b. Sep.20, 1782 ; m. Jonas Manning, Ap. 4, 1809. 319 

787 Charles, b. Feb. 25, 1784 ; d. 1810, unmd. a. 26. 

120 JESSE WRIGHT, [229] m. LYDIA PARKER, at Wobum, Aug. 4, 
1772. He moved to Rodman, N. Y. and d. 1828. 

V. Chil. the first two b. at Wobum. 

788 Lydia, b. Jany. 6, 1774. —789 Jesse, b. May 80, 1779. 
790 Josiah, b. —791 Nathan, b. 

792 Luther, b. ; resided at Oswego, N. Y. 1850, where he has 

been President of a bank. 

793 Pamelia, b. 

121 PHEBE LOCKE, [231] m. AARON TAY, Oct 4, 1770, who d.Dec. 
15, 1794, a. 45. (He was the son of Lieut. William Tay, who md. Abi- 
gail Jones, Jany. 2, 1724--5, and Wid. Bethia Winn in 1780.) Mr. Tay resided 
at Wobum, and his wid. d. in 1813 or 1814. 

V. Chil, b. at Wobum. 

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795 Rebecca, b. ; d. unmd. 

796 Amarius, b. — 797 Mareball, b. 

122 JONATHAN LOCKE, [232] m. MARY FROST, June 3, 1775, who 
d. Jany. 6, 1805, the dau. of Ephraim and Manr (Cutter) Frost, of 

West Camb. He resided at Charlestown until 1813, when he moved to Lancas- 
ter, where he d. Aug. 13, 1814, a. 66. 

V. Chil. b. at Charlestown. 

798 Mary, b. Ap. 16, 1775; m. Hutchinson Tufts, May 21, 1795. 320 

799 Jonathan, b. May 20, 1778 ; m. Mary Tufts, May 7, 1801. 321 

123 JAMES LOCKE, [233] m. SALLY SYMMES, [294] the dau. of 
Zachariah Symmes, (Par. 46) who md. Elizabeth Locke, [291 j for his 

2d wf. Mrs. Locke was b. Dec. 29, 1757, and d. Feb. 22. 1839, a. 81. Mr. 
Locke was a soldier of the Revolution. He resided at Wob. Lex. and West 
Camb. and d. at the last place, July 6, 1831, a. 80. His house at West Camb. 
was near the " Foot of the Rocks " on the Wob. road, where the railroad now 
crosses it. 

V. Chil. the 1st two b. at West Camb. the 3d at Lex. the others at Wob. 

800 James, b. Jany. 28, 1778 ; m. 1. Nancy Perkins, Sep. 4, 1811. 322 

2. Wid. Lydia (Hills) Haskins, 1821. 

801 Elizabeth, b. Feb. 17, 1779 ; m. Caleb Eames, May 3, 1796. 323 

802 Sarah, b. Nov. 16, 1782 ; m. Joseph Dean, Jany. 1, 1807. 324 

803 .William, b. Feb. 5, 1785; d. Oct 13, 1793. 

804 Abigail B. b. Aug. 15, 1788 ; m. Daniel Kingsbury, Aug. 9, 1812. 325 

805 Thomas Symmes, b. Nov. 17, 1790; m. Lucy Field, Sep. 26, 1814. 326 

806 Jonathan, b. Jany. 13, 1793; d. Oct. 25, 1793. 

807 Mary Tufts, b. Oct. 24, 1794 ; living, 1852, unmd. 

808 Frances Stimpson, b. Aug. 23, 180 1 ; m. Samuel Kettelle, Nov. 5, 1820. 827 

124 JOSIAH LOCKE, [234] m. ELIZABETH RICHARDSON, Dec. 27, 
1775, who was b. Dec. 30, 1755, and d. Ap. 2, 1835, a. 79. She was 

the dau. of Jacob Richardson, who m. Judith Lawrence, 1749-50. Mr. Locke 
d. Aug. 5, 1811, a. 57. He resided at Wobum, in that part now Winchester; 
his son, Jonathan, resides at the homestead, which originally belonged to the first 
James Locke. 

V. Chil. b. at Wobum. 

809 Sarah, b. Dec. 25, 1777 ; m. 1. Shadrach Shattuck, June 24, 1801. 328 

2. Silas Stickney, , 1827. 

810 Josiah, b. Dec. 23, 1779 ; m. Susannah Frost, Jany. 30, 1803. 329 

811 Asa, b. May 5, 1781 ; m. Lucy Wyman, Ap. 7, 1807. 830 

812 Artemas, b. July 18, 1784; m. Ruth Butterfield, Ap. 25, 1816. 881 

813 Micajah, b. Dec. 14, 1786 ; m. Elmira Russell, Sep. 20, 1812. 382 

814 Betsy, b. Mb. 5, 1788 ; d. June 23, 1793. 

815 Mary, b. Aug. 3, 1791 ; m. Charles Richardson, June 14, 1812. 388 

816 Alfred, b. Oct. 8, 1792 ; m. Anna D. Pierce, Ap. 14, 1814. 834 

817 Jonathan, b. Mh. 26, 1794 ; m. Elizabeth Russell, Mb. 5, 1816. 885 

124i LIDIA LOCKE, [153] m. ELIJAH TOWNE, June 23, 1743, at 
Oxford, who was b. at Oxford Feb. 16, 1719, son of Israel Towne. 
They resided at Oxford and Warwick, but when or where they d. is not ascer- 
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V. Chil. all but the last two b. at Ox., the two last at Warwick. 
8 171 Ebenezer, b. Sep. 22, 1744 ; m. Huldah ; had at War. — 

8I79 Azuba, b. Dec. 1769 — 8173 Lydia, b. Sep. 21, 1771. 
817^ Lydia, b. Ap. 4, 1746; d. June 18, 1767, at Warwick. 
817* Moses or Maria, b. Sep. 25, 1748. — 817* Elias, b. Oct. 1, 1750. 
8I77 Ezekiel, b. Aug. 27, 1753. —8178 Elijah, b. July 8, 1754. 

8I79 Mary, b. Aug. 2, 1756 ; d. June 22, 1767. 
817«<> Timothy, b. Ap. 9, 1758 ; d. June 23, 1767* 
817»i Miriam, b. ; d, June 29, 1767. 

817>« Mary, b. Jany, 12, 1768. 

125 SUSANNAH LOCKE, [154^] m. SILAS TOWNE; Int at Oxford, 
1744. I find no record of her birth or parentage, but from the fact that 

Ebenezer Locke was the only one of the name who resided at Oxford, and judg- 
ing from the date of her marriage that she was about the same age with Lydia 
and Hannah, the known daus. of Ebenezer L*, I have assumed that she belonged 
to the same family. She was prob. b. at Wobum or Hopkinton before ner 
father removed to Oxford. " She was a woman of remarkable energy of char- 
acter, and a few years since there were persons alive who could attest to her 
many acts of charity and benevolence," Mr. Towne was the son of Ephraim, and 
a descendant of William, of Salem ; was b. at Oxford, Mh. 14, 1722 ; was Dea. 
of the Church at Oxford, and resided there till about 1757, when he removed to 
Warwick. 

V. Chil. all but the two last b. at Oxford. 

818 Susannah, b. Mh. 6, 1746 ; ra. Moore, moved to Grand Isle, ^t 

819 Ephraim, b. Jany. 18, 1748 ; d. Ap. 2, 1752. 

820 Asa, b. Ap. 13, 1749. — 821 Sarah, b. Aug. 23, 1751. 

822 Ephraim, b. Aug. 14, 1753 ; m. Huldah Gale, Feb. 17, 1775. 3(6 

823 Silas, b. Aug. 7, 1755. 

824 Lydia, b. July 15, 1757 ; m. Cook, resided at Conway and Buckland. 

825 Thomas, b. Dec. 25, 1759 ; m. 1. Ruth Burton, Sep. 7, 1780. 357 

2. Mary Coleman. 
825^ Ruth, b. May 20, 1762. 

826 Edmund, b. Aug. 6, 1764 ; m. Anna Fisher, 1782. 

126 JOSEPH LOCKE m. LUCY PIPER, May, 1776, who was b. at Ac- 
ton, June 27, 1754, and d. Feb. 20, 1826, at Fitzwilliam, N.H., a. 71. 

He resided at Acton until 1803, and was one of that brave company commanded 
by Capt Davis, at Concord Fight, on the 19th April, 1775, who so man- 

fully opposed the British troops at the North Bridge. He was also with the 
American Army at Winter Hill, Jany. 1776, and was stationed at Hull in the fall 
of the same year, and served one campaign in 1778. About 1803 he moved to 
Fitzwilliam, N. H. where he d. Nov. 11, 1829, a. 75, 

VI. Chil. bom at Acton. 

827 Azuba, b. Sep. 5, 1777 ; living unm. at Fitzwilliam in 1851. 

828 Lucy, b. Jany. 4, 1780; d. June 26, 1781. 

829 Joseph, b. May 2, 1782 ; m. 1. Mary Cowen, 1804. 386 

2. wid. Susan Currier, Jany. 23, 1846. 

830 Lucy, b. Aug. 16, 1784 ; d. Jany. 12, 1826, a. 41. 

831 Jonathan, b. Ap. 4, 1787 ; m. Sarah Bent ; Int. July 9, 1812. ' 386 

832 Amey, b. Aug. 20, 1789 ; m. Joseph Stockwell, Mh. 1809, 19. 387 

833 Sally, b. Mh. 8, 1792 ; m. Moses Drury, June 5, 1828. 888 

834 Asa Heywood,,b. Jany. 29, 1796; living unmd. at Fitz"»- N.H., 1861. 



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127 WILLIAM BROOKS, [240] ra. L FAIBBANKS, the dau. of 
Jonathan Fairbanks, of Sterling ; after her death he in. a 2d wf. who 

afterwards m. Stephen Brigharo, of West Boylston, who was the father of Levi 
Brigham, of Boston. Mr. Brooks had by his first wf. a: son William^ and proh. 
no others. By his second wf. he had several » whose names or history I do not 
know. He resided and d. at Sterling. 

yi. Chil. 

835 WUiiam, b. July 28, 1771 ; m. 1. Abigail Babcock, about 1801. 389 

2. wid. Ruth Endicott, Jany. 14, 1819. 

128 JONAS BROOKS, [242J m. JOANNA CUMMINGS, Nov. 29, 1771, 
in Medford, where he resided till 1775, when he moved to Sterling, and 
from thence to Athol where he d. He was a carpenter. Some of the 
chil. were b. at Medford, the others after his removal. 

VI. Chil. 

836 Joanna, b. Sep. 7, 1772 ; m. John Collins, and resided at North Yarmouth, 

Me. She d. leaving chil. 

837 Jonas, b. m. at Thetford, Vt, and d. there, leaving chil. 

838 David Cummings, b. d. at sea unmd. 

839 William, b. m. Miss Bowman, resided at Paris, Me., d. 1850 ; 

left 10 chil. 

840 Sukey, b. m. John Death, (of Wendell >) " went West ; " is dead. 

841 Phebe, b. m. Oliver Greenwood, of Templeton, who is dead. 

The wid. resided at Templeton, 1851. 

842 Sarah, b. Nov. 19, 1780 ; m. James Stone, June 6, 1804. 

843 Polly, b. m. Jeremiah Davenport, of Petersham, who is dead. 

Had 16 chU. 

844 Hannah, b. m. David Howe, of Vermont, who is dead. HadSchik 

129 NATHAN LOCKE, [2541 m. ANNA BOND, June 21, 1785. She is 
the dau. of William Bond, Jr. of Weston, (who m. Mary Stratton, 

1761;) was b. June 30, 1768, and is now his wid. residing at Waltham, he hav-> 
ing d. there Dec. 18, 1851, a. nearly 90. He was a fifer m the war of the Rev- 
olution. I find his name many times on the Rolls in 1776, '77, ^78 and ^79. He 
did not prob. serve during all the time. He was a worthy man, and having lost 
his property daring the last years of his life, and become decrepit by age, his 
neighbors voluntarily contributed to his support and that of his aged partner, 
bemg unwilling to see them '^ thrown upon the town,'' and the^ladies of Wakham 
are entitled to much praise for their efforts to make happy the declining years of 
these octogenarians. 

VI. Chil. b. at Waltham. 

845 Nancy, b. Nov. 3, 1785 ; m. Asa Fuller, Jany. 20, 1807. She is now a 

wid. residing at Waltham. 

846 William, b. Mh. 10, 1788 ; m. Eliza Walcott, Sep. 10, 1820. He d. Ap. 

24, 1836, a. 48. 

847 Nathan, b. July 2, 1795 ; m. Sally Stephenson, of Hingham, June 2, 1822. 

He d. at Waltham, Nov. 26, 1837, a. 42. 

130 JONAS LOCKE, [255] m. 1. SARAH RUSSELL, Dec. 21, 1781. 
2. m. EUNICE WINSHIP, Nov. 2, 1800. 3. m. Wid. DEBORAH 

BLODGETT, Feb. 25, 1828, or '29, who d. his wid. Nov. 1849. He resided at 
Lex. where he d. Aug. 1833, a. 70. Like his father and his brothers, he was a 
patriot and soldier of the Revolutioii, and served four years ta the army. 1 wish 
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I could farnish a detailed account of his services, but I cannot find any of his de- 
scendants who feel interest enough in the character of their ancestor to furnish 
the necessary materials. Nearly all the facts I haye been able to obtain relating 
to him or his family, have been gathered from strangers. 

VI. Chil. 

848 Jonas, bap. Ap. 28, 1782 ; m. at Concord, Abigail White, of Westmbster, 

Sep. 26, 1807. He is dead. 

849 William, bap. May 25, 1783 ; m. Mary Welsh, of Bolton. He resides at 

850 Sally, bap. Ap. 9, 1786 ; m. Eli Whitney, Mh. 6, 1808. She d. 1847, and 

he resided at Lex. 1850. 

851 Lydia, bap. June 3, 1792 ; m. Emery Whitney, May 29, 1817 ; resided at 

Watertown, and afterwards at Le Roy, N. Y. 

852 Martin, bap. Aug. 1, 1799. 

853 Edmund, d. unmd. a. about 21. 

131 THOMAS LOCKE, [257] m. LYDIA REED, of Lex., dau. of Ham- 
mond Reed, Nov. 5, 1778, who was b. July 14, 1760, and d. Sep. 7, 

1825, a. 65. He d. Ap. 20, 1819, a. nearly 63. He resided on the homestead 
of his ancestors, which is now within the bounds of Lex. ; his bouse and part of 
his farm having been set off from Burlington on his petition in 1799, and 
originally belonged to Wobum. 

y I . Chil. b. in Wobum, now Lexington. 

854 Lydia, b. Mh. 8, 1779 ; m. Timothy Temple, and resided at Providence, R. I. 

855 Lucy, b. May 4, 1781 ; m. Amos Hills, of Hudson, N. H. Dec, 27, 1807, 

and d. May 23, 1819, leaving no chil. 

856 Rebecca, b. Mh. 25, 1784 ; m. Thaddeus Munroe, Oct. 1, 1820. 390 

857 Thomas, b. Nov. 5, 1786 ; m. Lucy Rhodes, Ap. 27, 1813. 391 

858 Hammond, b. July 13, 1790 ; m. Rebecca Nevers, Jany. 27, 1814. 392 

859 Sally, b. May 26, 1792 ; m. Abel Fitz, 1820. 393 

860 Nancy, b. Aug. 20, 1794 or '95 ; m. John Winning, Ap. 8, 1827. 394 

861 Harriet, b. May 10, 1800 ; d. Ap. 6, 1809. 

132 MOSES LOCKE, [259] m. HANNAH LOCKE, [2691 his cousin, 
and dau. of Ebenezer, of Wendell, May 19, 1788. He resided in 

Wendell until about 1810, when he moved to Machias, N. Y., where he d. His 
wf. d. (at Wendell ?) Nov. 6, 1821. He followed the example of Major Joseph, 
his father, and, with several of his brothers, enlisted into the Revolutionary army, 
and served several campaigns. 

VI. Chil. 

862 Lydia, b. m. Sylvester Carver. 

863 Joseph, b. was a minister, moved to Illinois, and became blind. 

864 Mary, bap. Nov. 17, 1792 ; "buried" Nov. 20, 1792. 

865 Chester, b. Resided 1849 in Machias, N. Y, 

866 Anna, b. m. Joseph Butler, resided 1849, in Machias, N. Y. 
fin the Church Hec. at Wendell, I find the following relating to the chil. of Moses Locke. 

" 1791, [after March] son of Moses Locke and Hannah his wife, bom ; " — " Aug. 3, 1791, 
baried an infant son of Moses and Hannah Locke ; " — " 1791, Aug. 16, buried Nancy, the 
only child of Moses Locke and Hannah his wife, almost three years of age j " — ** 1792, Nor. 
20, buried Mary, infant dau. of Moses Locke and Hannah his wife ; " — [After July, in 1795] 
« Moses Locke and Hannah his wife, have a son born j » — " 1792, Bap. Nov. 17, Mary, 
daa. of Moaes Locke and Hannah his wife, the chikl very sick.''] 



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133 AYEES LOCKE, [2«2] m. LYDIA BLODGETT, mored to Enfield, 

Ct. then to Centerville, N. Y., and thence to Ohio, where he d. He 

entered the army in the war of the Revolution, as waiter to his father, Major 

Joseph, at the age of 13 ; became a fifer and afterwards a soldier, continued 

through the war, and was a pensioner. His chil. are supposed to be in Illinois. 

VI. ChU. 
867 Henry. —868 James. —869 William. 

870 Betsy — 871 Emily A., and one son and three other 

daus. whose names I have not ascertained. 



134 Capt. INCREASE LOCKE, [263] m. HANNAH REED, of Por- 

ringsford, Ct. Feb. 13, 1798, who was b. Feb. 18, 1178. He resided 

at Sfautesbury at a place called " Lockers Pond," but now " Locke's Village," 

until about 1825, when he moved to Machias, N.Y. where he resided in 1(^, 

having become blind. Has been a Justice of the Peace, and was a clothier. 

VI. Chil. b. at Shutesbury, bap. at Wendell. 

872 Philander Cobb, b. Jany. 3, 1805; m. Louisa Holcomb, of Machias, N.Y. 

June 19, 1840. Had no chil. in 1850. 

873 Mary A. b. Mb. 20, 1807 ; d. Jany. 5, 1S25. 

874 Hiram Belden, b. May 8, 1809 ; m. Emily Sly, of Elmira, N. Y. Aug. 10, 

1840. Resides at Elmira, is a tailor. 

875 Marietta Stella, b. Nov. 22, 1811 ; d. Oct 23, 1824. 

876 Phila, b. July 13, 1815; d. Ap. 21, 1816. 

877 Emeline, b. Jany. 31, 1817 ; m. Charles S. Brown, of Machias, N. Y. Oct 

10, 1848 ; he is a blacksmith. 

878 Caroline T. b. Oct. 4, 1819 ; d. Nov. 19, 1840. 

879 Brittania Alice, b. Ap. 13, 1823 ; m. Charles M. Wilder, of Springfield, N. Y. 

July 14, 1840 ; resided at Rushford, N. Y. 1850. 



135 PERSIS LOCKE, [264] m. STEPHEN WHITNEY, son of Gen. Jo- 
siah Whitney, of Harvard. He resided at Shutesbury, Deerfield, and 

Lynn, and d. at Lynn. His wf. d. at Deerfield, June 25, 1806. 

VI, Chil. all b. at Shutesbury, but the youncest. 

880 Polly, b. Mb. 2, 1783 ; m. Benjamin Marsh, of Deerfield. 
880^ Stephen, b. June 6, 1785 ; d. July 20, 1786. 

881 Betsy, b. Sep. 8, 1787 ; m. 1. Abraham Sanderson, Jr. 1808. 396 

2. Lucius Graham. 

3. Ebenezer Saxton. 

882 Cynthia, b. Ap. 14, 1790; m. Jonathan Currier, Jany. 1, 1814, 397 

883 Clarissa, b. May 27, 1793 ; d. at Lynn, Mb. 20, 1811, unmd. 

884 Susan, b. June 9, 1795; m. Richard Richards, Aug. 8, 1816, 396 
884i Stephen, b. Aug. 6, 1797 ; d. Aug. 24, 1803, at Deerfield. 

885 Elvira, b. Mb. 2, 1804 ; m. William Watts, of Lynn; — she is dead. 

136 POLLY LOCKE [265] m. JOSIAH OSGOOD, of Wendell. They 

moved to Hamilton, Mad. Co. N. Y. about 1805. Had tile following 
chil. in Wendell, and perhaps others. 

VI. ChU. 

886 Lyman, — 887 Allis, —888 David, 
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1S7 BERNICE LOCKE, [966] m. MOSES WHITNEY, May 4, 1789, 
v^o was b. Jany. 26, 1767. R«^ided at Marlboro', Vt. was killed at 
Hoosack, N. Y. by a wagon falling upon him, Jany. 19, 1834. His wid. was re- 
siding at Marlboro', Vt. in June, 1851. He was bro. of Guilford Whitney. (Sea 
Par. 188.) 

VI. Chil. 

891 William Ayere, b. Jany. 22, 1790 ; m, Cynthia Merrill, of Rowe, where 

they reside ; have six chil. 

892 Russell, b. May 17, 1792 ; m. Polly Lamb, of Marlboro', Vt He d. May 

21, 1831, at Jackson (Pa. ?) where she also d. leaving three chil. 

893 Torry, b. July 1, 1794 ; m. Betsy Lamb ; resides at Jackson, III. has 4 chil. 

894 Stephen, b. July 26, 1796 ; m. Annice Winchester, of Marlboro', Vt where 

he resides ; has 3 chil. 

895 Barnard, b. Feb. 5, 1799 ; m. Lydia Buell, of Wilmington, Vt and resides 

at Marlboro', Vt. ; has 4 chil. 

896 Moses Allis, b. June 11, 1802; ra. Amanda Morgan, of Wilmington, Vt 

1833. He d. at West Troy, III. Sep. 16, 1848, leaving 6 chil. 

897 Brittania, b. Oct 18, 1805 ; m. Waters Gillet, of Wilmington, Vt where she 

resides ; has 8 chil. 

898 Bemice, b. May 11, 1808 ; d. June 10, 1824. 

899 Zenas Harrington, b. Jany. 12, 1812; m. Polly Ingraham, of Marlboro', Vt. 

where he resides ; has 4 chil. 

138 ANNA LOCKE, [267] m. GUILFORD WHITNEY, Feb. 6, 1793, 
who was b. Jany. 2, 1769 ; and d. Jany. 29, 1881, at Strongsville, O. 

He resided in Marlboro , Vt. until 1816, where he kept a tavern, when he re- 
moved to Strongsville ; was chosen deacon that year, which office he held till 
his death. His wid. m. Mr. FINNEY, of Oberlin, O. father of Charies K. Fin- 
ney, Pres. of the Oberlin Institute, and d. his wid. Ap. 8, 1843, at Strongsville. 
Mr. Whitney was bro. of Moses Whitney. (See Par. 137.) 

VI. Chil. b. at Marlboro', Vt 

900 Hollis, b. Dec. 80, 1793 ; m. 1. Charlotte Wallis, 1816. 912 

2. Sarah Burnett, 1836. 

901 Bernice, b. Aug. 24, 1795; m. John Willard, 1815. 913 

902 Vina, b. July 27, 1797 ; d. Ap. 1, 1802. 

903 Betsy, b. Dec. 3, 1799; d. Ap. 15, 1802. 

904 Vina, b. June 19, 1802 ; ra. G. Strong, June 24, 1819. 914 

905 Flavel, b. Sep. 30, 1804 ; m. 1. Clarinda Tuttle, 1828. 915 

2. Electa Hervey, 1830. 

3. Amelia Allen, Nov. 1832. 

4. Catherine Amanda Barnes, 1849. 

1)06 Jubel, b. Aug. 6, 1806 ; m. Abigail Gilbert, Sep. 6, 1832, who was b. Oct 
25, 1798, at Marlboro', Vt. They reside at Strongsville, O. ; had Jubel, 
b. Ap. 24, 1837 ; d. July 28, 1837. 

907 Lucy, b. Aug. 4, 1808; d. Mh. 30, 1816. 

908 Samuel Franklin, b. July 28, 1811 ; d. Dec. 14, 1813. 

909 Betsy, b. Sep. 25, 1814; m. Willard Wilkinson, Dec. 31, 1832. 916 

139 BEZALEEL LOCKE, [271] m. OLIVE FISKE,May 15, 1804, who 
was b. May 8, 1783, and d. Sep. 4, 1838. He resided at Wendell, where 
he d. Aug. 1850, a. 80. 

VI. Chil. b. at Wendell. 

910 A son b. ; d. Oct 24, 1804. — 911 A child b. ; d. Nov. 1805. 
912 Ezekiel, b. Nov. 30, 1806 ; m. Mary Moore, Ap. 17, 1835. 



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»18 Polly, b. Oct. 31, 1806 ; m. Lather Baker, Oct 27, 1835. 

914 A cbUd b. ; d. Jany. 1811, a. about 3 weeks. 

915 Adeline, b. Feb. 25, 1812 ; m. Daniel Whipple, May 31, 1882. 
91^ Ebenezer, b. May 14, 1817 ; m. Lucy Bullard, Oct 25, 184L 

917 Olive, b. June 20, 1820 ; m. Owen Cowles, July 23, 1843. 

140 LYDIA LOCKE, [274] in. SILAS JONES, 1798, and "moved to the 
West" 

VI. Chil. b. at Wendell. 

918 Mary L. b. Sep. 8, 1799 ; m. Naadiah Montague, May 10, 1818, and d. Nov. 

21 1830. 

919 Emma, b. Ap. 27, 1803. — 920 Henry C. b. May 22, 1805. 
^1 Israel E. b. Nov. 23, 1812. 

141 Capt BENJAMIN LOCKE, [278] m. MARY PIERCE, of Charles- 
town, Aug. 2 or 7, 1757, who was b. May 2, 1739, and d. Dec. 29, 1809, 

a. 70, and he d. Dec. 7, 1791, a. 53. He was at the battles at Lexington and 
Bunker Hill with his company, and also commanded a company afterwards sta- 
tioned at Prospect Hill. At Bunker Hill his gun became so hot by repeated firing, 
that he was obliged to wind his handkerchief round it to keep from bumiog his 
hands. It is now in the possession of his gr. son, Capt. Delmont Locke, of Bos- 
ton. He resided at the " Foot of the Rocks " in West Camb. in the second 
house westerly of the road to Woburn, near the intervention of the turftpike with 
the old road ; and kept a store in the building adjoining the house westerly. 
Both buildings are now standing, but the store has had a story added since his 
day. His sons, William and Benjamin, afterwards occupied the same premises, 
they being a part of the estate left by his gr. father, Francis Locke, and have 
remained in the family till within a few years. In the early part of his life he 
prob. lived with his brother Samuel in the south part of Cambridge, (at what is 
called " Flobend,") now West Cambridge. His chil. were prob. b. there. 

VI. Chil. b. at Cambridge, now West Cambridge. 

922 Mary, b. Mh. 19, 1760; d. unmd. July 13, 1791, a. 31. 

923 William, b. Aug. 27, 1762 ; m. Hannah Putman, Sep. 28, 1788. He re- 
sided at the " Foot of the Rocks " in West Camb. and in company with his 
bro. Benjamin traded in the " old store " now standing, where his father had 
also been a trader. He was in the army at Rhode Island in the Revolu- 
tion ; was a Selectman in Camb. and filled other town offices, and d. June 
11, 1840, a 78 ; she d. Ap. 20, 1837, a 69. They had one son, 923^, Wil- 
Ham Henry, b. May 8, 1789 ; d. Dec. 31, 1819, unmd. 

924 Benjamin, b. July 6, 1765 ; m. 1. Hannah Cutter, Dec. 3, 1789. 398 

2. Susannah Keyes, May 22, 1796. 

3. Wid. Ame Vincent Brown, Mh. 15, 1807. 

925 Deborah, b. Jany. 22, 1768. — 926 A son, b. June 18, 1770. 
927 A son, b. Dec. 21, 1771. — 928 A dau. b. June 7, 1775. 
929 A dau. b. Sep. 2, 1776. — 930 A dau. b. Aug. 8, 1778. 

The last six d. before they were a week old, 

142 LYDIA LOCKE, [279] m. DANIEL HILL, Aug. 27, 1761, who d. 
Feb. 13, 1773 or '4. She d. Feb. 5, 1835, a. 95. They resided at the 
" Fool of the Rocks" in West Camb. where his son Nathaniel now lives. 

VI . Chil. b. at Camb. now West Cambridge. 
931 Lydia, b. Dec. 9, 1761 ; d. unmd. Oct. 26, 1851, a, 90. 
992 Daniel, b. Nov. 2, 1763 ; m. Elizabeth Russell, [944] 399 



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933 Martha, b. Nov. 5, 1765; m. 1. John Barbec, Feb. 1, 1781. 400 

2. Nathaniel Walker, Nov. 2, 1805. 

934 Deborah, b. Feb. 29, 1768 ; d. unmd. Mh. 10, 1791, a. 23. 

935 Nathaniel, b. Mh. 28, 1770 ; m. Abigail Simonds, Jany. 18, 1794. 401 

936 Phebe, b. Nov. 14, 1772; m. 1. Joel Winship, Nov. 14, 1792. 402 

2. Calvin Simonds. 

143 DEBORAH LOCKE, [280] m. WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD, Jany. 
12, 1768, who was b. Feb. 1742, the son of Jonathan, and d. Feb. 6, 
1792, a. 50. His wid. d. July 11, 1838, a. 97. He was a farmer, and 
resided at West Camb. 

VI . Chil. b. at Camb. now West Cambridge. 

937 William, b. May 28, 1768 ; d. unmd. June 11, 1838, a. 70. 

938 Deborah, b. Aug. 12, 1776 ; resides unmd. at West Camb. 1852. 

939 Jonathan, b. Mh. 26, 1779 ; or, as another record says, Ap. 1, 1779 ; 403 

m. Sukey Whitteraore, Sep. 21, 1806. 

940 Sarah, b. Mh. 7, 1784 ; m. Joel Tufts, Jany. 13, 1806. Resided in Charles- 

town ; she d. Nov. 14, 1821, a. 37. 

144 ELIZABETH LOCKE, [283] m. JASON RUSSELL, Jr. of West 
Camb. Oct 28, 1762, who removed to Mason, N. H. and there d. She 
d. May, 1799, a. 64. 

VI. Chil. b. at Camb. now West Camb. 

941 Jason, b. June 2, 1763. — 942 Jonathan, b. Feb. 8, 1765. 

943 Josiah, b. Jany. 13, 1767. 

944 Elizabeth, bap. Oct. 1, 1769 ; m. Daniel HUl, Jr. [932.] 399 

945 Benjamin, bap. Oct. 15, 1775. 

It is prob. they had other chil. after their removal to Mason. 

145 Lieut. SAMUEL LOCKE, [286] m. MARGARET ADAMS, May 16, 
1771, who d. Oct. 29, 1808, a. 59. He was a Lieut, in the war of the 

Revolution, was with the troops at Noddle's Island, in Dec. 1*776, and at Cam- 
bridge, May, 1777. He was an extensive farmer, and resided in the south part 
of West Cambridge, at what is called " Flobend," where he owned a lai^e es- 
tate. He d. Sep. 13, 1819, a. 71. 

VI. Chil. b. at Camb. now West Camb. 

946 Deborah, b, Mh. 10, 1772 ; m. Ephraim Cutter, Mh. 13, 1791. 404 

947 Samuel, b. Mh. 13, 1773 ; m. Hannah Learned, Nov. 12, 1797. 405 

948 Nathan, b. Aug. 3, 1774 ; m. Sarah Cutter, Nov. 14, 1797. 406 

949 Joseph, b. Sept. 7, 1775 ; m. Mehitable Locke, (992) Mh. 2, 1800. 407 

950 Margaret, b. June 3, 1777 ; m. James Frost, 3d, Feb. 1, 1795. 408 

951 Martha, b. Oct. 3, 1778 ; m. Peter Tufts, Jr. Ap. 5, 1798. 409 

952 Daniel, b. Oct. 28, 1779 ; m. 1. Martha Williams, Nov. 14, 1802. 410 

2. Zeruiah 

3. Mary Pool, Ap. 14, 1825. 

953 Isaac, b. June 27, 1781 ; m. Hannah Butterfield, Mh. 22, 1807. 411 

954 Anna, b. Feb. 3, 1783 ; m. Charles Wellington, Jany. 12, 1809. 411 

955 John, b. June 17, 1784 ; d. July 22, 1784. 

956 Amos, b. June 11, 1785; m. Sally Tufts, Oct. 21, 1813. He d. at 

West Camb. Ap. 1, 1843, a. 58, leaving no chil. She resides at 
West Camb. 

957 Joel, b. Jan. 1, 1787 ; m, Abigail Simonds, Ap. 20, 1809. 418 

958 Jonas, b. Mh. 15, 1789 ; m. Hannah Meriam, Ap. 6, 1820. 414 



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969 Leonard, b. July 5, 1791 ; d. Sep. 18, 1791. 

960 Oliver, b. Sep. 14, 1792 ; m. Layina Smith, Ap. 2, 1818. 415 

146 RUTH LOCKE, [289] m. ISAAC WATSON, of Medford, Sep. 26, 
1771. He was the son of Isaac Watson, of Camb. who m. Elizabeth 

Whitteinore, and was bap. Oct. 30, 1748. He was a saddler and harness maker, 
and not many years after his marriage he removed to Wilton, N. H. where he d. 
July 28, 1823, a. 77. His wf. d. Jany. 1789, a. 37. 

VI. ChU. 

961 Isaac, b. d. in infancy. — 962 Samuel, b. d. in in&ncy. 

963 Samuel, b. d. in infancy. 

964 Polly, b. Aug. 10, 1776 ; d. unmd. Dec. 6, 1847, a. 71. 

965 Isaac, b. Mh. 16, 1781. He was a saddler, and. d. Ap. 7, 1806, in conse- 

quence of a fall from a wagon ; — was unmd. 

966 Elizabeth, b. Mh. 31, 1762 ; d. June 18, 1827 ; unmd. a. 45. 

967 Rebecca, b. July 20, 1783 ; resides unmd. at Wilton, N. H. 1852. 

969 Scy ! '^^^"*' ^' •^"°®' ^'^^^ ' ^' ^^' ^'^®®- 

147 PHEBE LOCKE, [2901 m. FRANCIS LOCKE, Jr. [3111 Nov. 1, 
n72. He m. 2. Wid. JANE DAVIS, (the dau. of Israel Hinds, and 

the wid. of Jonathan Davis,) Nov. 23, 1786, who d. Oct. 29, 1839, a. 81. They 
resided at the " Foot of the Rocks," W.Camb. where he d. Jany. 19, 1812, a. 59. 

VI. Chil. by 1. wf. b. at West Camb. 

970 Ruth, b. 1773 ; m. David Russell. - 416 

971 Nancy, b. 1775 ; m. Ebenezer Dexter. 417 

972 Francis, b. Feb. 20, 1780; m. Patty Davis, dau. of Jonathan, Feb. 19, 
1804, who d. Mh. 6, 1831. He resided at West Camb. and d. Sep. 6, 
1830, a. 50, leaving no issue. 

973 Samuel, b. 1782 ; m. Betsy Ash, Nov. 29, 1815. 418 

Chil. by 2. wf. 

974 Peter, b. 1768 or '89 ; m. Elizabeth Allen, Dec. 26, 1810. 419 

975 Aaron, b. Aug. 1790 ; m. 1. Nancy Dean, Mh. 15, 1812. 420 

2. Fanny Dean. 

976 Davis, b. July 12, 1795 ; m. Hannah Russell, Jany. 13, 1817. 421 

977 Phebe, b. Mh. 6, 1800 ; m. Jacob Newcomb. 422 

148 BENJAMIN WITHINGTON, [306] m. MARY BROWN, of Boxboro\ 
Nov. 13, 1788, who d. May 11, 1835, a. 69. After marriage he con- 
tinued a short time at Stow, and then moved to Templeton, where he remained 
until about 1840, when he moved to Chesterfield, N. H. where he resided with 
his son Edward till July or Aug. 1851, when he d. of the small-pox, a. 90. He 
was a cooper and farmer. He retained his strength and activity till the end of 
life. In a letter of Sep. 7, 1850, he says, " I am in my 90th year, work some, 
and walk to meeting two miles.^' 

VI. Chil. 

978 Edward, b. July 11, 1789 ; m. Lydia Hodgeman, Aug. 20, 1812. 423 

979 Mary, b. July 18, 1791 ; m. Samuel G. Davis. 424 

980 James, b. Jany. 13, 1794; m. 1. Tabitha Woodward, his cousin, and 
dau. of Nathaniel Woodward, who m. Elizabeth Withington, [298.] He 
resided in Reading, Vt. and had a second wife. 

981 John, b, Mh. 28, 1796 ; m. Wetherbe. 425 

982 Benjamin Locke, b. Nov. 16, 1805 ; m. Edmonds. 426 



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149 SARAH LOCKE, [309] m. AARON FESSENDEN. He resided in 
Camb. a short time, and then removed to Townsend, where he and his 
wf. d. All his chil. but the first were b. at Townsend. 

VI. Chil. 
983 Aaron, b. Jany. 19, 1770. —981 Benjamin, b. Aug. 12, 1772. 

985 John, b. Oct. 26, 1774 ; d. at Townsend, Jany. 16, 1849. 

986 Isaac, b. Ap. 25, 1777. —987 Sarah, b. July 8, 1779. 

988 Hannah, b. July 18, 1782.-989 Solomon Prentice, b. Oct. 2, 1786. 

150 JOSEPH LOCKE, [310] m. MARY BUTTERFIELD, Nov. 19, 1772, 
who was b. Aug. 19, 1754, and d. Feb. 28, 1833, a. 78.(a) He d. Sep. 

13, 1823, a. 73. He resided at the " Foot of the Rocks," in West Camb. in the 
house now standing at the corner of the main road and the road gomg north to 
Woburn. 

V I . Chil. b. at West Camb. 

990 Joseph, b. June 22, 1773 ; m. Abigail Munroe, June 24, 1801. 427 

991 William, b. Jany. 6, 1775 ; m. Hannah Porter, [730] July 20, 1806. 428 

992 Mehitable, b. June 10, 1777 ; m. Joseph Locke, [949] Mb. 2, 1800. 407 

993 Jonathan, b. Feb. 12, 1781 ; m. Margaret Wyer, June 23, 1806. 429 

994 Stephen, b. Aug. 14, 1785 ; m. Sarah Davidson, Feb. 6, 1809. He 
resided in Boston, was a large dealer in lumber and grain, and d. Nov. 
1848, a. 63 ; leaving no chil. His wid. resides, 1S52, in Boston. 

995 Mary, b. Oct. 31, 1788 ; m. John Perry, Jany. 29, 1809. 430 

996 Abel, b. 1791 ; m. Elizabeth Whittemore, Mh. 21, 1815. 431 

997 Ira, b. Jany. 1794 ; d. 1801, Oct 18, a. 7 yrs. 9 mos. 

151 HANNAH LOCKE, [312] m. Lieut. ABRAHAM LOCKE, [319] 
June 20, 1775, her cousin, and the son of Dr. Daniel Locke, who 

resided at Acton, and Warren, Me. He was b. June 3, 1752, at Acton, and 
removed with his father to St. Georges, now Warren, Me. in 1763. His father, 
who md. for his 2d wf. the wid. of Hugh Scott, at Warren, d. in 1774, leaving to 
his son Abraham a claim on the farm, which he (the father) obtained by his 2d 
wf. and the son, with Col. Starrett and John Lermond, in 1774 erected a mill ; 
but soon after he sold his property in Warren and moved to Camb. He resided in 
Lynn in 1778, and purchased land there ; in Mason, N. H. 1781, in Chester, Vt. 
in 1790, in Rockingham, Vt. in 1793, where he resided until about 1815, when 
he moved to Danby, Vt. where he d. Feb. 28, 1820, a. 67^. He was a soldier 
of the Revolution, and had a Lieut's commission. He acquired a handsome 
property, which he lost by the depreciation of continental money. His wf. d. at 
Danby, Mh. 12, 1816, a. 61. 

VI. Chil. 

998 Abraham, b. Nov. 28, 1776, at Camb. ; m. Betsy Johnstone, Dec. 432 

3, 1804. 

999 Daniel, b. Mh. 8, 1779, at Lynn ; m. Sally Proctor, Sep, 1801. 433 
1000 James, b. May 22, 1781, at Mason, N. H. ; d. Jany. 22, 1800, at Rock- 

ingham, Vt. 
» 1001 Betsy, b. Aug. 8, 1783, at Mason, N. H. ; m. Aaron Fuller, 1820. 434 

1002 Isaac MuUiken, b. Sep. 24, 1786, (at Mason?) m. Lucinda Finney, 435 

Ap. 27, 1809. 

1003 John Miles, b. Ap. 28, 1790, at Chester, Vt. ; m. Lorana Finney, Dec. 436 

31, 1810. 

1004 William Starret, b. Feb. 28, 1793, at Rock'm,Vt.; m. Julia Bucklen,1816. 437 

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162 REBECCA LOCKE, [313] m. JOHN BATTS, of Lynn, in that part 
now Saugus, May 10, 1778, where they resided, and d. 

VI. Chil. 

1005 Betsy, b. Nov. 2, 1780. — 1006 Thomas, b. Jany. 24, 1785. 

1007 Polly, b. Sep. 22, 1790. — 1008 Huldah, b. Nov. 19, 1793. 

1009 Spencer, b. Jany. 26, 1797. — 1010 Spencer, b. Ap. 4, 1800. 



153 BENJAMIN LOCKE, [315] m. EUNICE BARDEEN, of Harvard. 
They resided at Harvard, Brookline, N. H. Chester and Rockingham, 
Vt Of late years he resided with his son Ira, at Windhall, Vt where 
he d. Dec. 29, 1850, a. 85 yrs. 8 mos. 8 days. 

VI. Chil. 

1011 Clara, b. Jany. 22, 1794 ; m. John Lawrence, and resides at Chester, Vt 

1012 Betsy, b. Mh. 25, 1796 ; d. Oct 19, 1882, at Rockingham, Vt 

1013 Benjamin, U Aug. 16, 1797, at Brookline, N. H.; m. Mary Gijson, 1824. 488 

1014 Siillman, b. May 26, 1799; d. June 15, 1827. /fo^t^^i.^^ 

1015 Ira, b. Dec. 3, 1801, at Brookline, N.H.; m. Harriet Putnam, Sep. 439 

28 1825 

1016 Ithamar, b. Feb. 19, 1805 ; d. Nov. 3, 1830. 

1017 Willard, b. July 22, 1808 ; d. Dec. 19, 1825. 

1018 Sally, b. Oct 27, 1811 ; d. Sep. 26, 1813. // 

1019 Harriet, b. Ap. 29, 1816 ; m. James W. Tarbell, Sep^ 1887. 440 

154 JOHN LOCKE, [316] m. SUKEY SAWYER, of Boston, Feb. 6, 
1777. He was a farmer, resided in West Camb. and Carab. and Bos- 
ton, and d. at Boston, Dec. 8, 1799, a. 45. His wf. d. at Camb. Feb. 2, 
1789, a. 34. He was a soldier of the Revolution. 

VI. Chit 

1020 John, b. J)ec. 10, 1777, was a mariner and ropemaker, and was drowned 

at Saybrook, (Ct ?) Oct 20, 1802, a. 25. 

1021 Susan, b. Ap. 14, 1780. For many years she taught a private school in 
Boston, and d. at Camb. unmd. Mh. 1848, a. 68, and was buried at Mount 
Auburn. She was most highly esteemed for her many virtues. 

1022 Mary, b. Sep. 12, 1782 ; m. Henry Siders, June 26, 1808. 441 

1023 Sarah, b. May 20, 1786 ; d. at the South (unmd. ?) . 

1024 Hepsebah Meade, b. Jany. 8, 1789 ; d. at the South (unmd. ?) 

155 ABIGAIL LOCKE, [318] m. DANIEL ROKES, in Warren, Me. who 
was b. 1729, and moved from Milton to Warren about 1764. The 

marriage was in opposition to the wishes of her father, who disinherited her in 
consequence thereof. Mr. Rokes was a hard-working, industrious farmer, and 
endured many hardships in common with the early inhabitants of Warren. From 
the History of Warren, by Cyrus Eaton, Esq. (one of the best Town Histories 
ever published,) I extract the notice of Mr. Rokes^s death. '^ 1776, on the 9tb or 
10th of May, a fatal accident occurred at the village. Mr. Rokes came out in 
the morning for the purpose of obtaining some garden seeds, and remarked to 
some one, that after many years of toil and hardship, he had just got able to live. 
Waiting for the stores to be opened, and probably watching for the appearance 
of the fish, he fell from the bridge upon the rocks below, and terminated an 
honest and laborious life at the age of 67.*' His wid. d. Aug. 20, 1820, a. 72. 
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VI. Chil. b. at Warren. 

1025 Daniel, b. June 25, 1766 ; was drowned at the Upper Falls in Warren. 

1026 Isaac, b. July 2, 1768 ; m. Elizabeth Newbit. 442 

1027 Mary,b. July 18, 1770 ; m. 1. WiUiam Adams, 1794. 443 

2. Wadsworth. 

3. Richard Cummings. 

1028 John, b. Mh. 5, 1773 ; m. 1. Margaret Robinson. 444 

2. Jane Libby, July 9, 1807. 

1029 Abigail, b. June 25, 1775 ; m. Thomas Skinner, Dec. 20, 1798. 446 

1030 James, b. Oct. 1778 ; d. 1791. 

1031 Ruth, b. Feb. 17, 1780 ; m. John Long, Feb. 6, 1806. 446 

1032 Elizabeth, b. Oct. 12, 1782 ; d. Nov. 17, 1803. 

1033 Nancy, b. Feb. 1784 ; d. about 1811. 

1034 Daniel, b. Dec. 26, 1789 ; m. 1. Tamson Gardner. 

2. Mrs. Elizabeth Ingraham. He d. Feb. 15, 
1847, a. 57. 

156 ELIZABETH MERIAM, [322] m. BENJAMIN TlfEh ; Int. pub. at 
Warwick, Mh. 20, 1770. He resided at Warwick, and at Weathers- 
field, Vt. where he d. July 8, 1819, a. 53. He was b. at Dighton, Sep. 
18, 1746. She d. at Warwick, June 21, 1790. 

VI. Chil. b. at Warwick. 

1035 Thomas, b. May 22, 1771 ; was a millwright, d. unmd. at Warwick, Oct. 

21, 1808, a. 37. 

1036 Gilbert, b. Feb. 13, 1773 ; m. 1. Lydia Borden, of Sutton ; Int June, 
1796. 2. m. Widow Adams, of Dublin, N. H., where he resided, and d. 
Dec. 1836. 

1037 Benjamin, b. Jany. 1 1, 1775 ; m. 1. Abigail Brown, of Oxford. 2. m. Mrs. 
Hannah Pierce, Mh. 9, 1791. He was a miller ; d. in Weathersfield, Vt. 
May 23, 1828, a. 53 ; had a son — 1037^ Benjamin, and 3 daus. 

1038 Betsy, b. Mh. 3, 1777 ; d. Jany. 16, 1783. 

1039 Ebenezer, b. Nov. 22, 1780 ; m. Lucy Savage, of Windsor, Vt where be 

died. He was a carpenter. 

1040 Caswell, b. July 16, 1783 ; m. Lydia Pierce ; Int. at Warwick, Feb. 4, 1809. 

1041 Barshaba, b. Aug. 15, 1785 ; d. Dec. 14, 1802 or '3, at Warwick. 

1042 Ephraim, b. Dec. 13, 1787 ; m. Nancy Walker, of Royalston ; Int Mh. 19, 

1812 ; and had 2 chil. His wid. m. Merryfield. 

1043 Elizabeth, b. June 13, 1790 ; d. Feb. 22, 1795, at Warwick. 

157 JOTHAM MERIAM, [323] m. SARAH BURNAP, July 8, 1777, the 
dau. of Ebenezer Bumap, of Sutton, and sister of John Bumap, of 

Windham, Vt Their intention of mg. was pub. at Warwick, Ap. 26, 1777. 
He was then called of Warwick, and her name was recorded Burnett They re- 
sided at Oxford, where he d. Aug. 22, 1798, a. 51 ; and his wid. m. Col. 
SAMUEL DENNY, of Leicester, Feb. 1809. 

VI. Chil. b. at Oxford. 

1044 Sarah, b. June 16, 1778; m. Joel Meriam, [1054] Dec. 7, 1800. 167 

1045 Ephraim, b. Mh. 12, 1*780 ; d. unmd. July 3, 1818, at Mercer, Me. 

1046 Anna, b. Jany. 23, 1782 ; m. Jamfs Meriam, May, 1801. 447 

1047 Jotham, b. Ap. 9, 1784 ; m. Wid. Sophia Nichols, Oct. 8, 1820. 448 

1048 Reuben, b. Dec. 31, 1785; m. Elizabeth Tainter, Nov. 1, 1821. 449 

1049 Lucy, b. Jany. 15, 1788 ; m. Bradford Hudson, June 19, 1814. 450 

1050 Abijah, b. Mh. 25, 1790 ; d. at Spencer, unmd. Feb. 13, 1816. 



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1051 Silas, b. Feb. 5, 1792 ; m. 1. Mary Forbes, Ap. 21, 1825. 451 

2. Elizabeth Batchelder, Nov. 23, 1836. 

3. Harriet P. Watson, Nov. 2, 1843. 

158 PHEBE MERIAM, [324] m. STEPHEN PRATT, Nov. 26, 1774, 
(one record says 1772,) who was b. at Oxford, June, 1749, resided at 
Oxford and Charlton, and then at Greenfield, where be d. 1813, and she 
d. Ap. 1812 ; he was a farmer. 

y I . Chil. the first three b. at Oxford, the others at Charlton. 

1052 Lavinia, b. May 30, 1775 ; m. Elijah Newton, of Deerfield, 1801, moved 

to Middlefield, N. Y. where he d. 1845 ; had 8 chil. ; he was a farmer. 

1053 Abigail, b. June, 1777; m. Dr. Jotham Burnett, who was b. Dec. 21, 1780, 
the son of Dr. Isaac, of Warwick and Dummerston, Vt. who md. Esther 
Meriara, the dau. of Ebenezer Meriam, by his first wf. Esther Gleason. 
(See Par. 51.) Dr. Jotham resided and d. at Dummerston, Vt where he 
left chil. 

1054 Phebe, b. 1779 ; m. Joel Meriam, [1044] 1833. 167 

1055 Elizabeth, b. 1782 ; d. at Greenfield, 1840, unmd. 

1056 Stephen, b. Aug. 3, 1784 ; m. Dnicilla Loveland, at Greenfield, 
1804 ; moved to Middlefield, N. Y. where he d. 1841 ; was a farmer ; 
had 10 chil. 

1057 Rice, b. May 12, 1787 ; m. Sarah Denton, July 4, 1816. 452 

1058 Edward, b. July 29, 1789; m. Tryphena Sheldon, 1812; was a car- 
penter, resided, 1850, in Bemardston ; has had dyQ children, who are 
all dead. 

1059 Jeremiah, b. Jany. 8, 1792 ; m. Celia Fitts, [1070] Jany. 20, 182 L 453 

159 EPHRAIM MERIAM, [326] m. RUTH GLEASON, Ap. 10, 1775 ; 
resided at Oxford Country Gore, where he d. 1776 or '77. Hit wid. 
m. SAMPSON MARVIN, of New Salem, Mb. 16, 1779. 

VI. Chil. 

1060 Zeroiah, b. May 26, 1776, and d. young. 

160 SARAH MERIAM, [327] m. WALTER FITTS, July, 1778, who 
was b. at Oxford, Ap. 4, 1754 or '55, the son of Benjamin, and d. Mh. 
4, 1824, at Oxford. He resided at Oxford, Charlton and Warwick, and 
had a second wife. 

VI. Chil. 

1061 Miriam, b. Feb. 14, 1779; m. Nathan Pratt, June 25, 1795. He was a 

farmer, resided at Charlton and Sturbridge, where he d. leaving no issue. 
His wid. resides at Charlton, 1851. 

1062 Betsy, b. Nov. 5, 1780 or '81, at Oxford; ra. James Cudworth, son of 

Edward, of Auburn, 1801. He is dead ; she d. July 1821, had 8 chil. 

1063 Walter, b. Jany. 12, 1783, at Warwick ; m. Mary Cozens, May 1, 894 

1808 or '9. 

1064 Sylvanus, b. Mh. 22, 1785 ; d. young. 

1065 Sarah, b. Sep. 15, 1787 or '8, at Charlton ; m. Israel Stockwell, 1819, 

of Worcester, son of Absalom — he is dead, had 3 chil. 

1066 Jonathan, b. Aug. 13, 1791, in Charlton ; m. Larainda Hobbs,May, 895 

1813. 

1067 Martha, b. June 9,-1793 or '4, in Charlton ; m. Stephen G. Livermore, son 

of Reuben, of Sudbury, Ap. 1816. She d. Sep. 18, 1844, in Millbury — 
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1068 Celia, b. Dec. 17, 1796 ; d. in Auburn, Sep. 1802. 
10H9 Jotham, b. Sep. 14, 1799 ; d. in Auburn, Sep. 1802. 

1070 Celia, b. Dec. 24, 1802 ; m. Jeremiah I^ratt, [1059] Jan. 20, 1821. 45t 

161 MOLLY MERIAM, [337] m. REUBEN EDDY, of Oxford, where 
they resided and d. She was his 2d wf. His 1. wf. was Sibel MoorOf 
to whom he was m. Nov. 25, 1793. 

V I . Chil. by 2d mg. b. at Oxford. 

1071 Joel, b. Oct. 12, 1786 ; m. 1. Sally Thurston, Oct. 11, 1810. 454 

2. Prudence TLeamed. 

1072 Daniel P. b. m. Lydia Eddy, 1815. 455 

1073 Polly, b. Aug. 8, 1791 ; m. Alexander C. Thurston, Mb. 15, 1815. 456 

1074 Leonard, b. Oct. 30, 1793 ; d. Oct. 24, 1825, unmd. He was found 

dead. 

1075 Rachel, b. Dec. 1, 1797 ; m. Joseph Hudson, Ap. 1, 1824. 457 

162 JESSE MERIAM [338] ra. DEBORAH PRATT, Nov. 6, 1779, wlio 
was born July, 1754, and d July 21, 1836, a. 82. They resided at 
New Salem, where he d. Oct. 31, 1838, a. 83. 

V I • Chil. b. at New Salem. 

1076 Rufus, b. Aug. 17, 1780 ; m. Polly Thompson, Feb. 4, 1808. 458 

1077 Deborah, b. Mb. 14, 1783 ; m. Salmon Chamberlain, son of John, re- 

sided in New Salem, where he d. 

1078 Benjamin, b. Feb. 9, 1785 ; m. 1. Mary Perry, Ap. 21, 1808. 459 

2. wid. Polly Harding, Dec. 12, 1826. 

3. wid. Polly Carter, Dec. 12, 1831. 

1079 Jesse, b. Jan. 7, 1787; m. Anna Thompson, resided 1851, in New Salem. 

163 PHEBE MERIAIil, [339] ra. JONATHAN PRATT, and resided at 
Charlton. They are both deceased. 

VI. Chil. 

1080 Matilda, b. ; m. Parley Stockwell, of Sutton, who d. leaving no 
issue. She was murdered in 1817, by Peter Sibley, whom she had taken as 
a boarder from charity, because others refused to have him as an inmate 
on account of his violent temper. 1 have not ascertained the particular 
circumstances attending the commission of his crime, but in Sept 1817, be 
was tried at Worcester, and acquitted on account of insanity. He was, 
however, confiaed in the county prison till 1833, when he was sent to the 
State Lunatic Hosp. at Worcester, where he d. in 1851, a. 63, having been 
in confinement 34 years. At the time of the outrage his insanity was doubted 
by nearly all in the vicinity, but the result shows that he was ever afterwards 
deranged. (See Report on State Lunatic Hosp. for 1851.) 

1081 Phebe, b. ; m. Henry G. Learned ; lives in Worcester. 

1082 Irene, b. ; resides unmd. in Wor. Co. 

1083 Jonathan Elliott, b. ; m. 1. Eveline Sumner, of Boston. 460 

2. Harriet Richardson, of Billerica. 

164 RACHEL MERIAM, [340] m. JOEL CLARK, resided at Shelbume, 
where she d. and he went to ^^ the West," and d. 

VI. Chil. 

1084 Abigail, b. m. Taylor, " went West" 

1085 Rhoda, b. went with her sister. -* 1086 Wilklns, b. 



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166 Captt. EBENEZEB MERIAM, [3411 m. PHEBB STOCKWELL, 
resided at Oxford, where he d. Mb. 1820. His wid. m. ANDREW 
PARSONS, of VemoD, Vt and d. his wid. at Oxford, 1849. 

VI. Chil. b. at Oxford. 

1067 Amos, b. May 1, 1790 ; in. Lucina King, Mh. 12, 1818. • 461 

1068 Artemas, b. Nov. 7, 1791 ; m. Jerusha Stevens, Jany. 2*2, 1821. . 462 

1089 Amasa, b. Mh. 4, 1793 ; m. Philena Case, Ap. 7, 1822. 463 

1090 Parley, b. Feb. 1, 1795 ; m. Lucy Brown. 464 

1091 Ebenezer, b. Mh. 27, 1796 ; d. yg. 

1092 Cyril, b. Feb. 7, 1798 ; m. Eunice M. Gleason, Jany. 14, 1823. 466 

1093 Luther, b. Oct. 30, 1799 ; m. Susan Gleason Marsh, Nov. 20, 1823. 466 

1094 Ebenezer, b. May 5, 1801 ; m. Clarissa Cummings, Feb. 24, 1831. 467 

1095 Phebe, b. Oct 7, 1805; m. Rufus Eddy, Mh. 18, 1827. 468 

1096 Ira, b. Oct. 15, 1808 ; m. Nancy Converse, Mh. 26, 1834. 469 

1097 Diantha, b. Dec. 15, 1810 ; m. Ithamar Stow ; resided at Millbury. 470 

1098 Wright Stockwell, h. Dec. 16, 1814 ; m. Eliza Eddy, of Auburn, 

Dec. 4, 1850. 

166 WILLUM MERIAM, [343] m. 1. 2. HATSTAT. 

They resided at New Salem. His wid. m. Lincoln Meriam, of New 
Salero. 

VI. ChiLbyl.wf. 

1099 William, b. ; m. Smead. 

Chil. by 2d wf. 

1100 Norman, b. ; m. (was a grad. of Coll.?) and a 

Lawyer at Hartford, Ct Had a dau. who md. Osgood, who 

resides at New Salem. 

1101 Cyrus, b. ; resides unmd. at New Salero. 

1102 Lewis, b. ; went to Holton, New Brunswick. 

1103 Lucy, h. ; m. resides at New Salem. 

167 JOEL MERIAM, [845] m. 1. SARAH MERIAM, [1044] Dec. 7, 
1800, his cousin, (the dau. of Jotham, Par. 157,) who was b. June 16, 

1778, and d. Dec. 24, 1822, at New Salem, a. 44. 2. m. PHEBE PRATT, 
ri054] 1833, his cousiu, who was b. 1779, the dau. of Stephen Pratt, who md. 
Phebe Meriam, [324]. She resides, 1851, at Greenfield, where he d. Jany. 
4, 1846, a. 70. He was a farmer. 

VI. Chil. by L wf. 

1104 Eliza, b. Nov. 18, 1802 ; d. June 4, 1820. 

1105 Almira, b. Sep. 8, 1804 ; m. Obed Taylor, May 27, 1827, resides at Dex- 

ter, Mich. They have— 1105^ Almira Meriam, and — 1105^ Olive. 

1106 Erastus, b. July 17, 1806; resides in Boston, a dealer in watches and 

jewelry ; is unmd. 

1107 Sarah Burnap, b. June 13, 1809 ; m. Peleg Adams, June 16, 1841 ; a far- 

mer at Greenfield. Had 2 chil. both dead. She is a 2d wf. 

1108 Joel Wilkins, b. Jany. 25, 1811 ; m. Freedom Holton, May 15, 1834. 472 

1 109 Jotham Addison, b. Feb. 25, 1813 ; m. Charlotte Harwood, May 5, 1841. 471 

1110 Lysander, b. Mh. 18, 1816; resides in Greenfield, unmd. a farmer. 

nil Lucy Ann, b. July 27, 1818 ; m. David S. Hastings, Oct. 8, 1846. He is 
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167i EPHRAIM LOCKE, [270] m. , of Petersham. He 

d. at Wendell, Sep. 11, 1842, his wf. having d. Mb. 8, 1831. 

VI. Chil. 
1112 Twins, b. d. 1797. — 1113 Twins, b. d. May, 1800. 

1 114 A child, b. ; d. Dec. 4, 1802. 

1115 Ephraim, b. Aug. 9, 1803 ; ro. Nancy Orcutt, June 8. 1833. 

1116 Thankful, b. 

1117 Elvira, b. Jany. 5, 1808; m. James Ross, Jany. 1838. 

11 18 Elsalina, b. , 1810 ; m. William Hemenway, Ap. 28, 1846. 

168 EBENEZER LOCKE, [347] m. HANNAH EASTMAN, and re- 
sided at Deering, N. H. He was a soldier in the Revolution, and lost 
his leg ; and though the wound never healed he lived some years, but 
finally d. in consequence of it at Deering. His wid. moved to Penn- 
sylvania with two of her sons. 

VI. Chil. 

1120 Frederick, b. ; d. young. 

1121 Reuben, b. ; moved to Penn. 

1122 Charles, b. ; moved to Penn. 

169 JONATHAN LOCKE,- [348] m. LUCY BROOKS, of Woburn, or 
vicinity, at Burlington, Jany. 16, 1783. He resided at Deering, N. H. 
where he d. June 21, 1830, a. 63. 

VI. Chil. 

1123 Mary, b. ; m. Hezekiah Hadlock, of Deering, where they 

resided 1 850, and have had eight chil. 

170 BENJAMIN LOCKE, [349] m. ANNA EASTMAN, Oct. 7, 1786, 
who was b. Jany. 11, 1767, and d. Dec. 14, 1843. He resided at Deer- 
ing, N. H. ; d. Sep. 14, 1839, a. 74. 

VI. Chil. 

1124 Ebenezer, b. May 28, 1787 ; d. Dec. 6, 1829. 

1125 Benjamin, b. Jany. 16, 1789 ; d. Mh. 29, 1791. 

1126 Jonathan, b. Jany. 23, 1791 ; d. Nov. 10, 1796. 

1127 Benjamin, b. Oct. 27, 1792. 

1128 Luther, b. Sep. 25, 1794 ; was living at Deering, 1850. 

1129 Anna, b. May 21, 1799 ; d. Sep. 29, 1800. 

1130 Roswell, b. Mh. 30, 1801 ; d.^ay 6, 1833. 

1131 Anna, b. Jany. 22, 1804; m. Solomon Bartlett, of Deering. 
11:32 Lucy, b. Sep. 12, 1806; m. Col. John Bartlett, of Deering. 

I am indebted to a friend for the above record, after having made repeated 
application to several members of the family without success. 

171 JOHN PIERCE, [356] m. I. THANKFUL WHITE, Ap. 12, 1769, 
who was b. Feb. 19, 1749, the dau. of John and Hannah White. She 

d. in childbed June 4, 1770. 2. m. SARAH BLAKE, June 9, 1772, who was b. 
Sep. 21, 1754, and d. July 18, 1791, the dau. of Samuel and Patience Blake. 
3. m. the Wid. MARY ANN (BAKER) HOLDEN, Feb. 23, 1792, who was 
b. Mh. 17, 1750, the dau. of James and Priscilla Baker, and the wid. of Jonathan 
Holden. 

[By Mr Holden she had James. 1768; John, 1770 ; Mary Ann. 1773 -, Elisabeth, 1775 ; 
Prissey, 1777 ; Susannah, 1779 ; Lacy, 1781 ; and Hannah, 1783. She d. Sep. 23, 1792, of 
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He 4. m. Wid. EACHEL (BENT) BLAKE, June 19, 1793, who wash. Sep. 28, 
1745, (1743 ?) the dau. of John and Elizabeth Bent, of Milton, and the wid. of 
Ezekiel Blake. 

[By Mr. Blake she bad Ezekiel, 1764 ; WUliam, 1768 ; Enos, 1771; aad Elizabeth, 1773.] 
She d. " by decay of nature," Mh. 23, 1829, a. 83. Mr. Pierce resided at Dor- 
chester, where he d. Dec. 11, 1833, a. 91 yrs. 2 moe. and 8 days. He was a 
shoemaker, a man of intelligence and integrity, and highly esteemed for his 
many virtues. 

VI. Chil. by 1. mg. b. at Dorchester. 

1133 John, b. Feb. 9, 1770; d. June 4, 1770. 

Chil. by 2. mg. 

1134 John, b. July 14, 1773 ; m. 1. Abigail Lovell, Oct. 31, 1798. 478 

2. Lucy Tappan, May 6, 1802. 

1135 Sarah, b. Dec. 17, 1774; m. William Pope. 917 

1136 Molly, b. Sep. 29, 1776 ; m. Frederic Pope, Ap. 13, 1796. 474 

1137 Eunice, b. July 1, 1778; m. Ebenezer Clap, Oct. 18, 1797. 47S 

1138 Jonas, b. Ap. 15, 1780; m. Margery West 918 

1139 Samuel Blake, b. Feb. 4, 1782 ; ra. Eunice Shute Blake ; they reside 

at Dorchester — no chil. 

1140 Hannah, b. Oct 14, 1783; m. Jacob Foster, Ap. 3, 1833, who was b. in 

Scituate, May 16, 1770. His first wf. was Joanna Stevens, who d. Jany. 
20, 1831, a. 57 ; by her he had Joanna, Ira, Jacob, and Lucinda. No chil. 
by 2d wf. They reside at Dorchester. 

1 141 Lois, b. Nov. 28, 1785 ; m. Charles Ford. 919 

1142 Patience, b. Dec. 26, 1787 ; m. William Trask, Aug. 4, 1811. 476 

1143 Lemuel, b. Jany. 24, 1790 ; m. Eliza Middleberger. 920 



172 BENJAMIN PIERCE, [357] m. HANNAH BADLAM, in 1766, who 
was b. in Stoughton, in that part now Canton, in 1748, and d. in 1821. 
She was the dau. of Stephen and Hannah Badlam, and sister of Col. Ezra and 
Gen. Stephen Badlam. Col. Ezra was appointed by the Provincial Congress of 
Mass. Capt. of Artillery, June, 1775 ; he continued in the Army till the battle of, 
Monmouth, in which he distinguished himself. Mr. Pierce resided in Dorchester, 
where he d. Mh. 26, 1812, a. 68. 

VI. Chil. 
1144 Hannah, b. 1767 ; d. 1817, unmd. —1145 Lilly, b. 1768 ; d. 1816, unmd. 

1146 Benjamin, b. 1770 ; d. 1798, unmd. 

1147 Stephen, b. Sep. 11, 1773 ; m. Sally Gill, May, 1799. 477 

1148 Asa, b. , 1776 ; d. May 8, 1841, unmd. 

1149 George, b. 1778; d. 1778. 

1160 Joshua, b. June 29, 1779 ; m. Nancy Mellish, Oct 23, 1808. 478 

1151 James, b. 1786 ; d. 1827, unmd. 



173 ELIZABETH PIERCE, [358] m. JONATHAN CrfAMPNEY, of 
Roxbury, who was b. in Dorchester, Feb. 6, 1737, the son of John, and 
d. Aug. 1809, a. 72. His wid. d. Jany. 30, 1829, a. 82 yrs. and 8 mos. 

VI. Chil. 
1152 John, b. Feb. 22, 1779 ; m. Lydia Howe, Mh. 11, 1803. 479 

1158 Sally, b. 1781 ; and d. with the small-pox, Ap. 1792, a. 11. 



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174 JONATHAN PIERCE, [360] m. MARY GLOVER, dau. of Alex- 
ander and Sarah Glover, of Dorchester, Sep. 12, 1776, who was b. June 
24, 1753, and d. July 18, 1830 or 1831. He was a carpenter, resided 
at Dorchester, and d. Dec. 1829 or 1830. 

VI. Chil. b. in Dorchester. 

1154 Jonathan, b. Oct 11, 1777; m. 1. Eunice Tolraan, Dec. 5, 1804. 480 

2. Clarissa Blake, Aug. 11, 1886. 

1155 Daniel, b. Aug. 4, 1779 ; m. Lydia Davenport, May 10, 1803. ^ 481 

1156 Mary, b. Nov. 2, 1781 ; m. Stephen Tolman, Oct. 16, 1806. 482 

1157 Alexander, b. Aug. 7, 1783 ; m. Margaret C. Hall Spear, Sep. 19, 18OT. 

He d. Oct. 8, 1820, in Dorchester ; " had a son who went West" 

1158 Sarah, b. Oct 2, 1787 ; d. June 6, 1828, a. 58. 

1159 Elisha, b. Sep. 11, 1792; d. June 8, 1839, a. 52. 

176 S\RAH PIERCE, [361] m. JONATHAN BLAKE, Oct 14, 1773, 
who was b. at Dorchester Jany. 1, 1749, and d. at Warwick, Oct. 8, 
1836, a. 87. She d. Aug. 15, 1831, a. 80. 

VI. Chil. the first four b. at Dorchester, the others at Warwick. 

1160 James, b. July 24, 1774 ; m. Susanah Conant, Nov. 3, 1799. 483 

1161 Patience, b. Mh. 6, 1776 ; d. Jany. 6, 1778. 

1162 Sarah, b. Feb. 16, 1778; m. Francis Leonard, Jany. 19, 1803. 484 

1163 Jonathan, b. May 29, 1780 ; ro. Patty Conant, Jany. 1803. 485 

1164 Elizabeth, b. June 2 1782. tH. /3^i<fe«^ 

1165 Mary, b. Ap. 1, 1784; m. Richard Clap. 

1166 Rebecca, b. July 29, 1786 ; d. Nov. 11, 1803, in Boston. 

1167 Nancy, b. Mh. 7, 1788. 

1168 Samuel, b. May 19, 1797 ; m. Lucretia Hildreth, of Bolton, who d. at 

Lowell, June 28, 1846, where he resides. His dau. 116^^ Melinda Pike, 
m. Thomas Payson, of Dorchester, May 14, 1850.) 

176 JAMES PIERCE, [363] m. LYDIA CLAP, dau. of Noah and Ann 
Clap, of Dorchester, June, 1796 ; who d. Oct 7, 1814, a. 45. He re- 
sided at Brookline, was a shoemaker, and d. May 21, 1826, a. 71. 

VI. Chil. b. at Dorchester. 

1169 James, b. Ap. 18, 1797 ; m. 1. Mary Withington, Nov. 1825. 486 

2. Mary Frances Pavson, Nov 1833. 

1170 John Howard, b. Sep. 7, 1800; m. Sophia Sanderson, of Brighton, 

July 2, 1828, who d. 1840, -at Brighton. He was a tanner, resided at 
Brookline, Brighton, and Chelsea; and d. Ap. 1849, at Chelsea ; no chil. 

1171 Hannah, b. Aug. 17, 1803 ; m. Charles Steams, Jr. Feb. 29, 1832. 487 

1172 Oliver, b. Sep. 18, 1805; d. Ap. 9, 1807. 

1173 Ann, b. 18, 1810; m. Clark Lewis Haynes, Ap. 1835. 488 

177 Dea. EBENEZER PIERCE [364] m. 1. SARAH WOODBURY, of 
RoyaJston, Nov. 1785, who d. Ap. 16, 1795. 2. m. MARY BIRD, of 

Dorchester, Int. Dec. 25, 1795, who d. 1809. 3. m. Wid. MARY GREGORY, 
of Royalston, Int. May 17, 1810, who d. 1834. He resided at Warwick, where 
he was chosen Deacon of the church in 1811, which office he held until his death, 
Feb. 12, 1828, a. 71. 

VI. Chil. by 1st wf. b. at Warwksk. 

1174 Daniel, b. Feb. 8, 1787 ; m. 1. Lydia Flumphrey, Ap. 5, 1808. 489 

2. Mrs. Nancy Richards, Sep. 13, 1818. 



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1175 Sally, b. Mb. 7, 1789 ; m. 1. Hervey Woods, Mh. 1819. 490 

2. Henry Willard, Sep. 1824. 

1176 Joel, b. Dec. 31, 1790; m. 1. Lydia Hastings, Mh. 13, 1816. 491 

2. Hannah Whitney, Nov. 11, 1833. 

1177 James, b. Jany. 17, 1793; m. Cynthia Batchelder, Feb. 3, 1825. 492 

1178 Ebenezer, b. Ap. 10, 1795 ; m. Abigail Simonds, Jany. 4, 1826. 493 

178 LEMUEL PIERCE, [367] m. SARAH WHITE, July 31, 1795, the 
dau. of Joseph and Sarah (Davis) White, of Brookline. He resided at 
Newton, where be d. Dec. 1823, a. 63 yrs. 10 mos. 

VL Chil. 

1179 Sally Champney, b. Aug. 17, 1796; resides at Newton (1852) unmd. 

1180 John Adams, b. Sep. 17, 1798 ; resides at Newton (1852) unmd. 

179 HANNAH PIERCE, [368] m. JAMES LEWlS,'^ec. 5, 1782, of 
Dorchester, who was b. at Hingham, Dec. 6, 1759, the son of James 

Hawks Lewis, who removed from Hingham to Canton in 1768. James, the son, 
went to Dorchester when 14 years of age, and learned the tailor's trade of Mr. 
Jonathan Blake, and followed that occupation during life. He was a firm friend 
to his country, and previous to his marriage he was nine months in the War of 
the Revolution, and was one of a company from Dorchester who went in pur- 
suit of Daniel Shays in the famed rebellion. He d. Oct. 20, 1827, a 68. His 
wid. now (1852) resides at Dor. in her 91st year, cheerful and happy, with facul- 
ties but little impaired, remembering the remarkable events of our Revolution 
with distinctness. 

V I . Chil. b. at Dorchester. 

1181 James, b. Oct. 8, 1783 ; is a chaise trimmer and harness maker, and 

resides with his mother, unmd. 

1182 Betsy, b. Jany. 21, 1786 ; m. Elisha Hunt, Nov. 13, 1808. 494 

1183 Lydia, b. Jany. 17, 1790 ; resides with her mother (1852) unmd. 

1184 Hannah, b. Jany. 8, 1792 ; she resided at Augusta, Me. several yeacs and 
taught school ; after her return she resided with her aunt Champney at 
Roxbury, and then with her sister Mrs. Hunt, in Boston, where she d. Oct. 
27, 1822, a. 31. She had a fine taste for painting, music, and poetry, and 
of\en wrote occasional pieces of the latter. 

1185 Benjamin, b. Ap. 30, 1794 ; d. of consumption Ap. 18, 1818, a. 24. 

1186 Eunice, b. Mh. 30, 1796 ; m. Joseph Shepherd, Sep. 23, 1819. 495 

1187 Francis, b. June 27, 1803; was clerk in a store for several years at 
Augusta, Me. — His health failing, he returned to his father^s and d. 
of consumption Aug. 12, 1826, a. 23. 

1188 Eliza, b. June 18, 1806 ; resides with her mother, unmd. 

180 JOHN FESSENDEN, [378] m. ABIGAIL M. CHILD, of Warren, 
R. 1. Mh. 25, 1802, the dau. of Col. Sylvester Child, who m. Priscilla 

Bradford, a lineal descendant of Gov. Bradford, of Plymouth. Mr. Fessenden 
grad. at Brown University 1798, moved from Warren to Boston 1804, was for 
many years a highly esteemed School Teacher ; was commissioned a Justice of 
the Peace, and was an active magistrate in Boston many years. He d. at his 
son's. Col. John, at Jamaica Plains, Nov. 16, 1845, a. 75. His wid, resides with 
her son. Gen. Guy, at Warren. 

VI. Chil. 

1189 John M. b. Dec. 23, 1802 ; m. Mary Pierce Bumstead, May 21, 1834. 496 

1190 Guy Mannering, b. Mh. 30, 1804 ; m. Maria Barton, the dau. of Capt. 

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Samuel Barton, of Warren^ B. I. He is a merehant in Warren, Brigadier 
General in the R. L Militia, and commanded a company that rendered 
the State some service in the late "Dorr War/' He has published a 
history of Warren, R. I. and a Genealogy of the Bradford family. 

1191 Charles Eugene, b. Dec. 5, 1806 ; d. Dec. 24, 1806. 

1192 Edward Preble, b. Oct. 25, 1807 ; d. Aug."31, 1823, a. 15. 

1193 Charles Eugene, b. Ap. 11, 1810; d. Ap. 23, 1828, a. 18. 

1194 Sidney Bradford, b. Feb. 23, 1812 5 d. June 8, 1821, a. 9. 

1195 Abby PriscilJa, b. Feb. 14, 1814 ; d. Oct. 11, 1839, a. 25. 

1196 Mary Elizabeth, b. Ap. 17, 1816 ; d. Oct. 8, 1839, a. 23. 

181 ELIZABETH FESSENDEN, [381] m. WILLIAM COOK, of Brigh- 
ton, Oct. 10, 1816 ; she resides at Brighton, 1852, where he d. 

VI. Chil. 

1197 Elizabeth, b. Feb. 4, 1817; d. Aug. 9, 1839, a. 21. 

182 STEPHEN FESSENDEN, [382] m. NEWELL ; resides 

at Rutland. 

VI. Chil. 

1198 Stephen. — 1199 John. — 1200 Elizabeth. 
1201 George. — 1202 Sally. 

183 BENJAMIN FESSENDEN, [400] m. 1. REBECCA REX, May 1, 
1785, (dau. of John Conrad Rex by wf. Rebecca, of Germany,) by whom 

he had eleven children, who all d. in infancy ; the mother d. Feb. 27, 1804, and 
he md. ANNIE BUCKNAM, dau. of Jeremiah and Dorothy Bucknam, of Fal- 
mouth, Me. June 27, 1806. She d. Nov. 5, 1820. Mr. Fessenden was a soldier 
of the Revolution, was at the siege of Savannah, and served a long time in the 
army. After his marriage he resided in Boston, owned a large landed property 
on what is now Lincoln Street, and kept a large wood wharf on Sea Street. He 
resided at the comer of Summer and Lincoln Streets, and d. Aug. 17, 1827, a. 69. 

V I . Chil. b. at Boston. 

1203 Benjamin B. b, June 8, 1806 ; m. Charlotte A. Leverett, Oct. 24, 1829. 497 

1204 Rebecca Ann, b. Dec. 13, 1807 ; m. Luther J. Barnes, Mh. 24, 18S15. 498 

1205 Charles B. b. July 4, 1810 ; m. Susan £. Skinner, Jany. 8^ 1835. 499 

184 ARTHUR FESSENDEN, [403] m. SARAH HALL, Nov. 20, 1788, 
who was b. Oct. 14, 1765, the dau. of Col. Hopestill Hall, of Dorches- 
ter, who m. Sarah Baker, May, 1763. (Col. Hall was b. Mh. 16, 1742, and d. 
Sep. 25, 1803; his wf. was b. Feb. 18, 1742, and d. Sep. 21, 1808.) Mr. Fes- 
senden was a merchant in Boston, resided on Gridley Street, near High Street, 
but d. in Woburn, June 17, 1841, a. 77. His wf. d. at Boston, July 24, 1830, a. 
nearly 66. He was a partner of the late Lieut. Gov. E. H. Robbins, and after 
the dissolution of the partnership he lost a large property in consequence of ihe 
failure of Gov. Robbins. 

VI. Chil. 

1206 John, b. Sep. 10, 1789 ; d. Oct. 3, 1792. 

1207 Sarah, b. May 11, 1792 ; resides at Wob. 1852, unmd. 

1208 Arthur, b. July 26, 1794 ; m. Mary H. Ellis, Sep. 27, 1819. 500 

1209 Charlotte, b. Mh. 27, 1796 ; m. Joel F. Thayer, Nov. 21, 1819. 501 

1210 Charles P. b. Feb. 11, 1798; m. wid. Mary Ann (AmoBtroDg) Mc- 

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1211 Mary, b. Nov. 28, 1799 ; resides at Wob. 1852, uDifid. 

1212 Rebecca, b. Nov. 9, 1801 ; " u u u 

1213 Edward Hall, b. Dec. 10, 1803 ; d. Sep. 2, 1845, unmd. 

1214 John K. b. Aug. 10, 1807 ; m. Abigail Warren, Oct. 18, 1829. 603 

. A 185 ELIZABETH FESSENDEN, [404] m. 1. BENJAMIN NICHOLS, of 
Jfffi^ __ Milton. 2. m. BESffiLVINTON, of Boston. She d. a wid. Dec. 1839. 

VL Chil. by Ist mg. ^^ ^« ^P /€/2.. /v >V^ 

1215 Eliza, b. m. 1. Cushman. 

2. Ephraim Marsh, Jr. 
Chil. by 2d mg. jhflf^ ' 

1216 Benjamin F. b. — 1217 John, b. d. unmd. ftbovit 1825. 

1218 Elisha, b. d. a. 10. <^ ^^ c^ /r/T 

1219 Mary Ann, b. m. Dexter Dana, and d. 1844* 

1220 Sarah Barbara, b. m. one Jones. 

186 GEORGE FESSENDEN, [407] m. ELIZABETH SUMNER, Nov. 
1795, who was b. Mh. 17, 1777, the dau. of William Sumner, of Dor- 
chester. Mr. Fessenden was a blacksmith, resided at Watertown, Boston and 
Milton, and d. at M. May, 1806, a> 35. His wid. d. May 15, 1851, a. 74. 

VI. Chil. 

1221 Eliza, b. in Watertown, Sep. 7, 1796 ; resides, 1852, unmd. at Dorchester. 

1222 George W. b. in Watertown, Ap. 17, 1798 ; d. Oct. 30, 1847. 

1223 William Sumner, b. in Watertown, Nov. 7, 1799 ; went to sea Sep. 1814, 

and was never heard from. 

1224 Harriet, b. in Boston, Aug. 12, 1801 ; m. Friend Crane, Nov. 23, 18J6. 504 

187 KEBECCA FESSENDEN, [408] m. Capt. ARCHIBALD ANDER- 
SON, 1803, in Boston. (He was the son of James Anderson, of War- 
ren, Me. who was b. in Scotland, 1749, who md. Hannah Nutting, and d. June 3, 
1828, a. 79. James was the son of Archibald Anderson, who was from Ban- 
nockbum, in Scotland, who md. Ann Malcolm, of Glasgow, Scotland, and came 
to America with the " Scotch Colony," in 1753, settled at Warren, Me. and d. 
about 1783. His wid. d. Ap. 16, 1807, a. 86.) Capt. Anderson removed from 
Boston to Warren, Me. 1812, and d. there Oct. 11, 1849, a. 69. His wid. still 
resides at Warren. 

Y I . Chil. the first four b. at Boston, the others at Warren. 

1225 Arthur, b. Mh. 9, 1804, went to the "South-West" about 1828. He 10 

supposed to have died. 

1226 Rebecca Jane, b. 1805 ; d. 1806. 

1227 Archibald Calder, b. Ap. 3, 1807 ; m. Caroline F. Burrill, Feb. 17, 1828. 60& 

1228 Charles Fessenden, b. Oct. 4, 1809, is a School Teacher, and resides, 

1852, at Franktown, Va. unmd. 

1229 Rebecca Jane, b. June 4, 1812 ; m. Gilbert Anderson, 1839. 506 

1230 Hannah Elizabeth, b. Sep. 7, 1814 ; m. Horace Winchenbach, 1842. 607 

188 ESTHER SNOW [410] m. EPHRAIM SPAULDING. 
VI. Chil. 

1231 Alvah, b. ; d. on his way home from Har. Col. 

1232 Betsy, b. ; m. Aldrich, moved to Monson. 

1233 Assenath, b. ; m. — 1234 Dewey, b. m. 
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189 SAMUEL SNOW, [412] m. I. MOLLY WILSON, Nov. 26, 1773. 
2. m. Wid. ROBINSON. He d. at his son Elias's, in Woodstock, 
Ct. about 1836. 

VI. Chil. 

1236 Samuel, b. Sep. 3, 1774 ; m. Jerusha Jackson. 608 

1237 Molly, b. July 25, 1776. 

1238 Daniel, b. Ap. 30, 1779, moved to Cavendish, Vt ; m. Rebecca Boynton. 

He d. at Cav. had a dau. — 1238^ Almy. 

1239 Roswell, b. Feb. 22, 1781 ; d. Sep. 4, 1790. 

1240 Lucy, b. Sep. 14, 1782; d. Dec. 11, 1790. 

1241 Elias, b. Jany. 2i, 1785 ; m. Mary Lyman, of Woodstock, Ct where 

they resided. Had sons — 1241^ Elias, and — 1241* Lyman. 

1242 Hannah, b. Oct. 3, 1787 ; m. Cyrus Tracy, Mb. 3, 1808. 609 

1243 Amanda, b.Ap. 13, 1790; m. M'Clanathan, ofBrookfidd. Nochil. 

1244 Tryphena, b. May 12, 1793 ; m. Nelson Work, in Brimfield ; has 

one son — 1244* John. 



190 BILARCHY SNOW, [415] m. MOLLY SMITH, May 17, 1781. Re- 
sided in Connecticut 

VI. Chil. 

1245 Eleazer, b. May 7, 1782 ; m. Pruda Richards. 

1246 Smith, b. Aug. 18, 1784 ; m. Sarah Hyde, and d. 1841 or '42. 

1247 Cynthia, b. July 29, 1786 ; m. Weedfen Clark, Feb. 3, 1825. 

1248 Clina, b. Nov. 1, 1788. 

1249 Myra, b. Oct 31, 1790 ; m. Rowe Cooley. 

1250 Miriam, b. Mh. 20, 1793. 

1251 Bilarchy, b. m. F. D. Trowbridge, Dec. 26, 1828, and re- 

sided, 1850, in Tolland, Ct 



191 MOLLY SNOW, [416] m. ENOCH PIERCE, of Mansfield, Ct 

VI. Chil. 
1252 Experience, — 1253 Enoch, b. — 1254 Earle, b. 

192 THANKFUL SNOW, [419] m. SAMUEL BUGBEE, of Ashford, Ct 
VI. Chil. 

1255 Samuel, b. 

1256 Betsy, b. ; m. Experience Swifl, of Mansfield, Ct 

1257 Sophia, b. ; m. David Bugbee. 

1258 A daughter, — 1259 Josiah, 



193 BENJAMIN AMOS LOCKE, [430] m. 1. BETSY LAWRENCE, 
1808. 2. m. SALLY MARRETT, June 15, 1823. He resided at 
Lexington, and d. Oct 19, 1829, a. nearly 60. His wid. resides at Lex. 

V I . Chil. by 2. wf. b. at Lexington. 

1260 Sarah Elizabeth, b. Feb. 3, 1824 ; m. Jeduthan Richardson, [2054] 904 

Jany. 1, 1849. 

1261 Benjamin F. b. July 3, 1825 ; m. Anne E. Hill, Oct 31, 1849. SIO 

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194 STEPHEN LOCKE [481] m. BETSY NICHOLS, Ap. 11, 1804, 

dau. of Capt. Noah Nichols, of Cohasset. He resided at Lexington, 
where he d. May 10, 1839, a. 6L His wid. resides at Lexington, 1852. 

y I . Chii. b. at Lexington. 

1363 William, b. Sep. 2, 1805 ; m. Harriet Locke, Nov. 5, 1838. 611 

1264 Stephen, b. Feb. 18, 1807; m. Priscilla Wellington, May, 1832. 612 

1265 Nichols, b. Mh. 20, 1810 ; m. Bloomy Davis, June 5, 1838. (13 

1266 Amos, b. Sep. 30, 1813; m. Rhoda Blodgett, May 31, 1834. S14 

1267 Elizabeth, b. Feb. 15, 1823 ; d. Oct 18, 1826. 

196 AMOS LOCKE, [433] m. JOANNA GREENLEAF, of Medford, 
Mh. 27, 1805, who d. Aug. 7, 1841. He resided at Bedford and Mon- 
son, and in 1835 removed to Springfield, where he d. July 7, 1841. 

VI. Chil. b. at Bedford. 

1268 Mary Ann, b. June 27, 1807 ; m. Cyrus Buckland, May 18, 1824. 616 

1269 Abby Ann, b. June 20, 1809 ; d. Sep. 5, 1819, at Monson. 

196 JAMES LOCKE [432] m. LUCY NICHOLS, Feb. 26, 1811, the dau. 
of Adna Nichols, of Lexington. He resided at Lex. a farmer, and d. Ap. 
1848, a. 63. His wid. resides at Lex. 

VI. Chil. 

1270 Sally, b. ; m. Thomas C. Gould ; resides at Lyndon, III. 

1271 James Adna, b. ; d.joung. 

1272 James Adna, b. ; m. Harriet Steams, resides at Lexington. 

1273 Benjamin, b. ; unmd. lives at Lexington. 

197 JOSEPH HARRINGTON, [434] m. LUCY RUSSELL, who was b. 
Nov. 7, 1768, the dau. of Philip, of Lexington. He d. Jany. 18, 1829. 
She resided at Lex. 1850. 

VI. Chil. 

1274 Susan, b. Nov. 23, 1792 ; d. Dec. 14, 1792. 

1275 Joseph, b. May 1, 1794 ; m. Mary Snow, May 3, 1821. 616 

1276 John, b. June 6, 1796 ; d. June 4, 1804. 

1277 Lucy,b. Nov. 28, 1798; m. William Grover ; d. Jany, 12, 1834— no issue. 

1278 Jonas, b. Nov. 7, 1800 ; d. Sep. 16, 1802. 

1279 Mary, b. Sep. 19, 18 ; d. Aug. 4, 1828, unmd. 

1280 Lydia, b. Feb. 10, 1806 ; m. Daniel Kenneston, of Lex. Feb. 10, 1828 ; re- 

sides in Bedford. 

1281 Nehemiah M. b. Mh. 14, 1808; m. Sophia Woodbury, of Boston, Dec. 11, 

1845. He is a chaise and harness maker, at Lexington. 

1282 Emily, b. Aug. 13, 1810; d. Mh. 22, 1828. 

1283 Stephen, b. May 9, 1812 ; m. E. Hall, of Dedham, Mh. 1832. He 

is a blacksmith at Boston. 

196 JONATHAN HARRINGTON, [437] m. in West Camb. RUTH 
BRITTON, of Shrewsbury, Nov. 10, 1799, who was b. 1777, and d. 
May 12, 1817, a. 40. He d. June 9, 1821, a. 45. They resided at 
Medford, where they both d. 

VI. Chil. 

1284 Otis, b. Dec. 16, 1800 ; m. Charlotte Tappan, of Woodbridge, N. J. He d. 

at New York, 1836 ; had 2 sons and 2 daus. 

1285 Caroline, b. Dec. 28, 1802 ; m. Chandler R. Humphrey. 617 



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1286 Fidelia, b. Sep. 12, 1805 ; m. Samuel F. TuAsi, of Charlestown, and d. 

leaving 2 sons. 

1287 Almira, b. Jany. 7, 1808 ; m. Robert Laidlaw,of New York, and had 2 sons. 

1288 Ruhamah B. b. Sep. 14, 1810 ; m. William Morgan, of New York, " moved 

West," had 3 sons. 

1289 Jonathan, b. Oct. 20, 1813; m. Calista Durfee, of Medway ; d. Sep. 1849, 

a. 36, leaving no chil. 

1290 Edward, b. June 9, 1816 ; d. Jany. 1, 1817. 

199 BETSY LOCKE, [456] m. JAMES WYMAN, Jr. (son of James of 
Lex.) Jany. 25, 1798, who was b. 1776, and d. Ap. 19, 1836, a. 60, He 
was a farmer, and resided at Lex. where she resides. 

VI. Chil. 

1291 James, b. Ap. 18, 1798 ; m. Margaret Center, Dec. 10, 1823. She ob- 

tained a divorce Jany. 1852, and m. hU uncle Francis Wyman, Feb. 1852. 

1292 Emily, b. Oct. 18, 1801 ; d. May 9, 1803. 

1293 Emily, b. Jany. 10, 1803 ; m. John Johnson, Mb. 31, 1825 ; reudes in 

Methuen. 

1294 Elbridge, b. Mb. 1, 1805 ; resides at Beacon Island, North Carolina. 

1295 William P. b. Dec. 6, 1808 ; m. Eliza Philbrick ; resides in Woburn. 

1296 Anna, P. b. Sep. 10, 1812; m. Samuel Richardson, in Lexington, June 22, 

1843 ; resides in Methuen. 

1297 Benjamin, b. July 6, 1816 ; m. Lucy Ann Puffer, Nov. 17, 1840. 

1298 John G. b. May 17, 1818; resides at Lexington. 

1299 Susan Elizabeth, b. Aug. 17, 1920 ; m. Jewett B. Streeter, Jany. 17, 1838 ; 

resides in Woburn. 

1300 Lucy A. b. Ap. 2, 1825 ; m. Marshall H. Locke, son of Hammond Locke, 

(see Par. 392) Dec. 27, 1848. 

1301 Francis S. b. Ap. 1, 1827 ; resides in Boston. 

200 REUBEN LOCKE, [467] m. POLLY WILEY, Feb. 2, 1804, who 
was b. Feb. 24, 1785 ; they resided at Stoneham, 1851. 

VI. Chil. 

1302 Reuben, b. Jany. 21, 1805 ; m. Abby Lynde, of Maiden, May 19, 1830. 

1303 Luther, b. Oct. 10, 1808 ; m. Lucinda Wiley, Oct. 1833. 

1304 Abner Gerry, b. Jany. 2, 1813 ; m. Nancy B. Howard, Nov. 6, 1834. 

1305 Lucinda, b. May 11, 1817 ; d. May 11, 1817. 

1306 Polly Wiley, b. Ap. 7, 1819 ; d. Oct. 5, 1820. 

1307 James Leathe, b. June 15, 1822 ; m. Olive Stewart, Ap. 30, (1846 ?) 

aOl LOA LOCKE, [458] m. MARY FOSTER, Mh. 15, 1805, who was 
b. Oct. 3, 1784 ; resides at Lexington. 

VI. Chil. 

1308 Loa, b. Oct. 12, 1805 ; resides at Washington, D. C. has been m. twice. 

1309 Romanus, b. Jany. 4, 1807 ; d. Feb. 1833, a. 26. 

1310 George, b. Ap. 21, 1811 ; m. Abby Smith Casey, of Framingham, Jany. 

15, 1849 ; resides at Lexington. 

1311 Lydia, b. Dec. 26, 1813 ; m. Eben. B. Tuck, Aug. 2, 1838. They resided 

and d. at Croyden, N. H. 

1312 Stephen, b. Oct. 24, 1815 ; m. Elizabeth Jane Casey, of Framingham ; re- 

sided at Saxonville, 1851. 

1313 Mary Ann, b. Feb. 15, 1819 ; m. Ebenezer Lakeman, Cot 1, 1843. lit 



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MS Dea. CHASLES LOCKE, [469] m. ABIGAIL NICHOLS, of Cbhas- 
set. Dee. 8, 1812, who was b. Dec. 5, 1791. He is a farmer, residing 
in the northerly part of Lex. and Dea« of the Church in Lex. 

y I . Chil. b. at Lexington. 

1314 Charles Burrill, b. Dec. 2, 1813 ; m. Lucy A. Croeby, July 85, 1835. 619 

1315 Lewis, b. Nov. 21, 1815 ; m. 1. Louisa M. Caldwell, Ap. , 1840. 620 

2. Mary Dennett, May 5, 184 . 

1316 Abigail, b. Ap. 22, 1817 ; m. William M. Roberts, Aug. 22, 1839. S21 

1317 Elmira, b. Feb. 27, 1819 ; d. Ap. 27, 1833. 

1318 Elizabeth Nichols, b. Nov. 15, 1828. 

203 BETSY LOCKE, [468] m. TIMOTHY TILESTON, Je. of Boston, 
1805, the son of Timothy and Mary Tileston. He is a plane maker, 
residing in Boston. 

VI. Chil. 

1319 Timothy, b. 1806 ; m. Pamela Colby, 1828 ; d. 1840. 

1320 Betsy, b. 1807 ; m. Thomas Bancroft, 1824, and d. 1831. 

1321 Mary S. b. 1808 ; d. 1810. 

1322 Hannah, b. 1810 ; m. Thomas C. Sholes, 1824 ; no chil. She d. 

at Lynchburg, Va. May 18, 1852. 

1323 Benjamin L. b. 1811; 

1324 Mary, b. 1814 ; m. Thomas B. StockwelL 

1325 George, b. 1816; 

1326 Caroline, b. 1818 ; d. 1819. 

1327 Caroline, b. 1820 ; m. Marshall Johnson. 

1328 William H. b. 1824 ; d. 1849. 

1329 Edwin a b. 1831 ; d. 1832. 

204 RUTH LOCKE [470] m. HARVEY TILESTON, of Borton, June 
6, 1811, who was b. in Boston, Oct. 30, 1787, and d. Oct. 11, 1832. 
Shed. Sep. 11, 1847, a. 57.. 

VI. Chil. 

1330 Harvey, b. Ap. 26, 1812 ; m. Louisa Hew^s, Nov. 4, 1835. 522 

205 LEVI LOCKE, [474] m. SUSAN SIMONDS, Dec. 1, 1829, who was 
b. Aug. 7, 1808, and d. Nov. 11, 1846. She was the dau. of Caleb of 
Lex. He resided at Boston, Milton, and Charlestown, and d. at Charles* 
town, June 1, 1846, a. 47. 

VI. ChU. 

1331 Susan Simonds, b. Jany. 11, 1831, in Burlington ; m. Joseph Swan Cur- 

rell, Ap. 11, 1847, had — 1131 ^ Frances Adelaide, b. Ap. 11, 1848 ; 
resides in Charlestown. 

1332 Mary Stedman, b Sep. 25, 1833, at Milton ; resides at Redfield, Me. 

1333 Betsy Tileston, b. Nov. 14, 1835, at Milton ; m. John Warren Barnard, 

Oct. 21, 1849, who was b. Nov. 16, 1829 ; resides at Charlestown. 

1334 William Francis, b. June 10, 1836, in Milton. 
13^ Abigail, b. Aug. 27, 1838, in Milton. 

1386 Charles, b. Aug. 4, 1840, in Milton ; d. Ap. 14, 1841. 

1337 Charles Washington, b. Ap. 21, 1842, in Boston. 

1338 Mehitable, b. Aug. 29, 1846, in Charlestown ; d. Oct 19, 1846. 



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206 LUSEBA LOCKE, [475] m. LABIBERT MATNARD, Aug. 6, 1824, 
who was b. Jan. 25, 1799 ; (the son of Antipas Ma3mard, who was b. 

Ap. 27, 1776 ; md. Sally Rice, Aug. 14, 1797, who was b. Nov. 15, 1772, and 
is now a wid. residing in Boston.) Lambert M. has been many years the Land- 
lord of the New England House, Boston. His wf. d. Jany. 9, 1852, a. 50. 

VI. Chil. 

1339 Mary Luseba, b. Aug. 9, 1825 ; m. Orson Humphre Thornton, Jany. 1, 

1850, and resides at her father's. 

1340 William Lambert, b. Sep. 2, 1826. 

1341 Henry Huggerford, b. Jany. 16, 1828. 

1342 Frederick Augustus, b. Aug. 31, 1829. 

1343 Josephine, b. Oct 13, ia38. — 1344 Geoi^iana, b. Dec. 1, 1842. 

207 MARY RUSSELL, [489] m. ABRAHAM DUREN, Oct 25, 1801, 
who was b. Sep. 16, 1776, and d. Oct 14, 1822, a. 46. He was son 

of Abraham Duren, of Chelmsford, who was b. Nov. 4, 1737, and m. Lydia, dau. 
of Benjamin and Sarah Gould, of Chelmsford, Nov. 1, 1764, and who was b. 
July 7, 1738 ; and the gr. gr. son of Abraham and Rachel Duren. 

The wid. Mary Russell Duren now, 1852, resides at Wobum, on the place 
where her husband resided ; it being the same place described on page 25 as 
having been formerly owned by Ebenezer Locke, the son of William, Jr., and has 
remained in the family ever since. The ancient house stands on a fine eminence 
at the end of a lane leading from the road, and is beautifully ornamented by 
shade trees. Mrs. Duren^s sons have built some convenient houses on both sides 
of the lane, forming quite a little village called Durenville. 

V I . Chil. bom at Wobum. 

1345 Samuel Russell, b. May 29, 1803 ; m. Sybel Spaulding, Dec. 12, 1826. 623 

1346 Mary, b. Dec. 13, 1805 ; m. Joseph Kendall, Dec. 28, 1826. 624 

1347 Warren, b.Ap. 14, 1809; m. 1. Mary Ann Marrett, June 3, 1833. 626 

2. Mary Chandler, Oct 18, 1848. 

1348 William, b. June 5, 1813; m. Augusta R. Locke, (dau. of Hammond 

Locke, Par. 392,) Feb. 4, 1845. 

1349 Abraham, b. Nov. 21, 1815 ; m. Prudence Simonds, Ap. 5, 1842. 626 



208 JESSE RUSSELL, [490] m. SARAH MUNROE, [744] the dau. of 
William and Abigail. She d. 1828 ; he is also dead. They resided 
in Lexington and Wobum. 

VI. Chil. 

1350 Joshua, b. ; d. young. 

1351 Esther, b. ; resides unmd. at Wob. 

1352 Thomas, b. ; resides at Lexington, 1852, with his gr. mother, unmd. 

209 RUTH RUSSELL, [491] m. DANIEL OILMAN, Ap. 4, 1824, who 
who was b. at Gilmanton, N. H. June 12, 1795, and d. Mh. 7, 1834. 
He was the son of John, and was a farmer at Wobum, where he d. 
His wid. resides, 1852, in Boston. 

VI. Chil. b. at Wobum. 

1353 Daniel Tenney, b. Nov. 27, 1824 ; m. Mary M. Janes, ? May 6, 1847. 627 

1354 John Russell, b. Aug. 19, 1826 ; m. Elizabeth Olds. 628 

1355 Leander Proctor, b. June 29, 1828; m. Eliza Soule, Ap. 1850. 

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210 NEHEMIAH STONE, Jr. [505] m. LUCY BARTLETT, Jany, 15, 
1783, who d. Jany. 10, 1826. He was living at Oxford, 1851. 

VI. Chil. 
1857 Sarah, b. Feb. 24, 1784 ; d. young. 

1358 Lucy, b. Ap. 4, 1785 ; m. 1. Charles Thompson, Mh. 29, 1808. 629 

2. John Russell, Feb. 4, 1822. 

1359 Martha, b. July 15, 1786 ; m. Samuel Hall, Jany. 1819. 630 

1360 Betsy, b. Mh. 30, 1788 ; m. Charles Marble, Jany. 1, 1813. 631 

1361 Fanny, b. Dec. 13, 1789 ; m. Jacob Tucker, July 12, 1815. 632 

1362 Lydia, b. Mh. 28, 179:^; m. 1. Jacob Marble, Dec. 13, 1812. 633 

2. Issachar Corains, Ap. 10, 1830. 

1363 Sophia, b. July 1, 1795 ; m. Luther Marble. 634 

1364 Nehemiah Bartlett, b. Sep. 17, 1798 ; resides in Charlton ; has repre- 

sented that town in the Legislature. 

211 Col. EBENEZER STONE, [506] m. ESTHER LAMB, Ap. 16. 
1783, who d. May 12, 1849. They resided at Charlton, where he d. 
Oct 8, 1833, a. 72. 

VI. Chil. 

1365 Hannah, b. Oct. 30, 1783 ; m. Simeon Rich, July 2, 1812. 536 

1366 Samuel, b. Aug. 12, 1787; m. Elizabeth Yale, Dec. 15, 1812. 636 

1367 Esther, b. Sep. 27, 1789. 

1368 Ebenezer Locke, b. Oct. 1, 1793. 

1369 Harriet, b. Mh. 9, 1797 ; m. 1. John Rich, Feb. 28, 1815. 637 

2. Amos Williams, Sep. 1, 1823. 
1870 Marietta, b. May 2, 1801 ; m. Thomas H. Rice, Ap. 26, 1829. 638 

1371 Sally, b. Feb. 19, 1805. 

212 Doct. SAMUEL LOCKE, [508] ra. HANNAH COWDEN, (the dau. 
of Major Thomas Cowden, of Fitchburg,) Dec. 30, 1782, who was b. 

June 23, 1763. Major Cowden was of Irish descent, and was a gentleman dis- 
tinguished in the Revolutionary war, and was a man of influence in the town. 
Doct. Locke was a Physician, practised a short time at Fitchburg, and afterwards 
at Sherburne, where he d. at the early age of 27, Aug. 31, 1788. His wid. md. 
JOHN SAVAGE, a Portrait Painter, Jany. 17, 1799, who resided at Princeton 
and Philadelphia, and d. at Fredericksburg, Va. Aug. 16, 1800, a. 36. She then 
md. JAMES WOOD, of Westminster, Vt. formerly of Lunenburg, a farmer. 
She was again left a wid. and d. at the house of her dau. Mrs. Sawyer, at Mount 
Vernon, N. H. July 16, 1812, a. 49. 

VI. Chil. 

1372 Hannah, b. Nov. 5, 1783 ; m. Sawyer, who resided at Mount 

Vernon, N. H. and I believe also at Nashua, N. H. All efforts have 
proved unavailing to obtain any definite information of this family ; one 
of them writes, " I have no information to give." 

1373 Chariotte, b. June 11, 1785 ; m. John Whitcomb, Jany. 18, 1810. 639 

1374 Keziah Bullard, b. June 16, 1787 ; m. Jonathan Haskell, Ap. 1808. 640 

1375 Eunice Newell, twin of the last, b. June 16, 1787 ; d. June 26, 1787. 

213 EPHRAIM WILDER, [511] m. HANNAH REED, about 1778. He 
was a farmer, resided at New Braintree, and d. Jany. 17, 1839. His 

wf. was dau. of Col. Joseph and Eunice Reed, of Sterling and Brookfield, and 
d. at N. B. Dec. 14, 1812, a. 49. Mr. W. was a soldier of the Revolution, was 
at the surrender of Burgoyne, and received a pension. 
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VI. Chil. 

1376 Joseph, b. ; m. Nichols ; was a merchant in Boston. 

His wid. resides with her son John, at Albany, N. Y. 

1377 Nathan, b. Nov. 16, 1781 ; d. unmd. at South Reading, Dec. 4, 1849. 

1378 Ephraim, b. , was a merchant, went to Albany, N. Y". about 1811; 

d. Ap. 1838, unmd. 

1379 Mary, b. Oct. 5, 1787, at Brookfield ; m. Ebenezer Farley, Sep. 17, 1816. 641 

1380 George W. b. Mh. 8, 1790 ; m. , Jany. 24, 1819. 542 

214 TIMOTHY WILDER, [512] m. in Rutland, Vt. EUNICE OSGOOD, 
of Sterling, 1783. He returned to Sterling, where he d. May 19, 1831, 

a. 71. His wid. was living at Sterling, 1849. Mr. W. was a patriot of the Revo- 
lution, and served his country in the army three years, for which he received a 
pension. 

VI. Chil. 

1381 Timothy, b. May 27, 1783 ; d. unmd. at Sterling, 1850; a. 67. 

1882 Ephraim, b. Nov. 16, 1791 ; m. Rebecca Hunt, 1828. 543 

1383 Eunice, b. July 30, 1793 ; resides unmd. at Sterling, 1852. 

1384 Rebecca, b. July 16, 1795 ; resides unmd. at Sterling, 1852. 

1385 Derrick, b. June 20, 1797; d. Sep. 19, 1799. 

1386 Albert, b. Sep. 25, 1799 ; d. Sep. 27, 1799. 

>Lr^A^ 1387 Nancy, b. Sep. 1 1, 1800 ; m. fsektet Kendall, Feb. 3, 1823. 644 

1388 Merrick, b. July 18, 1803 ; m. Catherine Day, of Winchendon, 1830. 

1389 Charles A. b. Aug. 22, 1807 ; d. Sep. 19, 1809. 

1390 Lucretia, b. June 25, 1809 ; m, George L. Stewart, June 30, 1835. 545 

1391 Augustus, b. Feb. 23, 1811; m. Charlotte Moore, of Tolland, Dec. 

1847 ; who d. 1847. He is a mechanic, resided in N. York, 1849. 

215 LUCRETIA WILDER, [513] m. EBENEZER POPE, Dec. 1780, 
a merchant in Sterling. (He was the son of Joseph and Hannah 

(Shaw) Pope, of Danvers, afterwards of Pomfret, Ct. where he (the father) re- 
moved with General Putnam, who m. his sister Sarab. From Pomfret he moved 
to Sterling, where he d. May 27, 1807, a^91. His wf. d. May 1, 1798, a. 77. 
Besides Ebenezer, he had another son, the Rev. Joseph Pope, of Spencer, who 
m. Ann Hammond, of Newton, and d. Mh. 10, 1826; his wid. was living at 
Spencer a few years since.) Ebenezer was b. at Pomfret, Ct. May 29, 1752, 
and d. at Sterling, Mh. 24, 1825, a. 73. His wf. d. Sep. 24, 1816, a. 55. 

VI. Chil. b. jn Sterling. 

1392 Joseph, b. Sept. 20, 1781, d. Aug. 12, 1814, unmd. ; was a farmer at Sterling. 

1393 Ebenezer, b. Nov. 12, 1783 ; was a merchant in Sterling, a Colonel of the 

Mass. Militia, and a Dep. Sheriff, and d. unnul. Mh. 11, 1833. 

1394 Hannah, b. Nov. 27, 17d5 ; resides unmd. at Sterling, 1852. 

1395 Betsy, b. Feb. 1, 1788; m. Jacob Conant, Jany. 31, 1810. 546 

1396 Lucretia, b. Sep. 28, 1791 ; m. Jabez Crosby Howe, of Spencer, June 

6, 1815, who was b. Feb. 5, 1787, the son of William and Abigail (Crosby) 
Howe, of South Brookfield. Mr. Howe is a merchant ; he resided in 
Spencer from 1815 to 1822, when he removed to Boston, where he now 
resides. No chil. 

1397 Nancy, b. Dec. 20, 1793 ; m. Amos Howe, brother of the above, Jaa. 19, 
1819. He was a merchant in Boston, and d. in Brookfield, Nov. 23, 1828, 
a. 30, leaving no issue. His wid. m. Rev. Joseph Vaill, of Brimfield, Jany. 
6, 1830, and resides in Somers, Ct. where he was installed 1844. 

1398 Josiah, b. Jany. 17, 1798 ; m. Lydia Jackson Cotton, June 30, 1825. 547 



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216 JOEL WILDER, [516] m. LUCY KENDALL, 1789, dau. of Josiah 
and Esther Kendall, of Sterling. He was a farmer, resided at Gard- 
ner, removed to Lancaster, where he d. May 2, 1837, a. 70. His wid. 
resides at Lancaster. 

VI. Chil. 

1399 Lucy, b. 1790 ; m. Dea. Otis Stearns, of Leominster, 1816. 665 

1400 Joel, b. July 16, 1796 ; ra. Deborah Whitman, 1828. 648 

1401 Caroline Amelia, b. July 16, 1810 ; m. Robert Andrews, 1834. 649 

1402 Charles Josiah, b. Jany. 1814 ; m. Eliza Carter, June 1838. 660 

217 Col JOSIAH WILDER, [517] m. SUSAN CARLTON, of Rindge, 
N. H. Ap. 11, 1801, who was b. Ap. 1, 1777. He moved from Ster- 
ling to Rindge, 1794, was a merchant many years, a part of the time in partner- 
ship with his brother Samuel. He represented Rindge in the House of Reps, of 
New Hampshire 9 years from 1^02 to 1810; was in the Senate in 1811, and d. 
Ap. 27, 1812, a. nearly 42. He was also a Col. of the Now Hamp. Militia, and 
maintained a most excellent character. His wid. m. Jacob Haskell, Esq. of Har- 
vard, about 1814, and d. there Nov. 20, 1844. 

VI. Chil. 

1403 Julia Ann, b. Sep. 21, 1802 ; m. Augustus Robbing, Sep. 24, 1835. 661 

1404 Alfred Montrose, b. Ap. 17, 1804; m. Lydia E. Babcock, Nov. 9, 1835. 662 

218 Capt. HARRISON WILDER, [518] m. KEZIAH POWERS, only 
dau. of Ephraim and Keziah Powers, of Sterling, Jan. 3, 1803, and re- 
sides at Sterling. To him am 1 indebted for much of the information I give of 
the Wilder families. He resides on his father's homestead on the main road from 
Lancaster to Sterling, being the first farm west of Lancaster and Sterling line, 
and which has been in possession of the family about a century. 

VI. Chil. b. at Sterling. 

1405 Maria, b. Jan. 31, 1804 ; d. unmd. July 29, 1839. 

1406 Maria Ann, b. Mh. 1, 1807, ) ., j . q. r 

1407 Elizabeth, b. May l! 1810, } ^^^^^^ ""™^- «^ S*^^^^"«- 

1408 Josiah, b. July 27, 1812 ; m. Susannah B. Maynard, Sep. 25, 1841. 663 

1409 Martha, b. Ap. 21, 1817 ; m. Henry T. Taylor, Ap. 28, 1841. 664 

219 SAMUEL LOCKE WILDER, Esq. [519] m. ANNA SHERWIN, 
May 20, 1797, dau. of Timothy and Mary (Crombie) Sherwin, of 

Rindge, N. H. but formerly of Boxford. She was b. Dec. 31, 1778, and d. Feb. 
5, 1851, a. 72. Mr. Wilder went to Rindge, May 27, 1794, was clerk in his 
brother's store and afterwards a partner, and after the death of his brother he car- 
ried on business in company with his son Marshall P. He was Representative 
from Rindge in the Legislature of N. H. 13 years, viz. 1815 to 1823, '28, ^29,. 
1838 and '39. Has been a Jus. of the Peace since 1816, and is now a Justice 
throughout the State of N. H. 

VI. Chil. b. at Rindge. 

1410 Marshall P. b. Sep. 22, 1798 ; m. 1. Tryphosa Jewett, Dec. 31, 1820. 665 

2. Abby Baker, Aug. 29, 1833. 

1411 Eurydice, b. July 13, 1801 ; d. Jany. 9, 1818. 

1412 Frederick A. b. Ap. 16, 1804 ; m. Apphia Tyler, Jany. 28, 1828. 666 

1413 Mary Ann, b. Ap. 1, 1806 ; m. Rev. Albert B. Camp, Feb. 8, 1829. 667 

1414 Nancy, b. Nov. 10, 1809 ; d. Feb. 23, 1880. 



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1415 Josiah, b. Oct 31, 1813 ; m. Elizabeth F. Fosdick, May 13, 1885. 6S8 

1416 Mersilvia, b. June 18, 1816 ; m. Stephen B. Sherwin, Ap. 16, 1835. 5S9 

1417 Eurydice Augusta, b. Jany. 28, 1819. 

1418 Samuel Locke, b. Jany. 9, 1822 ; m. Anna Silsby, Oct. 15, 1845. 560 

220 JOHN LOCKE, [525] m. at Lancaster, ESTHER PHELPS, the dau. 
of Asahel, May 21, 1786, (Family Rec.) or Dec. 14, 1786, (Town 

Rec.) She was b. Dec. 21, 1766, and was living a widow at Moravia, N. Y. in 
1849. He resided at Sempronius, N. Y. in that part since called Moravia, where 
he d. Feb. 22, 1807 or '8, from a wound accidentally inflicted with a knife. He 
moved from Lancaster to Buckland about 1793, and from thence to Sempronius 
about 1802. 

VI. Chil. 

1419 Esther, b. Ap. 8, 1787, at Lancaster ; m. Parker, and resides at 

Moravia. 

1420 Lucy, b. Dec. 17, 1789, at Lancaster. 

1421 BetMy, b. Feb. 11, 1793, at Buckland. 

1422 John, b. Dec. 5, 1794, at Buckland, was m. — resided at Lodi, N. Y. where 

he d. Aug. 1851 ; had 4 chil. 

1423 David, b. July 13, 1797, at Buckland ; d. Sep. 28, 1812, in consequence of 

a wound accidentally received from a gun. 

1424 Mary, b. Feb. 19, 1799, at Buckland ; m. Chauncy Wright, Jany, 11, 661 

1827. 

1425 James G. b. Jany. 16, 1802 ; m. and resided at Lodi, N. Y. 1851. 

1426 Henry W. b. Jany. 22, 1805 ; m. Temperance Wood, Dec. 22, 1833. 662 

221 HARRIET LOCKE, [526] m. CALEB ALEXANDER, of Winches- 
ter, N. H. 1792, where he was b. May 19, 1765, (the son of Col. Reuben 

Alexander, whose father was from Scotland.) He was a highly respectable 
merchant at Winchester. His wf. d. Sep. 2, 1807, and he m. MARY WOOD, 
dau. of Lieut. Samuel Wood, of W. in 1809, by whom he had Catherine, George 
Gardner, Mary, Moses, Samuel, Timothy, and Luke. He d. Ap. 3, 1837, a. 72. 

VI. Chil. 

1427 Gardner, b. Nov. 1, 1794 ; d. Sep. 26, 1796. 

1428 Harriet L. b. Ap. 27, 1797 ; m. John Butler, Nov. 27, 1815. 663 

1429 Louisa, b. Sep. 7, 1799 ; d. Oct. 19, 1799. 

1430 Emily, b. Oct. 11, 1800 ; m. Samuel Ripley. 664 

1431 Timothy, b. Feb. 26, 1803 ; d. June 3, 1803. 

222 WILLIAM LOCKE, Jr. [529] m. ELEANOR HAYNES, of Lancas- 
ter, Feb. 25, 1796. They are both residing at New Ipswich, N. H. 
where he was formerly a trader. 

V I . Chil. b. at New Ipswich. 

1432 William, b. July 29, 1798 ; m. Jane W. Wilder, of Ashburnham, Mh. 8, 
1829, the dau. of Caleb and Louisa W. He d. at Ashb. Sept 7, 1837, in 
consequence of a fall from a pear tree, leaving no issue. His wid. md. 
Harrison Wyman, of Westminster, Nov. 17, 1846. 

1438 Josiah, b. Oct. 18, 1804 ; m. Elizabeth W. Willard, Oct 18, 1827. 666 

223 POLLY LOCKE, [531] m. JOHN EMERSON, June 1, 1801, (the 
son of Thomas, of Topsfield, who m. Lydia Porter, of Wenham.) He 

was a merchant, resided at Lunenburg (and Rindge, N. H. ?) and afterwards at 
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VIOLET P. SCOTT, dau. of Dr. Scott, of Peacham, Vt by whom he had dau. 
Ann Howe, who m. Upham, a merchant in Boston. 

VI. Chil. 

1434 Lydia, b. Aug. 2, 1802, at Lunenburg ; m. Thomas William Freelon, 666 

Sept. 3, 1821. 

1435 Thomas Locke, b. Mb. 3, 1804 ; was a midshipman in the U. S. 

Navy, resigned, became a merchant in Bfaine, and d. at sea about 1838. 

224 JOSIAH LOCKE, [582] m. SUSANNAH PATTERSON, Oct 12, 
1806, dau« of James and Miriam Patterson, of Lunenburg, where she 

was b. Mb. 14, 1785, and d. in Bloomfield, Me. May 27, 1819, by suicide in a 
state of mental derangement. He then m. Miss SARAH CROSSWELL, Mb. 
1822, who was b. at Plymouth. Mr. Locke d. Mh. 28, 1826, and his wid. m. 
Mr. ARMSBY, of Strons, Me. and d. his wid. in Bloomfield, 1844. Mr. Locke 
was an enterprising merchant and man of business at Bloomfield, was frequently 
elected to offices of trust in the town, and d. highly esteemed for his integrity. 

VL Chil. b. in Canaan, now Bloomfield. 

1436 Mary S. W. b. Aug. 8, 1807 ; m. George W. Hathaway, Mh. 20, 1835. 567 

1437 Ann L. b. Jany. 10, 1811 ; m. George W. Hathaway. 667 

1438 Samuel W. b. Jany. 17, 1813 ; was drowned at Bloomfield, Jan. 28, 1820. 

1439 James P. b. July 25, 1818 ; d. Oct 6, 1818? 

225 CATHERINE LOCKE, [543] m. AMOS WHEELER, who is dead ; 
she d. at Brookfield, Madison Co. N. Y. Ap. 4, 1851, a. 90 yrs. 7 mos,. 
and 4 days. 

VL Chil. 

1440 Persis, b. ; m. Price B. Mclnlyre, lives in Brookfield, N. Y. 

1441 Josiah, b. ; he is dead, his wid. and chil. live in Alleghany Co. N. Y. 

1442 Arad, b. ; resides at Villanova, Chautauque Co. N. Y. 

1443 Kitty, b. 

1444 Catherine, b. ; m. Shepherd, resides in Chenango Co. N. Y. 

1445 Amos, b. ; resides in Villanova, Chautauque Co. N. Y. 

1446 Loretta, b. ; " " " " 

226 JOHN LOCKE [544] m. PHEBE MATTHEWS, his cousin, in Brook- 
field ; resided at Wilmington, Vt. Salisbury, N. Y. and subsequently at 
Litchfield, N. Y. where he d. Jany. 31, 1833, a. 69. His wf. was b. 
Mh. 18, 1765, d. Aug. 20, 1846, a. 81.^ He was an intelligent farmer. 

VL Chil. 

1447 Lydia, b. Nov. 22, 1791 ; in Wilmington,Vt. — m. John Leach, 1814. 568 

1448 Elam, b. ; d. young. 

1449 John, b. Feb. 16, 1794, in Salisbury, N. Y. — m. Caroline Harris, in Litch- 
field, N. Y. 1816, resided there till about 1836, and moved to Brownhelm, 
Loraine Co. Ohio. Is a farmer, no chil. 

1460 Persis, b. Oct 30, 1797, in Litchfield, N. Y. — m. Dea. Luman Barber, in 
Ellington, Oct. 15, 1847, moved to Snow Hill, Cayuga Co. N. Y. He is 
a carpenter, Deacon of the Cong. Ch. She is a member of the Methodist 
Church. 

1451 Elam, b. Mh. 10, 1800 ; m. Candace Cordelia Easton, [1467] Ap. 16, 1826, 
and d. suddenly, June 20, 1827. Had one child that d. in infancy. His 
wid. resides at Cedarville, N. Y. 

1452 Fanny, b. Nov. 11, 1803 ; m. Lucius C. Rogers, Nov. 16, 1824. 569 
Two other chil. d. in infancy. 



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M7 JOSIAH LOCKE, [546] m. ELlZABETfT HARTWELL, of Wll^ 

mingtoD, Vt. 1791, who was living 1850, at Wyoming, N. Y. He re- 
sided at Wilmington, Vt Ogdensburg, N. Y. Winfield, N. Y. and several other 
places in N. Y. and d. at Covington, N. Y. Dec. 20, 1839, a. 72. The account 
of his family that follows was all that I was able to glean from various sources. 

VI. Chil. 

1453 Elam, b. 1794, in Winfield, N. Y. — m. Jane Jones, 1821. 91 1 

1454 Erie, b. l';95 ? d. in Philadelphia, 1820. 

1455 Ira, b. 1810 ? in Brookfield, N. Y.? m. Harriet Roberts ; is a 

merchaiit at Glenn^s Falls, N. Y. 

1456 Mik>, b. 1814? in Winfield? m. Charlotte Wheeler, of Middlebury, N. Y. 

resides at Geneseo, N. Y. 

1457 Myron, b. 1816 ? in Winfield ? m. Eunice Andrews, of Middlebury, N. Y. 

resides at Wyoming, N. Y. 

1458 Katherine, b. 1818? at Honeoye, N. Y. — m. William Graves, of Middle- 

bury ; resided in Perry, N. Y. 

1459 Phebe, b. ; m. Ira F. Pratt? a farmer, at Gainesville, N. Y. 

1460 Hannah, b. , at Genoa, N. Y. — m. Leonard Parmalee ? resides at 

Rochester, N.Y. 

1461 Fanny, b. ; m. Azor Cole, resides at (Jenesee, N. Y. 

1462 Betsy, b. - ; d. — 1463 Betsy ? b. 

14(54 Polly, b. ; m. , resided in Ohio — is dead. 

It is said that there were three other chil. — if so, they prob. d. young. 

228 HANNAH LOCKE, [547] m. ELIJAH EASTON, Nov. 1793, who 
was b. in Suffield, Ct. 1758, and removed to Wilmington, Vt. about 

1790, where he md. resided there till about 1805, when he removed to Berkshire 
Co. Mass. where he d. Aug. 27, 1815, in the town of Pittsfield, a. 57. Soon after 
the death of her husband, Mrs Easton moved to Cedarville, Herkirmer Ca N.Y. 
with her chil. where her father then resided. In 18;)0 she m. DANIEL TALL- 
COTT, of Warren, N. Y. who d. about 1847. She d. Aug. 27, 1851, a. 81. 
Both her husbands were farmers. 

VI. Chil. by 1. mg. b. all but the last three at Wilm'mgton, Vt. 

1465 Henry L. b. Sep. 21, 1794 ; m. Elizabeth Devendorff, Dec. 30, 1827. 570 

1466 Melisse, b. July 22, 1796; m. Russell Warren, of Warren, N.Y. June 

13, 1837, who d. Oct. 1, 1850 ; no chil. She resides at Columbia, N.Y. 

1467 Candace C. b. July 23, 1798 ; m. Elam Locke, [14oll her cousin, Ap. 16, 

1826, at Litchfield, N. Y. who d. June 20, 1827. She resides at Cedar- 
ville, having had one child that d. young. 

1468 Charity, b. July 24, 1801 ; d. Nov. 16, 1824, in Columbia, N.Y. unmd. 

1469 Harvey, b. Oct. 14, 1803 ; m. Maria Hughes, Oct. 9, 1832. 571 

1470 William L. b. Mh. 13, 1806 ; in Hancock, m. Emeline Henry, Feb. 572 

5, 1828. 

1471 Fanny, b. June 8, 1808 ; in Hancock, m. Francis Etheridge, Aug. 3, 673 

1831. 

1472 Charles L. b. Oct 26 j 1810, in Lanesboro^ 674 

qT^L L^4fiutL^tti. 1. Sopbia Starkweather, Jan. 19, 1836. 
/ ' 2. Clarissa Locke, [1513] July 14, 1848. 

229 HEPSEBAH LOCKE, [548] m. OLIVER PERRY. They lived and 

d. at Woodford, Vt. 

VI. Chil. 

1473 Dulcenath, b. ; m. Ayres, is a wid. at Bennmgton, Vt. 

1474 Willard, b. ; resides in Michigan. 

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1475 Eliza, b. ; m. Richmond, resides at Churcfaville, N.Y, 

1476 Nancy, b. ; m. Richmond, is a wid. at ^^ ^^ 

230 FANNY LOCKE, [549] m. SILAS HAMILTON, Ap. 3, 1803, in 
Litchfield, N. Y. who was b. Nov. 4, 1776, the son of Silas Hamilton, 

who was b. at Brookfield, Feb. 21, 173t>, and m. Hannah, dau. of David Hoit, 
who was b. lived and d. in the Old House at Deerfield, where his gr. gr. mother 
was shot by the Indians through the door. The house was taken down a few 
years since to the great regret of every one. Hannah Hoit was b. Sep. 6, 1744, 
and d. May, 1842, a. 97, her husband having d. Aug. 7, 1816, a. 80. 

Mr. Hamilton, who m. Fanny L. resided many years at Litchfield, N. Y. where 
his chil. were born ; of late years he has been a resident of Utica, N. Y, His 
wf. d. June 6, 1848, a. 73. 

VI. Chil. 

1477 Isaac T. b. Feb. 1, 1804 ; m. Joanna Pellett, Feb. 21, 1838. 575 

1478 Reuben S. b. Dec. 20, 1805 ; m. Maria Ford. 576 

1479 Silas L. b. Feb. 6, 1808 ; m. Zeruiah Annis Ames, Mh. 23, 1834. 577 

1480 Persis M. b. Mh. 18, 1810 ; m. Avery P. Thompson, Jany. 24, 1847, 

and resides at Cedarville, Herkimer Co. N. Y. 

1481 Ira Eri Locke, b. Mh. 15, 1816 ; m, Mary S. Merry, Oct 17, 1844. 578 

1482 Carissa M. b. Sep. 7, 1819 ; resides with her brother Isaac at Utica, 

N. Y. unmd. 
Two other chil. names not given, d. young. 

231 IRA LOCKE, [550] m. PERSIS HAMILTON, Nov. 1800, who is 
sister to Silas H. that m. her sister Fanny. (See Par. 230.) They 
resided at Guilford, Chenango Co. N. Y. where he d. Jany. 19, 1852, 
of apoplexy, a. 74. 

VI. Chil. 

1483 Ascenath, b. , m, Wiley Scott, lives at Nineveh, on the Sus- 

quehanna River. 

1484 Sophia, b. ; m. Gurdon Morgan, lives at Unadilla, Otsego Co. N. Y. 

1485 Hepsebah, b. has been twice md, — lives with her 2d husband on the 

Chemung River. 

1486 Elvira, b. m. Ransom Clark, lives in Rockdale, Chenango Co. N.Y. 

1487 Hiram, b. m. Olive Hyers, lives in Rockdale. 

1488 He man, b. resided with his father, 1851, unmd. 

1489 Hannah, b. resided with her father, 1851, unmd. 

232 MARY LOCKE, [552] m. THOMAS LAWS, Sep. 4, 1787, who was 
b. July 9, 1761, at Billerica, and d. at Peterboro', N. H. Ap. 4, 1844. 

He was the son of Thomas, and moved with his father to Westminster in 1765, 
where he resided till 1801, when he removed to Peterboro', N. H. His wife d. 
Dec. 22, 1838, a. 77. 

VI. Chil. 

1490 Phebe, b. Feb. 20, 1789 ; d. Feb. 25, 1789. 

1491 Amos, b. Jany. 14, 1790 ; d. Mh. 12, 1795. 

1492 Samson, b. Oct 22, 1791 ; d. Feb. 27, 1795. 

1493 Amos, b. June 14, 1795 ; drowned Sep. 5, 1797. 

1494 Thomas, b. May 11, 1797; m. 1. Abigail B. Atkinson, Nov. 30, 1825. 679 

2. Mary Atkinson, Feb. 5, 1833. 

3. Clarissa Melvin, Feb. 3, 1835. 

1495 Mary, b. Jany. 19, 1799 ; m. James Child, May 10, 1827. 580 



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1496 Nathaniel F. b. May 1, 1801 ; m. Polly Child, May 17, 1825. (81 

1497 Ebenezer, b. May 1, 1803 ; m. Melinda Woolley, Sep. 23, 1830. 581 

1498 Solomon, b. Nov. 13, 1806 ; m. Olive M. Johnson, Sep. 30, 1847. (83 

233 EBENEZER LOCKE, [553] m. 1. HANNAH GUSTTN,of Rock- 
ingham, Vt Feb. 6, 1783, who was b. ^uly 21, 1764, at Walpo1e,N. H. 

and d. Ap. 17, 1833. He then m. Mrs. SUSAN CAMPBELL, Mh. 1835. He 
has always resided at Rockingham, where he is now (1851) still living at the ad- 
vanced age of 88J years, with his 2d wife. " Naturally possessed of a good 
mind, much practical good sense and good habits, he has reared a large family 
respectably, and accumulated a handsome property, and secured the respect and 
esteem of all who knew him.^' 

VI. Chil. b. at Rockingham. 

1499 John, b. July 26, 1784 ; m. Hannah Gordon Clark, Jany. 14, 1810. 584 

1500 Phebe,b. ; m. Fay. 585 

1501 Cyrus, b. ; m. 586 

1502 Asa, b. Feb. 3, 1792 ; m. Fanny Prentiss, June 14, 1815. 587 

1503 Albert, b. Dec. 30, 1795 ; m. Phebe Chafin, Jany. 12, 1823. 588 

1504 RandUla, b. ; m. Nathaniel Walker, 1813. 589 

1505 Oren, b. Dec. 9, 1798; m. 1. Catherine B. Tyler, Nov. 13, 1823. 590 

2. Nancy Williams, Aug. 19, 1841. 

1506 Lewis, b. Jan. 31, 1802; m. Laura Darby, Dec. 3, 1828. 591 

1507 Henry, b. July 31, 1804 ; m. Eliza Prentiss, Oct. 12, 1827. 592 

234 COLLINS LOCKE, [5571 m. ELIZABETH BURROUGHS, Jan. 
25, 1801, who was b. at Kilhngsly, Ct. June 20, 1767. He resided in 
Schuyler, N. Y. where his chil. were b. — afterwards removed to Sher- 
burne, N. Y. where he and his wife were living in 1851. 

VI. Chil. 

1508 Elizabeth, b. Ap. 20, 1802 ; d. June 25, 1803. 

1509 Alvin, b. Oct. 12, 1803; m. Lydia Williams, Oct. 28, 1833. 592^ 

1510 Amanda, b. May 5, 1805 ; d. June, 9, 1845. 

1511 Fanny, b. July 15, 1808 ; d. Mh. 6, 1810. 

1512 Collins, b. Mh. 28, 1810 ; d. Dec. 4, 1813. 

1513 Clarissa, b. Ap. 23, 1814 ; m. Charles L. Easton, [1472] July 14, 1848. 574 

235 RUFUS LOCKE, [559] m. 1. LYDIA STEBBINS,Ap. 1, 1801, who 
was b. in Buckland, Aug. 12, 1783, and m. in Sangersfield, Oneida 

Co. N. Y. She d. Sep. 24, 1848. He m. 2. AZUBA BENTON, Mh. 14, 1849. 
He d. May 8, 1850, at Camillus, N. Y. and his wid. has since m. Mr. North. 

VI. Chil. 

1514 Betsy, b. Feb. 21, 1802, in Schuyler, N. Y. ; m. Felix Benton, Ap. 593 

12, 1827. 
1615 George, b. Feb. 10, 1805 ; d. July 1835, unmd. 

1516 Calvin, b. Mh. 24, 1807; m. Resided in Sherburne, N. Y. 

He d. 1841 ; his wid. m. Kinney. 

1517 Rufus, b. Ap. 7, 1809, in Eaton, N. Y. ; m. Persis Jewett, Mh. 27, 1835. 594 

1518 Charles, b. May 11, 1811 ; m. 1. Arvilla Titus, Jany. 13, 1834. 595 

2. Julia Ann Stevens, Nov. 30, 1847. 

1519 William, b. Dec. 24, 1813 ; m. Alida C. Edick, Oct 14, 1841. 596 

1520 Marinda, b. May 29, 1816, in Eaton ; m. Homer A. Richmond, Dec. 597 

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1521 Oliver £. b. Feb. 29, 1820 ; m. Sibil Gillet, Ap. 15, 1836. . 698 

1522 Henry, b. June 15, 1821 ; resides at Elijah's Creek, Boone Co. Ky. 

1523 Levi, b. May 24, 1824, in Lenox, N. Y. — is a carpenter, and resides, 

1852, in Canton, N. Y. unmd. 

1524 Edward, b. Aug. 17, 1826, in Lenox ; is Clerk in a store in ^^ Canton, town of 

Van Buren,'' Onondaga Co. N. Y. unmd. 



236 NATHAN LOCKE, [560] m. HANNAH GOODNOW, at Sudbury, 
Feb. 24, 1798, who was b. Ap. 1 1, 1770. He d. at New Hartford, N. Y. 
July 6, 1808, a. 33, and his wid. d. at same place, Sep. 20, 1814, a. 44. 

VI. Chil. 

1525 Nathan, b. Oct. 14, 1799, at Sudbury ; d. unmd. Nov. 1831. 

1526 Hannah, b. Feb. 18, 1802, at Sudbury ; m. George Bigelow. 699 

1527 Lyman, b. Jan. 25, 1804, at Sudbury ; 

m. 1. Almira Rosalind Boynton, Aug. 14, 1834. 
2. Eliza Anne Lane, May 2, 1848. 600 

1528 Alk^, b. Jany. 6, 1806, at Schuyler, N. Y. ; m. Joel Shaw, May 30, 1833. 601 

1529 Florilla, b. Aug. 31, 1808, at New Hartford, N. Y.; d. May 12, 1829. 

237 EDWARD JEWETT LOCKE, [5611 m. RHODA LAWS, Ap. 20, 
1800, who was b. Oct. 4, 1776, dau. of James Laws, of Westminster. 

He was a blacksmith, moved to Peterboro', N. H. Ap. 22, 1802, where he d. 
Feb. 1, 1806, a. 30. His wid. resided with Mr. Gibbs, at Jafirey, N. H. who m. 
her dau. Rhoda, and d. Oct 4, 1852, a. 76. 

VI. Chil. 

1530 Rhoda, b. July 27, 1801 ; m. Jonathan D. Gibbs, Nov. 18, 1821. 602 

1531 Edward, b. Mh. 5, 1803 ; m. Almira Jones, 1826. 603 

1532 Horace F. b. Mh. 6, 1805 ; m. Polly Gilmore, Sep. 26, 1825. 604 

1533 Paulina, b. Feb. 8, 1807 ; m. Thomas Streeter, Oct. 26, 1826. 606 



288 ICHABOD RICHARDSON, Jr. [565] m. RUTH BALDWIN, Sop. 
21, 1791. 

VI. Chil. 
1534 Ruel Baldwin, b. Oct. 24, 1791 — 1535 James Baldwin, b. Jan. 17, 1794. 

1536 Alpha, b. July 12, 1796 ; resided in Boston, moved to Enfield, N. H. and 

d. at Boston, Ap. 3, 1852, a. 55. 

1537 Calvin B. b. May 9, 1799 ; d. Dec. 1849. 

1538 Reuben L. b. Feb. 16, 1802. — 1539 Sarah W. b. Mh. 22, 1804. 
1540 Rodney, b. July 23, 1806. — 1541 John, b. Sep. 3, 1812 ; d. Oct. 1848. 

289 BEULAH BALLARD, [569] m. SAMUEL BALLARD, her cousin, 
who was b. in Boston, son of Samuel, who m. Elizabeth Pickering, in 

1741, and d. in Boston, 1793 ; he being the son of William, of Lynn, who was 
the son of Nathaniel, of Lynn, who was the son of William, who emigrated from 
Wales and settled at Lynn. Samuel Ballard, first above, resided in Boston until 
after 1790, then at Framingham, where he d. 1803, having had a second wife 
Rebecca Minzy, by whom he had in Boston, Abigail, who m. Phipps, of Med- 
way ; Rebecca, who m. Jones, of Randolph ; and m Fmmingham, Harriet ; — 
Mary, who d. unmd. about 1832 ; — Charlotte and William, who both d. young. 
After the death of the father, the family removed to Dorchester. See Barry's 
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VI. CbU. by Ut wf. b. in Boston. 

1542 Elizabeth, m. Matthew Stone, of Pramingham. 

1543 Susan, m. 1. John Dinsdale. 

2. Gurney. 

1543^ Sarah, m. Benjamin Fletcher, of Chelmsford. 

1543^ Mary, d. in Hopkinton, uamd. 

240 H/lNNAH LOCKE, [585] m. PHILIP PRCKJTOR, Jany. 1781, at 
Townsend, the son of Moses and Mary B. Proctor, of CheliMford. 

Soon after his mg. he settled at Groton, where he resided about 12 years, and in 
1794 he removed to Sullivan, N. H. where he d. Nov. 28, 1841, his wf. having 
d. Oct 1, 1831, a. 77. Mr. P. was a farmer, and he and his wf. were well known 
for their charity and benevolence, and were highly esteemed by all that knew 
them. 

VI. Chil. 

1544 Hannah, b. Mb. 31, 1782, at Ashby ; m. Jonathan Powell, Mh. 1802. 606 

1545 Eunice, b. Sep. 3, 1783, at Groton ; d. at Sullivan, July 19, 1805, a. 21. 

1546 Philip, b. June 3, 1785, at Groton ; m. Dorcas Dimick, Sep. 1809. 607 

1547 Lucretia, b. Ap. 28, 1788, at Groton ; m. Benjamin Hancock, June, 607^ 

1805. 

1548 James Locke, b. Dec. 27, 1789, at Groton ; m. Roth Spanlding, Jany, 608 

1822. 

1549 John, b. Mh. 6, 1792, at Groton ; m. Louisa Brigham, Mh. 1821. 609 

1550 Mary, b. Mh. 4, 1794, at SulUvan ; ro. 1. Ira Ellis, Mh. 1822. 610 

2. David Boynton^ Oct 1842. 

1551 Susannah, b. Jan. 11, 1797, at Sullivan ; m. Aaron Brigham, June, 1825. 611 

241 LUCRETIA LOCKE [588] m. Rev. BENJAMIN KINGSBURY, 
Sep. 3, 1793 or '4, who was b. (Oct. 30, 1742. ? ) Mrs. Kingsbury was 

a remarkable woman, with a mind of a superior order, and a heart pure and tin* 
spotted ; she lived an honor to her sex. For many years before her marriage, 
she was a school teacher, and, as was remarked by an old lady, '^ she trained her 
pupils for the skies.'^ The various duties of life she discharged with creat 
fidelity, and such was the propriety of her conversation, the gentleness of her 
manners, and the kindness of her heart, that she did not fail to win the confi- 
dence and esteem of all who knew her. She d. Nov. 6, 1843, a. 87. Mr. 
Kingsbury had been previously m. to , by whom be had two sona 

and four dau. He resided in Ashby, Rindge, N. H., and several other places, 
and was not licensed as a preacher till late in life, viz. 1816. He preached at 
Moretown, Vt. and perhaps in other places, and d. June 10, 1827. 

VI. Chil. by the 2d. marriage. 

1552 Lucinda, b. Sep. 8, 1795 ; d. Aug. 12, 1839, unmd. 

1553 Lucretia, twin of the above, b. Sep. 8, 1795 ; d. Feb. 1817, unmd. 

1554 Nathaniel, b. June 28, 1798 ; m. 1. Catherine Sawin, 1827. 612 

2. Wid. Linda B. Ward. 

3. Lydia B. Patten, Nov. 3, 1835. 

4. Ann Hazen, Nov. 11, 1840. 

242 URANIA LOCKE [589] m. Lieut. JONAS BARRETT, of Ashby, 
Feb. 8, 1781. All that I have said in the preceding paragraph in com- 
mendation of her sister, Mrs. Kingsbury, may with truth be said of her. With 
a mind far above the ordinary level, she lived to the age of fourscore years, 
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Marly 96 ysean. 8be d. May 27, \S96, m. 60. Lietit Barrett was ihe aon of 
Beojaiaia of Concord, where be was b. (1788. ? ) He remored to Ashby, then 
Townsesd, 1760, when the town was a wildeniess; built him a log hut and com- 
menced clearing his farm. In 1764-5 be built the boose now occupied by his 
son Amos, jmd io Nor. 1766, m. Mary, the dau. of Timothy Fletcher, of Orolon, 
who d. Ap. 8, 1777, by whom he iiad 1. Mary, b. July 14, 1767 ; m. Thomaa 
Chamberlain, (pub. Dec. 8, 1788.) 2. Lydia, b. Oct. 20, 1768; d. Nov. 20, 
1768. 3. Lucy, b. Sep. 15, 1769 ; m. William Johnson May 23, l'}90, and lived 
at Ashby. 4. Rebecca, b. Feb. 15, 1771 ; d. Feb. 22, 1798. 5. Elizabeth, b. 
Aug. 18, 1772; d. May 25, 1777. 6. Dea. Jonas, b. Mh. 7, 1774; m. Susannah 
Taylor, of New Ipswich, N. H. 1801. She was his 2. wf. 7. Nathan, b. Aug. 
22,1775; d. Ap. 10, 1777. 

Lieut Barrett was one of the leading men of A^by, and the second Town 
Meeting, after its incorporation, was held at his house, Mh. 21, 1767. In March, 
1768, (a) he was chosen one of the Board of Selectmen, and to the same office, 
1773 and '4; Assessor, 1769; Treasurer, 1771 to 1774; Town Clerk, 1772 to 
1774 ; Constable, 1775 ; one of a Committee to huM a Meeting-house, 1769 ; 
and in 1771 k was ^^ voted that Mr. Barrett do see that the Stocks be builded.'* 
He d. Jaoy. 31, 1808, a. 65. 

V 1 . Chil. by the 2d marriage. 
1555 Betsy, b. Nov. 24, 1781 ; m. 1. John Morse, (July 3, 1803. ?) 613 

2. John Crosby, Sep. 17, 1808. 
1566 John, b. June 23, 1783 ; drowned at sea, Oct 24, 1810, a. 27. 
1597 Amo6,b. Mh.l2, 1^85; m. Lucy Wheeler, 1813. 614 

1558 atve, b. Oct 8, 1786 ; n. 1. Benjamin Damon, Jr. July 3, 1808. 616 

2. Nathan Wheeler, June 6, 1844 
1596 Nathan, b. Nov. 19, 1788; m. 1. Lydia L. Sanger, May 26, 1816. 616 

2. Harriet Ware, Nov. 19, 1888. 

1560 Lydia, b. No«r. 16, 1790; ro. Charies Richardson, Jany. 12, 1815. 617 

1561 Rebecca, b. Ap. 27, 1793 ; d. June 2, 1794. 

Ii62 Urania, b. Jaoy. 12, 1796; m. Lyman Griswold, Ap. 21, 18S24. €M 

1563 Samuel, b. Mb. 27, 1798; grad. Dart Col. 1822; was a Phystoiaa ; 
studied his profession at Ashby ; removed to Alton, III. where he d. of 
the choleia June 19, 1883, unmd. 

148 JAMES LOCKE, [590] m. SUSANNAH KIMBALL, of Pepperell or 
Boxford. He resided at Thetford, Vt. after marriage. He was a soU 
^r of the Revolution ; was with the army at Rhode Island in 1779, and at ser* 
eral other periods ; was at the Battle at white Plains, where, as it appears by the 
letums, he lost ^ his knapsack, shhrt, blanket, britches, &c.^' He d. in conse- 
quence of an injury received by the falling of a milbtone. His wid. m. David 
Bill, of Grilsum, N. H. and d. (Nov. 1841 ?) leaving a dau. Susan, by the last 
husband. 

VI. Chil. 

1564 James, b. May 18, 1790 ; m. Lydia Whitney, May 18, 1818. 619 

1565 Hannah, b. 1792 ; m. Israel Plumley, of Gilsum, N. H. — resides 

at Wellsboro% Tioga Co. Pa. has a large family. 

1566 Susannah, b. ; d. young. •' 

244 EUNICE LOCKE, [592] m. EDWARD RICHARDS, at Townsend, 

Jany. 1, 1787, then of Rockingham, Vt [He was the son of Charles 

Richards, who moved from Rockingham, Vu to Townsend in 1786, with his fam- 

fly, and the gr. son of Charles Richaids, who, it is said, came when a young man 

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ftom the North of Engiandf and m. Margaret MitchelU a Scotch girt, whooe family 
had settled la Boston, (a)] Edward Richards was b. Oct. 4, 17^ ; was a for* 
mer ; resided at Townsend, Charlestown, N. H. and Rockingham, Vt. and d. 

Mrs. Richards, a woman of great energy, was intelligent, with a mind and 
heart sparkling with good humor and kind feelings. She d. at Gill, Mh. 1846, a. 
nearly 83. See the story of the ^^ Pantaloons,^' Appendix O. 

VI. Chil. 

1567 Eunice, b. Oct. 15, 1787 ; m. 1. James Blake, Jany. 1, 1811. 620 

2. Uriah Gilson, 1833. 

1568 John Locke, b. Ap. 14, 1789 ; m. Abigail Oilman, Mh. 10, 1813. 621 

1569 Nancy, b. May 13, 1791 ; m. Samuel B. Spear, Mh. 19, 1812. 622 

1570 Urania Barrett, b.'Mh. 8, 1794 ; m. Ira Stoughton, Sep. 24, 1819. 623 

1571 Edward, b. 1796 ; m. Sally Dinsmore, Feb. 14, 1820. 624 

1572 Perrin Nelson, b. May 16, 1799 ; m. Emily Griswold, Oct 16, 1822. 626 

245 CALVIN LOCKE, [593] m. SARAH JEWETT, Feb. 25, 1796, who 
was b. Aug. 19, 1763, the dau. of Stephen Jewett, of Rindge, who m. 

Miss Bancroft She d. of consumption at Sullivan, N. H. Sept. 20, 1834, a. 71. 
Mr. L. resided at Sullivan, N. H. where he d. Aug. 12, 1843, a. 78, of a disease 
of the heart. 

VI. Chil. b. at Sullivan. 

1573 Luther, b. Dec. 6, 1796 ; m. Hannah Willard, Jany. 25, 1820. 626 

1574 Calvin, b. May 10, 1798 ; m. Abigail Shannon, Oct 12, 1829. 627 

1575 Amos Jewett^ b. Feb. 1 1 , 1800 ; m. Qlementine Stoughton, Mh. 12, 1828. 628 

1576 Nancy, b. Ap. 10, 1802; m. Luther Abbott, Dec. 29, 1825, of Dracut 
They reside at Stoddard, N. H. have no chil. but adopted Lydia Eveline 
Abbott, who was b. Feb. 5, 1826, was educated at the Holyoke Seminary, 
went to Westfield, N. Y. as a preceptress, and d. Nov. 1847, a. nearly 21. 

1577 Cynthia, b. May 2, 1804 ; m. Rev. Moses Gerould, Feb. 5, 1829. 629 

1578 Charles Pinckney, b. Mh. 20, 1806 ; m. Mary Ann Jewett, Sep. 2, 1835. 680 

1579 Eunice Richards, b. Dec. 12, 1806; d. June 13, 1814. 

246 SAMUEL BARRON LOCKE, [594] m. 1. HANNAH RUSSELL, 
1789, at Surrey, N.H. dau. of William Russell, Esq. who md. Lucy 

Goldsmith, at Littleton, Nov. 16, 1758. She was b. 1765, and d. Ap. 5, 1822. 
His2d wf. was POLLY KIDDER, of Hollis, Me. whom he m. Nov. 8, 1824. 
Mr. Locke was a Millwright, the science of which he better understood than moat 
men of his day. He was at Thetford, Vt. in'l790, Lempster, N. H. 1792, New- 
pqrt, N. H. 1794, and at Fryeburg, Me. 1795, to which places he was called by 
his business. In 1796 he permanently settled at Bethel, Me. where he purchased 
a fine tract of land, and erected some mills, now known as '* Locke's Milb,'* 
and owned and occupied by his sons James and Charles R. The father d. Oct 
12, 1840, a. 72. 

VI. Chil. 

1580 Hannah, b. Feb. 19, 1790, at Thetford, Vt. ; d. Jany. 1791. 

1581 John, b. Feb. 19, 1792, at Lempster, N. H.; m. Mary Morris, Oct 25, 631 

1825. 

1582 Luther, b. Feb. 22, 1794, at Newport, N.^H. ; is living unmd. 

1583 Hannah, b. July 8, 1795, at Fryeburg, Me. ; m. William Swan, 1819. 632 

(a) I am disposed to think that there was some connection between this family and that of 
Charles Richards, of Lunenburg, who by wf Jane had Mitchad, b. at Wenham, Oct. 7, 1737 j 
and Edmard, b. at Lunenburg, Aug. 25, 1740, who by wf. Mary had 12 children, bom at 
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1884 aariam, b. Jane 9, 1797, at Bethel, Me. ; m. Jonah Black, 1831. 688 

1585 OemeDtine, b. June 23, 1799, at Bethel ; m. Orin Stone, 1820. 634 

1586 Samuel Barron, b. Sep. 25, 1801, at Bethel ; in. Lucetta Edgerly, 1825. 686 
15S7 James, b. July 12, 1898, at Bethel ; m. Mercy Stowe, July 10, 1826. 686 

1588 Charles Ruasell, b. May 4, 1806, at Bethel ; m. Susan Hill, Nov. 7, 1882. 68T 

1589 Mary, b. Jany. 14, J808, at Bethel ; m. Moees Swan, June 7, 1828. 688 

447 LAVINIA LOCKE, [596] ra. 1. MOSES BARTLETT; 2. FRED- 
ERICK READ. Both husbands are dead — and she is supposed to be 
living in Ohio. 

VI. Chil. by Mr. Bartfett 

1590 Moses, b. Ap. 9, 1791 ; d. young. 

1591 Lavinia, b. Oct 9, 1792 ; m. Frederick H. Gould, Oct 3, 1815. 909 

1592 Sophia, b. Sep. 23, 1794 ; m. 1. Moses Platts, Nov. 4, 1815. 910 

2. Romeo Bowen, Dec. 24, 1816. 
8. George Baxter, June 17, 1821. 
4. Ezekiel Rich, July 12, 1840. 

1593 Thirza, b. Aug. 12, 1796 ; d. Oct 1803. 

1594 Mersilva S. b. June 11, 1798 ; m. James Platts, Mb. 2, 1817, who d. June 
30, 1820; she d. May 8, 1820; they had — 1594^ Roselinda, who d. 
Feb. 1821. 

1595 Lucinda, b. June 26, 1800 ; m. Ebenezer Childs, who d. {jid she m. again, 

and d. May 16, 1834, supposed to have left no chil. 

248 SOPHIA LOCKE, [597] m. PORTER LORD, Esq. of Norwich, Vt 
Jany. 14, 1795, who was b. at Stratford, Ct Aug. 10, 1773. He re- 
moved to Orange, Vt in 1798, being one of the first settlers in that town, 
where he purchased a farm, on which now, 1852, he resides. 

y I . Chil. the first two b. at Norwich, and the others at Orange. 

1596 Porter, b. Ap. 14, 1796 ; d. June 1, 1796. 

1597 Sophia, b. Mb. 25, 1797 ; m. Lester Tillitson, Dec. 9, 1821. 689 

1598 Clarissa, b. Jany. 1, 1800 ; d. Sep. 20, 1802. 

1599 Maria, b. May 2, 1802 ; d. Jany. 9, 1803. 

1600 Clarissa, b. Nov. 4, 1803 ; d. Mh. 21, 1813. 

1601 Mary, b. Jany. 15, 1806 ; m. Benjamin Beard, Ap. 4, 1825. 640 

1602 Porter Locke, b. June 4, 1809 ; m. Martha Pike, May 1, 1835. 641 

1603 John Proctor, b. May 29, 1813 ; m. Emily White, Oct. 20, 1839. 642 

1604 Elizur W. b. May 10, 1815 ; m. 1. Sophronia A. White, Jany. 8, 1845. 643 

2. Orinda White, Mh. 27, 1849. 

1605 Angeline Famsworth, b. Sept 29, 1817. 

249 BEZALEEL LOCKE, [610] m. CATHERINE LEARNED, Oct 13, 
1796. She was dau. of Thomas, and sister to Hannah, who m. Samuel 

Locke, [9471. He was a carpenter, resided at Shirley and Cambridge, and d. at 
Greenbush, N. Y. where he had gone on business, July 24, 1824, a. 57. His 
wid. who was of West Camb. d. at Cambridgeport, a. 72. 

VI. Chit 

1606 John, b. at Shirley, Dec. 12, 1797 ; m. Lucy Turner, Nov. 12, 1821. 644 

1607 Hannah, b. 1801; m. Frederick Dehon, at Boston, had 

one child that d. yg. She d. Feb. 24, 1823, a. 22. He is also dead. 

1608 Catherine, b. ; d. unmd. July, 1H45. 

1609 Harriet, b. ; m. Franklin Rollins, of Maine ; resided 

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250 BARAH LOCKE, [«li] m. SAMtJfiL WAV!) BOWSER, Mj 19, 
1794, at Royalston. She d. Jany. IS, 1799, a. nearty 90, and he m. 
ber sister CHARLOTTE, [6Ad] 1808. Mr. B. was son 49f Silas, of-P^tereham ; 
was b. Dec. 16, 1760, resided at Royalston, Mafiboro', N.H. Dublia, N.H. and 
Asbby, and d. at Ashl^, May 29, 1885, a. 75. Hts wid. is now, 18S2, residiDg 
at Fitchburg. 

VI. Chil by the L narriage. 

1610 Stephen, b. ; d. vnmd. a. 32. 

1611 Samuel, b. ; d. a. 2. 

1612 Samuel, b. Dec. 28, 1798 ; m. Mary Gibson, Dea 21, 1826 ; resides at 
Ashby; had — 1612» Mary Caroline; — 16123 Abigail;— 16123 Samuel; 
— 1612^ George, who d. young. 

Chil. by 2d marriage. 

1613 Sarah, b. Nov. 9, 1803 ; m, Ephraim Bliss, of South Adams, 1840, and 

resides at Alton, III. 

1614 Elizabeth, b. Feb. 25, 1805 ; resides, 1852, at Fitchburg, unmd. 
— 1615 Alfred, b. Feb. 6, 1808 ; d. 488^. Sojy lO^l tH 

1616 John, b. Aug. 5, 1810 ; m. Selecta H. Stuart, Ap. 1889. 64S 

261 WARD LOCKE, [6121 m. APPHIA PORTER, [781] 1806, dau. of 
William and Hannah (Munroe) Porter. She was b. Mb. 80, 1788. Mr. 

L. resided at Lex. and Boston. He was Messenger to the Grovernor and Council 
fifteen years, and d. at Boston, Feb. 1824, a. nearly 54. His wid. m. Roland 
Cumraings. (See Par. 384.) 

VI. Chil. 

1617 Leander Newton, b. Oct. 9, 1808 ; d. Aug. 11, 1814. 

1618 Maria, h. Oct. 6, 1808 ; m. 1. David Mellen, 1825. 646 

2. Orin Rawson, about 1888. 

1619 John Franklin, b. Jany. 25, 1814 ; m. Sarah Thomas, 1845« 647 

1620 Sarah Ann, b. Ap. 80, 1816 ; m. John Barnes, 1888. 648 

1621 Elizabeth, b. Dec. 29, 1817 ; m. Benjamin F. Reeves, June 25, 1887. 649 

262 AMOS LOCKE, [615] m. POLLY SAUNDERS, Sep. 1799, at Fitz- 
william, N. H. He resided at Westport, N. Y. some years ; removed 
to Russell, N. Y. 1838, and d. at his dau's. Mrs. Weston, May 16, 
1850, a. 73. His wf. who was b. Dec. 21, 1777, d. May 28, 1842, a. 64. 

VI. Chil. 

1622 Mary, b. Sep. 13, 1800; m. Thomas Weston, Jany. 19, 1826. 660 

1623 John, b. Sep. 30, 1801 ; m. Emma Ann Knox, Sep. 1830. 661 

1624 Eliza, b. Sep. 19, 1803; m. 1. William C. Baldwin, Oct 20, 1828. 662 

2. Oliver Barrett, Jany. 3, 1887. 

1625 George W. b. June 9, 1805 ; became blind at the age of 9, by the 

spotted fever, and d. at New Albany, Ind. July 28, 1839. 

1626 Amos N. b. Aug. 27, 1807 ; m. Roxy Ann McMaster, Oct. 1886 ; 

moved to St Charles, Kane Co. ill. about 15 years ago ; had four 
or five chil. 

1627 Lucinda, b. Dec. 18, 1810; m. Royal Storrs, Ap. 22, 1884. 663 

1628 Alvin, b. Jany. 11, 1814 ; once resided at New Albany, Ind. and is 

now at Potsidam, St Lawrence Co. N. Y. 

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IM HANNAH LOCKE, [618] vu DANIEL HOWARD, Jr. of Aihby, 
Dec 29^ 1806. He wan son of Duuel of Asbby, was a farmw. and ia 
1860 was residaiig with bis dau. Mn. Smitb, at Asbby. His wf. d. Nov. 
17, 1843, a. 61. 
VI. Chil. 

1629 Laura, b. Jany. 2, 1810 ; m. Levi Smith, of Ashby, Mb. 26, 1841. 

1630 Cbarles, b. July 21, 1811 ; d. Jany. 12, 1813. 

1631 Betsy, b. May 23, 1814 ; m. Sabin Woodbuiy, of Fkchburg, Sep. 25, 1839. 

1632 Geo^e, b. Oct. 12, 1815 ; m. Nancy Meriam, dau. of Ezekiel, of Ash- 

burnbam, Sep. 12, 1839, and d. Mb. 2, 1849. 

1633 Harriet, b. Aug. 1817 ; m. Silas T. Jewett, of Marlboro', N. H. Feb. 26, 

1839, and in 1850 resided at (Hammersville ? O.) 

1634 Henry, b. July 10, 1819 ; m, Rebecca Meriam, Nov. 19, 1840. 

1635 Cbarles, b. Oct. 24, 1821. 

254 SAMUEL LOCKE, Esq. [619] m. 1. LYDIA FAY, (dau. of Capt. 
John Fay, of Fitzwilliam, N. H.) Ap. 15, 1810, who d. Aug. 25, 1830. 
2. m. at Hadley, Wid. JUDITH (TAYLOR) FIFIELD, June 29, 1836, dau. of 
Jonathan Taylor, of Danbury, N. H. 

[Mrs Fifield had by her 1st husband, Samacl Newhall, Susan, who is dead, and Sarah 
Jaoe, who md. Orlando Mason, of Sullivan, N. H. and resides at Winchester, N. H. 

Mr. Locke is a farmer; resides at Sullivan, N. H. ; bas of\en been elected to 
responsible offices in Town ; been a member of the New Hamp. State Legis- 
lature, and a Jus. of tbe Peace for many years. 

VI, Chil. by Ist wf. b. at Sullivan. 

1636 Sarab, b. Mh. 16. 1812 ; d. Oct. 2, 1831, a. 19. 

1637 Lydia, b. Feb. 4, 1814; (a) m. Lanmon Nims, Feb. 1837. GM 
16;J8 Lavmia, b. Dec. 23, 1816; m. Abijah Wilder Kingsbury, Ap. 1834, 

and d. at Gilsum, N. H. July 19, 1836 ; JW cbil. 

1639 Samuel, b. July 19, 1820; d. Ap. 2, 1836|;»«.tl7. 

1640 John, b. Ap. 30, 1823; m. Mary Ann Hubbard, Nov. 1847, and 

resides at Sullivan. 

Chil. by 2d wf. 

1641 Susan, b. Jany. 2, 1841. 

255 Hon. JOHN LOCKE, [628] m. HANNAH GOODWIN, May 25, 
1799, who was b. Oct 2 1, 1776, and d. July 25, 181 1, a. 34. She was 
sister of Lydia, who m. Josepb I»cke, (see Par. 256) and dau. of Gen. Nathaniel 
and Molly (Jackson) Groodwin, of Plymouth. See Appendix Q. 

Mr. Lockers early advantages for an education were exceedingly limited ; the 
country was new, and schools there were none in tbe vicinity. He informs me 
that all tbe schooling be had until he was 22 years of age, was five weeks that 
be went to the late Judge Farrar, five weeks to bis uncle James Locke, and six 
weeks to the late Hon. Samuel Smith, of Peterboro% N. H. His parents, though 
destitute of an early school education, were well informed, and to their instruction 
be was indebted in his youth. He labored on the farm till he was 22 years of age, 
when be commenced his education under the celebrated Master Ebenezer Pem- 
berton, then preceptor at Andover Academy. In 1789 be entered Dart. College 
about one year and a balf in advoace, where he remained about nine montl^, 
when he took up bis connections there and entered Har. Coll. where he grad. 
in 1792. While preparing for college he taught a district school at Andover, and 

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in the winter of 1791 and ^ he taught a large town school at Brookline, and after 
he graduated he returned to Brookline and taught the same school ahout fifteen 
months. In Nov. 1793 he commenced the study of law with the Hon. Timothy 
Bigelowy of Groton, and was admitted to the Bar in Middlesex Co. Sep. 1796, 
and immediately after opened an office at Ashby, and for many years practised 
in all the Courts in Middlesex and Worcester Counties, and in the neighboring 
counties in the State of New Hampshire. He was often elected to the offices of 
Town Clerk and Selectman ; was appointed on all important Committees, and 
represented the town of Ashby in the State Legislature, in 1804, 1805, 1813 and 
1823, the town not sending a representative but a few of the intermediate years. 
He was a member of the Mass. Convention to revise the Constitution in 1820 ; 
and in 1823 he was elected a member of Congress from the then Worcester North 
District, which included five towns in Middlesex Co. and was twice re-elected, 
when having been six years in Congress, he declined another election. In 1830 he 
was chosen a Senator from Mid. Co., and in 1831 one of the Executive Council, 
since which time he has not been in public office, although he continued to 
practise at the Bar for some years. For several years after his marriage he 
resided in the ^^ Edwards House ^^ and until 1804, when he built the large square 
house on the " Hill," now owned by Mr. H. Spencer, which ho occupied till 1887, 
when he left Ashby and removed to Liowell, to reside with his son John G. and 
with that son in Nov. 1849, he removed to Boston, where he now, 1852, resides, 
enjoying the past and the present, and at the age of nearly 89, reading the finest 
print without glasses, and often walking two or three miles at a time. 

VI. Chil. b. at Ashby. 

1642 John, Goodwin, b. Mb. 10, 1800; d. Mh. 17, 1801. 

1643 John Goodwin, b. Ap. 1, 1803 ; m. Jane Ermina Starkweather, Oct 665 

25, 1829. 

1644 Albert, b. Oct 21, 1807 ; m. Mary Ann Locke, [1662] Mh. 1, 1837. 666 

1645 Samuel, b. Nov. 10, 1 808; d. Aug. 12, 1809. 

1646 An infant, b. July 25, HOT; d. same day. 

266 MEHITABEL LOCKE, [630] m. Doct JOHN CROSBY, then of 
New Ipswich, N. H. Oct 1793, (a). 

[His father was Samuel Crosby, Esq. a Physician who md. Azobah Howe, of Westboro', 
in 1753, resided at Shrewsbury till 1781, when he removed to Winchendon, and from thence 
in 1811, to Montpelier, Vt and d. Dec. 11, 1814, a. 83. His wid. d. Oct. 10, 1818, a. 85. 
Dr. Samaelwas the son of Samuel, ofBillerica and Shrewsbury^ who md. Dorothy BrowOi 
and gr. son of ^imeou and Ann Crosby, who were in Cambridge in 1637.] 

Dr. John Crosby resided in Ne»r Ipswich till about 1802, was a few years at 
Winchendon, and in 1808, or before, removed to Ashby, where he resided until 
June 18, 1812, when he removed to Montpelier, Vt where he d. Oct 25, 1821, 
a. 54. He was originally a saddle and harness maker, which trade he relin- 
quished, and became a druggist and apothecary, and prepared many of the then 
popular medicines of the day. His wife was a woman of a superior mind, which 
was much cultivated by a close observation of the world. She had a retentive 
memory, which enabled her to treasure up all she read, and in the truest sense 
she was a Christian in word and deed. She received a bodily injury by being 
overturned in a carriage in early life, from which she never entirely recovered, 
and during a long life had more than a full share of sickness of the most pain- 
ful kind, being almost helpless for many years, all of which she bore without 
repining, and Anally closed a long life, Feb. 10, 1848, a. 81. After the death of 
her husband, she reside'd with her dau. Mrs. Goss, and with her son Samuel, and 
d. at the house of her son Charles, at Louisville, Ky. 

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1647 John Otis, b. at New Ipswich, Jany. 10, 1795 ; d. of consumption at Mont- 

pelier, Vt Ap. 7, 1819, a. 24. 

1648 Mehitabel, b. at New Ips. Feb. 18, 1796 ; m. Mark Goss, 1814. 667 

1649 Samuel Locke, b. at New Ips. Ap. 25, 1798 ; m. Nancy Gay lord, 1821. 668 
1660 Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, b. at New Ips. June 27, I80Q ; m. Mrs. 

Sally (Smith) Pool, of Salem, 1825. Ap. 13, 1825, he was ordained over 
the Baptist Society in West Boylston, where he remained several years, 
when he relinquished preaching, in consequence of ill health. Since then 
he has been engaged in business at New York, and for many years has 
been a manufacturer of lard oil at Louisville, Ky. and now, 1852, resides 
at Jefiersonville, la. He has no chil. 

1651 Otis, b. 1802 ; d. in infancy. 

165d Eliza, b. at Winchendon, Aug. 20, 1803 ; m. Rev. Ira M. Allen, Nov. 21, 
1827. Mr. Allen was a Baptist minister, then of Brandon, Vt. who was 
appointed agent of the Baptist Tract Society in 1830, and moved to Phila- 
delphia ; appointed Agent of the American and Foreign Bible Society, and 
moved to New York in 1840, and d. on his way to California Aug. 11, 1849. 
Mrs. Allen became editor of the " Mother's Journal " in 1840, which 
was published in New York, and which she conducted in a most satisfactory 
manner until her death. Her health had not been good for many years ; 
she had travelled much, and acquired a good knowledge of the world, and 
possessed a well cultivated mind. She d. of consumption at New York, 
Oct. 15, 1848, a. 45— had no chil. 

1653 George L. b. at Ashby, Nov. 13, 1808 ; m. 1. Charlotte Pierce, 1830. 669 

2. Jemima Wise, 1839. 

267 BETSY LOCKE, [631] m. 1. THOMAS HEALD, Esq. Dec. 1800, 
who was b. at New Ipswich, N. H. Mh. 31, 1768, the son of Col. Thomas 
and Sybil Heald. He grad. at Dart. Col. 17QAi» studied Law with Jonathan 
Fay, Esq. of Concord ; admitted to the Bar in 1800 ; opened an office in Con- 
conl, where he remained till about 1813; then resided a short time in Boston, 
but soon after removed to Montpelier, Vt. or that vicinity. In 1818, he was in 
the practice of the Law with Judge Howe, at Albany, N. Y. He finally removed 
to Blakely, Alabama, was appointed Clerk, and then Judge of the Supreme Court 
of that state, and d. there July 1821, a. 53. In 1797, he went to the West Indies 
OD business connected with a commercial house in Boston, and Dec. 1798 was 
appointed an Ensign in the United States Army, but did not accept. He was 
Capt. of a Company of Cavalry at Concord, belonging to the Mass. Militia. Mr. 
Heald was a man of more than ordinary talents, was a good Lawyer, cheerful 
and social in his disposition, full of humor, and esteemed quite a wit. His wid. 
md. 2. ELIJAH NEWHALL, of New Ipswich, N. H. where she resided until her 
death in May, 1843, a. 73. Mr. Newhall d. Aug. 1851. 

VL Chil. by the 1st marriage, all but the last b. in Concord. 

1654 Maria, b. Oct. 1802 ; m. John Edwards, Dec. 1825. 660 

1655 Eliza L. b Mh. 29, 1806 ; m. Horatio Stone, Dec. 13, 1836, who was b. 
May 27, 1813, the son of Abner Stone, of Framingham, who m. Sarah Bus- 
sell, of Weston. Mr. Stone is a Merchant in Boston. They have no chil. 

1656 Caroline, b. Ap. 1807 ; d. Ap. 19, at Montpelier, Vt 

1657 Sarah Ann, b. Sep. 10, 1809 ; m. 1. Samuel L. Wilkins, June 7, 1831. 661 

2. Jacob Q. Kettelle, Aug. 30, 1848. 

1658 Geoi^ Albert, b. Nov. 1813, at Waitsfield, Vl ; m. Jane Cherrytree, 

of N. York State, resides at Rensselaerville, N. Y. and has — 1658^ Geoifo 
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258 Judge JOSEPH LOCKE, [632] m, LYDTA GOODWIN, Nov. 16, 
1803, who was b. Aug. 1, 1779, and d. Nov. 9, 1646, a. 67, the dau. of 

Gen. Nathaniel Goodwin, of Plymouth, and sister of Hannah Goodwin who m. 
John Locke, the bro. of Joseph. (See Par. 255.) 

Judge Locke grad. at Dart. Col. 1797 ; studied Law with Hon. Timothy Bige- 
low at Groton ; was admitted to the Bar Sep. 1800 ; opened an office in Billerica 
1801 ; was appointed Chief Justice of the Court of Sessions in Middlesex Co. June, 
1819, which office he held eight years, and until the Court was abolished ; was 
appointed Judge of the Police Court in Lowell, Ap. 1833, which office he resigned 
Ap. 1846. He was also appointed a special Justice of the Court of Common 
Pleas in 1816, and the same year was an Elector of President. 

He represented the town of Billerica in the General Court eight years between 
1806 and 1821, was a member of the Executive Council in 1621 and 1822 ; 
a member of the Mass. Convention to revise the Constitution in 1820, and a Rep* 
resentative from Lowell in the State Legislature in 1849* He removed from Bil- 
lerica to Lowell in 1833, where he resides, 1852. 

VI. Chil. b. at Billerica. 

1659 Charles Henry, b. Nov. 23, 1804 ; m. Mrs. Ann (Gowen) Hale, in Boston, 
June 18, 1829, who was the wid. of William Hale, of Boston, (son of Ben- 
jamin, of Boston and Bradford,) and dau. of William Gowen, of Medford. 
By him she had William, now, 1852, a merchant in New Orleans ; Ellen, 
who m. John D. Parker, a merchant in Boston ; and Isabella, who m. 
David Francis Davidson, a merchant in Boston. 

Mr. Locke was brought up to mercantile business, but a love of literature 
and the fine arts induced him to quit it. He was editor at various times of 
the Boston Galaxy, The Lyceum, the Lowell Courier, Boston Times, and 
was a contributor to many other periodicals, articles both of prose and 
poetry. " P's and Q's " was the joint production of him and Joseph H. and 
Edwin Buckingham, and Silas P. Hoi brook. 

He was "a ready writer," pithy in his style, energetic and forcible, 
rather sarcastic, and never spoilt a joke to spare a friend. He left many 
unpublished manuscripts, that have been lost He had a fine taste for 
paintings, was a good singer, and performed well on several instruments. 
He d. in Boston, Jany. 9, 1841, a. 36, and was buried at Lowell, leaving 
no chil. His wid. now, 1852, resides in Boston with her dau. Mrs. Davidson. 

1660 George, b. Feb. 3, 1806 ; d. Jany. 17, 1812. 

1661 Harriet, b. Nov. 12, 1807 ; m. John D. Locke, May 2, 1838. 6GI 

1662 Mary Ann, b. Mh. 11, 1809 ; m. Albert Locke, [1644] Mb. 1, 1837. 666 

1663 Frances Caldwell, b. Jany. 28, 1811. 

1664 William, b. Feb. 27, 1814; d. at Canton, China, Dec. 22, 1833; he fell 

from the maintop of a ship in the night, and was drowned. 

1665 Hannah Goodwin, b. Dec. 24, 1815; m. William Foster, May 26, 1846. 668 

1666 George, b. Aug. 29, 1819 ; d. Aug. 31, 1825. 

259 DAVID LOCKE, [636] m. REBECCA WESSON, May 21, 1796, 

dau. of William, of Townsend. He was a farmer, resided on his fath- 
er's homestead at Ashby, where he d. July 9, 1811, a. 37. His wid. d. at Web- 
ster, Oct, 31, 1851, a. 78. 

VI. Chil. b. at Ashby. 

1667 Betsy, b. July 5, 1798. 

1668 Bethuel, b. Ap. 19, 1800 ; m. Hannah Searles, of Townsend, June 20, 

1824. He is a farmer at Andover, N. H. 

1669 Alvah, b. June 13, 1802 ; d. Feb. 12, (1826?). 

1670 Cynthia, b. Mh. 28, 1803 ; m. Otis Getchell, at Sabec, Me. Feb. 4, 1834. 

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1671 Aivira, J). Jany. 3, 1805 ; m. Charies Johnaoo, June 14, 1827 ; he is a 

carpenter at Northboro'. 

1672 Lucy, b. Jany. 25, 1807 ; m. Erastus Spaulding, Aug. 6, 1833 ; residea 

at Webster. 

1673 William W. b. June 8, 1809 ; d. May 1, 1814. 

260 JONATHAN LOCKE, [637] m. SARAH SIMONDS, Nov. 3 or 8, 
1800, who was b. Nov. 26, 1776, the dau. of John Simonds, of Lex. 

who m. Mary Tufts, of Charleatown. Mr. Locke was a farmer, resided at Ashby, 
where he d. Nov. 6, 1808, a. 82. His wid. resides, 1852, with her dau. Mrs. 
McGafirey, at Lyndon, Vt. 

VL Chil. b. at Ashby. 

1674 Mary Tufts, b. Oct 27, 1801 ; m. 1. Anson Hicks, Dec. 21, 1818. 664 

2. Austin Colby, Aug. 20, 1840. 

1675 Eliza, b. Dec. 2, 1803 ; m. William McGaffrey, Ap. 9, 1827. 666 

1676 WUliam, b. Oct. 18, 1805 ; m. Mary C. Wait, Dec. 23, 1827. 666 

261 TIMOTHY LOCKE, [638] m. REBECCA DUTTON, Dec. 1803, 
dau. of Joseph, of Westford. At the time of his marriage, Mr. 

Locke resided at Ashby, but removed to Kirby, Vt where he d. of the small-pox, 
Ap. 4, 1850, a. 71. He was a wealthy farmer, held the office of Justice of the 
Peace, and was highly respected by his townsmen. 

VI. Chil. 

1677 Almira, b. Sep. 7, 1804; m. James Harris, Jany. 6, 1831, formerly of 

Chesterfield, N. H. They reside, 1852, at St. Johnsbury, Vt. and have 
three sons and two daus. 

1678 Joseph, b. Aug. 6, 1808 ; m. Mary Knight, of Alfred, Me. 1830, resides at 

Kirby, Vt. ; has one son and six daus. 

1679 Betsy, b. Dec. 7, 1810; m. Harry Harrington, Oct. 1829. She d. at 

Kirby, Vt. Mh. 1841, leaving one son and two daus. 

1680 Adeline, b. Jany. 27, 1813 ; m. Manly Blinn, Mh. 1838, resides in Stan- 

bridge, Canada East, had four chil. in 1851. 

1681 Joel, b. June 14, 1815; m. 1. Hannah C. Judd, of Landaff, N.H. Sep. 
1839, who d. June, 1848. 2. m. Louisa, dau. of Joel Harrington, of Wal- 
den, Vt. Dec. 1848. He resided with his father at Kirby. Had two chil. 
by 1st wf. one d. — and had a son by his 2d wf. Ap. 4, 1851. 

1682 Harriet Newell, b Mh. 11, 1818 ; d. July 4, 1833. 

262 SAMUEL LOCKE, [639] m. DOROTHY VAN SLACK, at Palatine, 
N. Y. where he resided, and where he d. 1811. His wid. m. JACOB 
FREY, Jr. about 1813, and prob. moved to Oppenheim, N. Y. 

VI. Chil. 

1683 Mary Ann, b. — 1684 Eliza, b. 

263 JOHN LOCKE, 2d, [642] m. FANNY TYLER, dau. of Jeremiah, of 
Lexington, Mh. 5, 1809. He resided at Ashby till about 1830, when 

he removed to Lowell ; where he was killed in blasting rocks, June 30, 1832, a* 
44. His wid. md. Dea. JONAS RUGG, at Lowell, and resides, 1852, at St. 
Johnsbury, Vt. 

VI. Chil. 
1685 George, b. Ap. 4, 1809 ; m. Jane Parks, of New Market, N. H. He was 
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disease of the brain ensued, and he was sent to the hospital at Brattle- 
boro\ Vt. in 1851, where he d. of dysentery, Oct 10, 1851, leaving 
no chil. 

1686 Almira, b. Ap. 8, 1811 ; d. about 1830, at Lowell. 

1687 Mary Munroe, b. Nov. 12, 1813 ; m. at Lowell, Henry Nye, of Gilsum, 

N. H. He is a woollen manufacturer, and in 1849 resided at Bristol, N.H, 
Has since moved to Rochester, N. H. Had three chil. in 1851. 

1688 Samuel, b. Nov. 20, 1815 ; m. Mafy Nichols, of Nashua, N. H. Resided 

at Lawrence a few years since, and had three chil. 

1689 Harriet Newell, b. Aug. 1, 1818 ; m. Jubal Harrington, in 1849, the son of 

Leonard, who m. for a 2d wf. her aunt Rebecca, [641.] They reside at 
St. Johnsbury, and had two sons in 1851. 

1690 Elizabeth Burnett, b. Feb. 1821 ; m. Calhoun Mathews, Dec. 1847. Re- 

sides at St. Johnsbury, Vt Had one dau. in 1851. 

1691 Charles W. b. June, 1825. — 1692 Catherine B. b. Dec, 1827. 

264 MOLLY LOCKE, [652] m. WILLIAM SNOW WHITTEMORE, 
Sep. 13, 1800, who was b. at Lunenburg, July 26, 1774, and d. May 3, 

1848, a. nearly 74. He resided at Fitzwilliam, N. H. where his chil. were b. 
and where his wid. resided in 1851. 

VI. Chil. 

1693 Sophronia, b. Aug. 12, 1801 ; ni. Willard Newton, May 13, 1835. 667 

1694 Harriet, b. Oct 31, 1802. 

1695 Barrett, b. May 16, 1804 ; d. Nov. 18, 1804. 

1696 Barrett, b. Feb. 26, 1806 ; m. Lovisa Blodgett, July 21, 1846, who was b. 

at Fitzwilliam, Oct 7, 1809. 

1697 Mary, b. Ap. 12, 1808. 

1698 Rebecca, b. May 27, 1811 ; m. Edmund S. Blodgett, May 15, 1834. 668 

1699 William, b. Jan. 14, 1814 ; m. Sarah S. Butterfield, Dec. 27, 1838. 66f 

1700 Otis, b. Mb. 5, 1816 ; m. Harriet M. Eaton, [1793] Aug, 31, 1841, 

and resided at Richland, Iowa, 1851. 

265 WILLIAM LOCKE, [653] m. POLLY WALKER, of Rindge, N. H. 
Feb. 7, 1804, who was b, at Burlington, June 29. 1779, and d. Sep. 14, 

1851, a. 72. He resides at Fitzwilliam, N. H. 1852.^ « . Uf^% l^SJ 

VI. Chil. ^ ^ 

1701 Mary Louisa, b. Nov. 8, 1804 ; d. Ap. 30, 1840, unmd. 

1702 Nancy, b. June 22, 1806 ; ra. Samuel Hill, Nov. 9, 1824. 670 

1703 William D. b. Oct. 5, 1807 ; ra. Miranda Adams, Dec. 11, 1833. 671 

1704 Lucy W. b. Dec. 14, 1809 ; d. Mh. 4, 1841, unmd. 

1705 Catherine, b. Aug. 1, 1811 ; m. Parley Burton, Esq. June 5, 1850, of Port 

Jackson, Montgomery Co. N. Y. 

1706 Edwin, b. June 18, 1813 ; m. Martha L. Rowell, Sept. 1836. 672 

1707 James W. b. Oct. 30, 1815; m. Louisa F. Bigelow, Nov. 5, 1840. 673 

266 PATTY LOCKE, [655] m. LEBBEUS PAYNE, of Greenwich, June 
16, 1811. They resided at Montague, where he d. July 28, 1844. 
His wid. resides at that place, 1852. 

VI. Chil. 

1708 William Locke, b. Dec. 25, 1817. 

1709 Stephen, b. Aug. 29, 1820 ; d. Oct 19, 1841, a. 21. 



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20 Col. JONATHAN LOCKE, [656] m. NANCY BATES, Sep. 9, 1807, 
who was b. at Springfield, Vt Aug. 25, 1785. He was a clothier, and re- 
sided many years at Swanzey, N. H. but is now residing at Dublin, N. H. 

VI. Chil. 

1710 Belinda, b. Dec. 10, 1811, at Surtrey, N. H. ; d. Jany. 18, 1818. 

1711 Eliza, b. Nov. 14, 1815, at Swanzey, N. H. ; d. Feb. 18, 1837. 

1712 Franklin Brown, b. Oct. 17, 1818, at Swanzey, N. H. ; m. Lucy San- 681 

derson, Aug. 1845. 

268 JOHN JONES, [6621 in. MAKY TURNER, of Hanover, Feb. 12, 
1792. He resided at Lunenburg, his native town, in the house built by 
his gr. father, and d. Aug. 1851. His wf. d. about two years before. 

V I . Chil. b. at Lunenburg. 

1713 Sarah, b. Mb. 4, 1793 ; ra. Amos Oakham, May 12, 1819. 682 

1714 Leonard, b. Aug. 22, 1795 ; d. Aug. 9, 1825, at Boston, unmd. 

1715 Eliza, b. Feb. 22, 1798 ; d. May 31, 1814. 

1716 Mary, b. Nov. 11, 1800 ; resides at the homestead unmd. 

1717 Malbry Turner, b. Sep. 7, 1803 ; m. Ann F. Snow, Ap. 29, 1830. 683 

1718 David, b. Mb. 24, 1807 ; m. Olivia Gray Hughes, May 1, 1834. 684 

1719 William Stone, b. Dec. 5, 1813 ; m. Hannah P. Hughes, Ap. 26, 1848, 

of Windham, N. H. sister of Olivia, who m. his bro. David ; they reside 
at Lunenburg, and had — 1719^ Herbert Mortimer, b. Feb. 13, 1849. 

269 WILLIAM JONES, [663] m. SUSANNAH POLLARD, of Harvard, 
Dec. 8, 1791, who was b. Mh. 20, 1758. They were both residing at 

Lunenburg, 1852. He was a soldier in the war of the Revolution at 16 years of 

age. His house stands on a part of the farm of his gr. father. - /tc^c c/ . «^Y Ct c /eP/fX^ 

VI. Chil. b. at Lunenburg. ^ ^ 

1720 Ephraim, b. May 21, 1792 ; m. Jtw^aTBanett, Jany, 3, 1816. 686 

1721 Lucy, b. Aug. 12, 1795; m. James Puffer, 1821. 687 

1722 Henrietta, b. June 30, 1798 ; d. young. 

1723 Susannah, b. Oct. 24, 1805 ; m. Rev. Warren Emerson, of Maiden, Oct. 

12, 1841. He is a Methodist Minister. 

1724 Nancjr, b. July 9, 1809 ; m. Rev. Rufus Spaulding, of Smithfield, Ct. 1829 ; 

resides in Dubuque Co. Iowa. 

1725 William George, b. Ap. 27, 1816 ; d. 1819. 

270 SARAH JONES, [664] m. ROBERT HOUGHTON, of Winchendon, 
Mh. 1, 1787, who was b. in Leominster, Ap. 10, 1758, and d. June 23, 
1843, at Winchendon, a. 85. She d. Mh. 5, 1834, a. 68. 

VI. Chil. b. at Winchendon. 

1726 William, b. Oct. 26, 1788 ; resided unmd. at Winchendon, 1851. 

1727 John, b. Feb. 2, 1791 ; m. ; resided at Roxbury, 1851. 

1728 Asaph, b. Oct. 8, 1792 ; d. June 9, 1822, unmd. 

1729 Ephraim, b. Feb. 19, 1795 ; m. ; resided at Dedham, 1851. 

1730 Lucy, b. Mh. 17, 1801 ; m. John Farrar, Mh. 13, 1844, whose first wf. was 

Calla Steams, of Ashbumham. She has no chil. 

1731 Sally, b. Mh. 22, 1797 ; d. Oct. 17, 1825. 

1732 Cyrus, b. Ap. 17, 1799 ; d. Nov. 15, 1801. 

1733 Cyrus, b.Mh. 27, 1803; d. July 11, 1846, unmd. 

1734 Abigail J. b. Dec. 12, 1805 ; d. Ap. 23, 1847, unmd. 

1735 Levi, b. Mh. 9, 1809 ; d. Mh. 28, 1810. 

1736 Susan, b. Oct. 4, 1812 ; d. Jan. 8, 1840, unmd. 



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271 EDMUND JONES* [668] ra. CATY TAYLOR, of New Ipswich, N.H. 
Sep. 19, 1799, who was b. Feb. 16, 1775, and d. Jany. 6, 1831, a. 

nearly 56. She was dau. of Thaddeus Taylor, who was b. in Dunstable, resided 
in New Ipswich, N. H. and m. Bridget Walton, of Reading ; and sister of John 
Taylor, who m. Sally Jones, [671] sister of Edmund, above ; and also sister of 
Samuel Taylor, who m. Persis Jones, [674] also sister of Edmund. Mr. Jones 
is a farmer, and resides, 1852, in Ashburnham. 

VI, Chil. b. at Ashburnham. 

1737 Oilman, b. Dec. 4, 1800 ; m. Sylvia Ward, Feb. 8, 1828, 688 

1738 Tila, b. June 1, 1803 ; m. Eliphas Allen, June, 1834. 689 

1739 Caroline, b. Oct. 30, 1808 ; m. Ezra Hudson, Nov. 27, 1847. 690 

1740 Christopher, b. Mh. 31, 1812 ; m. Mary Ward, Ap. 17, 1839, 691 

1741 Cynthia, b. Oct 16, 1820 ; d. Jany. 6, 1849. 

272 MOLLY JONES, [669] m. SILAS WILLARD, Esq. of Ashburnham, 
July 16, 1793, who was b. at Harvard, Oct. 8, 1768, the son of John 

and Sarah Willard. He has always resided at Ashburnham, where he has been 
an influential citizen, a Justice of the Peace, and was a member of the Mass. 
Convention for a revision of the Constitution in 1820. Is a farmer. His wf. d. 
Feb. 4, 1837, a. nearly 66. 

VI. Chil. b. at Ashburnham. 

1742 Mary, b. Oct. 16, 1794 ; m. Humphrey Harris, Feb. 23, 1814. 692 

1743 Cynthia, b. Feb. 1, 1796 ; m. Jonathan Y. Gross, Sep. 17, 1816. 693 

1744 Sylvia, b. May 1, 1798; m. Jonathan Winchester, Mh. 22, 1815. 694 

1745 Clarissa, b. June 30, 1800 ; m. Col. Enoch Whitmore, [2373] 1817. 695 

1746 Lucy, b. July 4, 1802 ; m. Ephraim Stearns, Feb. 11, 1824. 696 

1747 Silas, b. Dec. 8, 1804 ; m. Sabrina Lawrence, May 27, 1830. 872 

1748 Catherine, b. Feb. 23, 1807 ; m. Frederick P. Stuart, Dec. 22, 1835. 697 

1749 Lewis L. b. July 24, 1809 ; m. Lydia Clark, Dec. 13, 1832. 698 

1750 Harriet, b. Dec. 10, 1811 ; m. Frederick P. Stuart, June 1, 1851. 697 

1751 Loisa, b. Jany. 2, 1816 ; d. Aug. 3, 1816. 

273 NATHAN JONES, [670] m. BETSY SPAULDING, dau. of Isaac 
S. of New Ipswich, N. H. about 1796. He resided at Lempster, N. H. 

Sharon, Vt. and in 1851 was residing with his dau. Mrs. Thompson, at Cold 
Spring, Shelby Co. III. and d. May 14, 1852, a. 79. He had been blind for more 
than ten years. 

VI. Chil. all but the two last b. at Lempster. 

1752 Harvey, b. Aug. 18, 1797 ; m. Phebe F. Pierson, Ap. 19, 1821. 698 j- 

1753 Lovel, b. Ap. 6, 1799 ; went to Ohio, and d. about 1830. 

1754 Nathan, b. Feb. 23, 1801 ; d. young. 

1755 Almira, b. Sep. 5, 1802 ; m. John Thompson, Feb. 12, 1824. 699 

1756 Laura, b. May 28, 1804 ; last known of her she resided in Illinois. 

1757 Betsy, b. Feb. 18, 1808 ; m. Hiram P. Terrill, May 22, 1824. 700 

1758 Enos, b. Aug. 30, 1809 ; m. Sarah Reed, 1830. 701 

1759 Heman, b. June 10, 1811 ; m. Lydia A. Hughes, Ap. 3, 1835. 702 

1760 Lucy, b. in Sharon, Vt ; m. Jesse Huntsman, 1827. 703 

1761 Alonzo, b. in Sharon ; resides at Salt Lake City. 

274 SALLY JONES, [671] m. Deacon JOHN TAYLOR, of New Ipswich, 
N. H. Dec. 5, 1798, who was b. at Dunstable, Feb. 26, 1773. He re- 

sided at Ashburnham, and afterwards in Lempster, N. H. where he is living in 
1852. He is a carpenter and farmer. She d. at Lempster, Dec. 13, 1831. 



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Dea, Taylor, in Oct 2, 1884, m- Mrs. MARY SLATER, the wid. of Samuel 
Slater, of Acworth, N. H. Her maiden name was Abrams, and her first hus* 
bend^s name was Moore. 

y I. Chil. the first b. at Ashburnham, the others at Lempster. 

1762 Ivers, b. Sept. 5, 1799 ; m. Eliza Kimball, Nov. 6, 1828. 704 

1763 John, b. June 4, 1801 ; m. Matildah Harper, Nov. 8, 1830, who was 
b. at Charlestown, N. H. Sep. 1 1, 1801. Resides at Crown Point, N. Y. 

1764 Lyman, b. May 27, 1804 ; m. Sarah Cummings, May 8, 1834. 705 

1765 Erastus Day, b. Aug. 27, 1806 ; m. 1. Tryphena Dodge, June, 1831. 706 

2. Mary Colby, Oct. 4, 1836. 

1766 Justus, b. Jany. 12, 1808 ; d. young. 

1767 Homer, b. July 10, 1809 ; d. Aug. 1838, at Andover Theological Semi- 

nary, where he had just completed his education for the ministry. 

1768 Sarah Maria, b. Nov. 21, 1814 ; m. Sylvanus Fuller, Mh. 17, 1835. 707 

1769 Matilda Rowena, b. Oct. 20, 1816 ; m. Horace Childs, Jany. 7, 1837, 

who was b. Aug. 10, 1807. Ho resides at Henniker, N. H. ; is a 
bridge builder. 
1769^ Reuben, b. Mh. 8, 1822 ; d. young. 

276 DOLLY JONES, [672] m. JONATHAN WOODS, of Rindge, N. H. 
Ap. 10, 1799, who was b. Ap. 11, 1773, and d. Sep. 1, 1827. She d. 
Jany. 8, 1818. They resided at Rindge ; he was a farmer. 

V I . Chil. all b. at Rindge but the first, b. at New Ipswich, N. H. 

1770 Zulima, b. Nov. 30, 1799 ; m. Asa Dunn, June, 1822. 708 

1771 Laura, b. Jany. 29, 1801 ; m. John Vose, Ap. 22, 1823. 709 

1772 Dolly, b. Feb. 3, 1803 ; m. Zackeriah Parker, Ap. 8, 1823. 710 

1773 Elnathan, b. Sep. 20, 1804 ; d. July 29, 1829. 

1774 George, b. Sep. 29, 1806 ; m. Luana Lawrence, 1827. 711 

1775 Betsy, b. June 25, 1808 ; m. liUther Perkins, 1830. 712 

1776 Zoa, b. Jany. 24, 1810 ; d. Aug. 1822. 

1777 Lurena, b. Dec. 12, 1812 ; m. Freeman Walcott, Jany. 16, 1831. 718 

1778 Hartwell,b.Oct.27, 1815; m. Laura Snell, Oct. 1841. She d. Jany. 

1, 1843 ; he d. July 26, 1846, leaving no chil. 

1779 Jonas Jones, b. Jany. 1, 1818 ; resided in Ashburnham, 1851, unmd. 

276 LUCY JONES, [673] m. JOSHUA FLETCHER, Ap. 20, 1815, who 
was b. at Weslford, Feb. 22, 1760, and d. Ap. 14, 1843, a. 83. He 

was three years in the army of the Revolution, was at the battle of White Plains, 
and the surrender of Burgoyne. His wid. d. Dec. 21, 1850, a. 71. 

VI. Chil. 

1780 Mary E. b. May 1, 1816, at Westford ; m. Dea. Joseph Wetherbee, 714 

Ap. 18, 1844. 

1781 Hannah, b. Nov. 16, 1817, at Westford ; d. Oct. 2, 1839, unmd. 

1782 Joshua, b. Aug. 27, 1820, at Ashburnham ; m. Emeline Stimpson, 1846. 716 

277 PERSIS JONES, [674] m. SAMUEL TAYLOR, of New Ipswich, 
N. H. Oct. 24, 1805, who was b. at Dunstable, Oct. 12, 1781, the bro. 

of John T. who m. Sally Jones, [671] and of Caty T. who m. Edmund Jones, 
[668]. He is a farmer, residing at New Ipswich. 

VI. Chil. b. at New Ipswich. 

1783 Emily, b. June 27, 1806 ; m. Joseph Brooks, May 5, 1825. 716 

1784 Warren, b. June 2, 1808 ; d. Mh. 15, 1826. 



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1785 Laura, b. June 16, 1810 ; in. Flavel Wilder, Mh, 2, 1827. 717 

1786 Cynthia, b. Oct. 11, 1812 ; d. Mb. 30, 1816. 

1787 Hartwell Jones, b. Jan. 27, 1815; m. Harriet Wilson, Oct 4, 1842, of 

New Ipswich. Has— 1787* Jane W. b. Aug. 20, 1843 ; 2 others d. yg. 

1788 Fanny G. b. Ap. 9, 1817 ; m. Peter Swallow, May 9, 1839, who was b. at 

Dunstable, (where he resides,) June 27, 1813. Had — 1788J Ellen 
Henrietta, b. Dec. 3, 1842. 

1789 Charles, b. Mh. 21, 1820 ; m. Harriet N. Weston, Dec. 23, 1841. 718 

1790 Olive A. b. Sep. 12, 1825 ; m. Charles Wilson, Dec. 31, 1846, of New 

Ipswich, who was b. Aug. 19, 1822. They reside at Mason, N. H. 
Had — 1790J Samuel T. b. Nov. 31, 1847. 

1791 George W. b. May 20, 1828. 

278 EUNICE JONES, [675] m. JOHN EATON, of Lancaster, June 20, 
1808, who was b. Oct. 21, 1784, and d. Sep. 22, 1829, at Fitzwilliam, 

N. H. He resided at Ashbumham, Royaiston, and Fitzwilliam, N. H. His wid. 
was living, 1852, at Fitzwilliam. 

V I . Chil. the first b. at Ashbumham, the next five at Royaiston, and 
*the two last at Fitzwilliam. 

1792 Albin J. b. June 19, 1809 ; m. Delight Stone, Mh. 27, 1838. 7W 

1793 Harriet M. b. Oct. 6, 1811 ; m. Otis Whittemore, [1700] Aug, 81, 

1841, and resided at Richland, Iowa, 1851. 
. 1794 John H. b. June 6, 1814 ; resided at Richland, Iowa, 1851. 

1795 Nathaniel L. b. May 23, 1816 ; resided, 1851, at Fitzwilliam. 

1796 Eunice Ann, b. June 21, 1819 ; m. Chauncy Davis, Jr. Nov. 20, 1839, 720 

1797 Charles L. b. Mh. 21, 1822, 

1798 Lucy A. b. Aug. 12, 1824 ; i Feb. 13, 1829. 

1799 Francis W. b. Feb. 26, 1827 ; d. Dec. 12, 1837. 

279 Dea. DANIEL JONES, [676] m. RACHEL CONVERSE, of Rindge, 
N. H. and resided on the old homestead of his father, in Ashbumham, 
where he d. Mh. 14, 1843. His wid. resides (1852) in Winchendon. 

VI. Chil. 

1800 Mary, b. Mh. 26, 1813 ; d. Aug. 30, 1843, a. 30. 

1801 Sultina, b. Ap. 26, 1815 ; m. Elbridge Wood, and resided, 1851, at Mason, 

N. H 

1802 Eliza, b. Oct 4, 1821 ; d. Feb. 22, 1824. 

1803 Eliza Rachel, b. Aug. 1, 1826 ; reside, 1852, with her mother. 

1804 Daniel Wayland, b. Jany. 14, 1829. He received the degree of M. D. at 

the University in New York City, Mh. 1852, and is at Winchendon, 1852. 

280 Col. JAMES JONES, [686] m. HULDAH HANCOCK, at or near 
Springfield, 1780. He then was in the Army, and was one of a company 

of " Artificers." Soon after his marriage, in Oct. 1780, he received his dis- 
charge. Was in Townsend in 1782, from thence he removed to Madison, Me. 
He was a blacksmith, a Col. in the Maine Militia, and d. at Mt. Vemon, Me. Jany. 
1828, a. 71. 

VI. Chil. b. at Madison. 

1805 James, b. July 7, 1782 ; m. Sarah Gray, 1810. 721 

1806 Phebe, b. Nov. 17, 1786. 

1807 Amasa, b. Sep. 5, 1788 ; m. Phebe Houston, Ap. 1814. 722 

1808 Mary, b. July 4, 1791 ; ro. John Hunnewell, Ap. 11, 1816. 728 

1809 Cynthia, b. July 2, 1793 ; m. Bela T. Jones, [1823] Dee. 24, 1815. 727 



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1810 Sophia, b. Jany. 27, 1795 } m. David Felker, Mh. 80, 1817. 7M 

1811 Susan, b. Jany. 22, 1796 ; ra. Aaron Bean, Dec. 1825. 726 

1812 Amos, b. Jany. 27, 1798 ; d. Mh. 5, 1832. 

1813 Betsy, b, Oct. 24, 1800 ; d. May, 1814. 

1814 Buth, b. Sep. 6, 1802 ; m. £lihu Thompson, Dec. 23. 1828. 726 

281 MARY JONES, [687] m. RALPH HILL, of Ashby, Ap. 15» 1777. 

He resided for many years at Ashby, and then removed to N. Hampshire. 

VI. Chil. b. at Ashby. 
1816 Job, b. July 7, 1780 ; m. Betsy Perry, of Rindge, N. H. Int at Athby, 
Nov. 27, 1804. 

1816 Polly, b. Sep. 5, 1782 ; m. Fiske. 

1817 Brewer, b. Sep. 16, 1784 ; m. Celinda Carpenter. 888 

1818 Elijah Standley, b. July 15, 1787. 

1819 Betsy, b. Jany. 12, 1790 ; d. Feb. 5, 1800. 

1820 Phebe, b. Aug. 13, 1793 ; m. Stephen Wright, of Berlin, Vt ; she ia dead. 

1831 Nancy, b. May 18, 1795; m. Peter Sloane. 

1822 Nabby, b. Feb. 19, 1800; m. David Poor; lived at Worcester, 1850. 
1822^ (Emma, b. ; ro. Taylor, at Montpelier, Vt. ?) 

282 JOHN JONES, [690] m. 1. LYDIA TURNER, July 19, 1791, who 
d. at Berlin, Vt. Ap. 10, 1810. 2. m. MARTHA BATES, of Montpe- 

lier, Vt 1811, who d. at Solon, Me. Ap. 9, 1827. He was a blacksmith, and d. 
at Waltham, July 11, 1826, a. 58. 

VI. Chil. by 1st wf. 

1823 Bela T. b. at Ashby, Sep. 7, 1792 ; m. Cynthia Jones, [1809] 1815. 727 

1824 Lucy C. b. at Ashby, July 30, 1794 ; m. James Smith, May, 1820. 728 

1825 Ira B. b. at Peterboro', (N. H. ?) Sep. 21, 1797; m. Ruby Bacon. 729 

1826 Philip Frink, b. Oct 28, 1799 ; m. Susannah Brunson, July 18, 1831. 

Was a Col. ; resides in Bombay, N. Y. — has no chil. 

1827 Lorinda, b. June 3, 1802 ; resides at Solon, Me. unmd. 

1828 Lydia, b. June 23, 1804 ; m. Oliver Badger, 1831. 730 

1829 James, b. Aug. 21, 1806, in Brookfield, Vt. ; m. Joanna Heald, 1828. 731 

1830 John, b. at Berlin, Vt. Mh. 22, 1810; m. Prudence Cole, of Saogers- 

ville. Me. Dec. 23, 1839. 
Chil. by 2d wf. 

1832 Harriet, b. May 23, 1816, at Burlington, Vt. ; m. Adna Kincaid. 732 

1833 Samuel B. b. May 7, 1819, at Madison, Me. ; m. Melissa Wvman, 1840. 738 

1834 Daniel, b. Mh. 19, 1822, at Solon, Me. ; was a farmer in Maiden, 1851, 

unmd. 

283 EUSHA JONES, [691] ra. PERSHIA [PERSIS] TAYLOR, dau. of 
Abraham Taylor, of Ashby) Feb. 1798, who d. Ap. 15, 1844, a. 68. He 

was a blacksmith, resided in New Ipswich, N. H, and at Ashby, and d. at Ashby, 
Nov. 21, 1809, a. 39. 

VI. Chil. part b. at New Ipswich, the others at Ashby. 

1835 Pershia [Persis], b. Nov. 16, 1793 ; m. Isaac Wilder, of Gardner, 1812. 

1836 Elisha, b. Jany. 28, 1796 ; m. Kalinda Walkins, in Kentucky, Sep. 10, 1818. 

1837 Homer, b. Dec. 24, 1797 ; d. May 18, 1813. 

1838 Rebecca, b. Ap. 9, 1800 ; m. Andrew Hall, of Boston, July 17, 1822, and, 

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1839 John T. b. July 16, 1802 ; m. 1. Eliza Grew, July 14, 1830. 896 

2. Judith Leavitt, Nov. 1840. 

3. Sarah Sleeper, Aug. 1847. 

1840 Abel, b. May 12, 1804 ; m. Lydia Ann Campbell, Oct. 1 1, 1829. He d. in 

Ohio, July 12, 1837. 

1841 Sarah, b. Feb. 15, lb07 ; m. Jonas H. Barrett, of Ashby, July 19, 1833, 

and d. Jany. 22, 1838. 

1842 Lydia, b. Mh. 14, 1809 ; m. Hobart Spencer, Feb. 5, 1832, and resides at 

Ashby. 

284 AMOS JONES. [692] m. 1. RACHEL YOUNG, in Canaan, now 
Madison, Me. 1800. 2. m. SARAH GETCHELL, of Anson, Me. Aug. 

4, 1808. He was a farmer, and held a commission as adjutant in the Militia. 

V I . Chil. by 1st wf. b. in Madison. 

1843 Jonas, b. June 13, 1801 ; m. ; is a farmer in Bingham, Me. 

1844 Huldah, b. June 13, 1803 ; m. Capt. H. Savage, June 24, 1821. 734 

1845 Rachel Y. b. Feb. 26, 1805 ; m. John Blackden, 1830. 735 

1846 Amos Y. b. Feb. 27, 1807 ; m. Sybil W. Stevens. 736 

Chil. ly 2d wf. 

1847 Timothy B. b. June 3, 1809 ; m. Sarah P. Messer, Feb. 17, 1841. 737 

1848 Phebe P. b. Sept. 23, 1811; d. 1834. 

1849 John D. b. May 3, 1814 ; resides at Anson, Me. 

1850 Adeline B. b. Oct. 9, 1816 ; m. Enoch Messer, in Madison ; ^^ has moved 

away up country." 

285 DANIEL JONES, [693] m. LUCY SHEPLEY, of Pepperell. Int. 
Feb. 16, 1800. He d. Oct. 31, 1808, a. 33. Resided at Ashby, and 
Madison, Me. 

VI. Chil. b. in Madison, excepting the 1st b. at Ashby* 

1851 Lucy, b. Dec. 28, 1800. — 1852 b. Bianca, b. July 19, 1804. 
1853 Phebe, b. June 9, 1606. — 1854 Mary, b. Sep. 30, 1808. 

286 PHEBE JONES, [694] m. LEMUEL SHEPLEY, of Townsend or 
Pepperell. Int. at Ashby, Feb. 2, 1797. He resided in Stoddard, N. H. 

and afterwards in Solon, Me. In 1851, his wid. was residing with her son at 
Stetson, Me. 

VI. Chil. 

1855 Lemuel J. b. in Stoddard, N. H, June 30, 1797 ; d. Sep. 1846, in Bangor, 

Me. a. 49. 

1856 Amos, b. in Stoddard, June 11, 1799 ; d. in infancy. 

1857 Phebe C. b. in Solon, Me. Ap. 6, 1802 ; m. Otis Getchell. 738 
1858-Asher, b. in Solon, Jany. 2, 1804 ; m. Sarah Hills. 739 

1859 Oren, b. in Solon, Aug. 9, 1805 ; m. Ruth M. Haskell. 740 

1860 Horace, b. in Solon, May 31, 1807 ; m. Hannah B. Stuart. 741 

1861 Mary Ann, b. at Brownville, Me. May 12, 1810; m. Capt. Benjamin 742 

T. Sands. 

1862 Sarah Jane, b. at Milo, Me. May 8, 1814 ; m. Sumner Bray. 743 

287 REBECCA DERBY, [697] m. JOHN PRATT, May 28, 1788. He 
was of Harvard, and was b. Feb. 7, 1760. He resided at Fitchburg, 
where his wid. was living, 1850. 

V I . Chil. born at Fitchburg. 

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1864 John D. b. Feb. 6, 1792 ; m. Emma Sawyer, June 6, 1823. 744 

1865 Tamar, b. Nov. 12, 1793 ; m. Samuel Sheldon, June 3, 1819. 746 

1866 Sally, b. Aug. 1, 1796; resided unmd. at Fitchburg, 1850. 

1867 Rebecca, b. July 2, 1798 ; m. Moses Eaton, Nov. 22, 1835. 746 

1868 Luther, b. Aug. 6, 1800; d. Aug. 8, 1819, at Dublin. 

1869 Philemon, b. Aug. 20, 1803 ; d. Sep. 29, 1807. 

1870 Lucy B. b. Oct. 27, 1805; m. Luke Richardson, July 11, 1822. 

1871 Thomas D. b. Oct31, 1807 ; m. Susan L. Wood, Oct. 27, 1836, and re- 

sides at Lunenburg. 

1872 Phebe B. b. Dec. 1, 1809; d. Sep. 1, 1831, at Lunenburg. 

288 PHEBE DERBY, [698] m. Capt. JONATHAN ROLF, of Ashbjr. 
Int. Aug. 24, 1792. Capt. Rolf was a carpenter, resided at Ashby till 

after 1810. Removed to Dalton, N. H. They are both dead. He probably 
came from Reading to Ashby, Mh. 17, 1776. 

VI. Chil. b. at Ashby. 

1873 Jonas, b. Mh. 26, 1793. — 1874 Jonathan, b. Dec, 1793 : d. Mh. 3, 1795. 

1875 Jonathan, b. Jany. 31, 1797. 

1876 Phebe, b. Feb. 14, 1799 ; d. Aug. 2, 1801. 

1877 Lydia Damon, b. Feb. 23, 1801 ; d. Mh. 24, 1802. 

1878 Phebe, b. Jany. 24, 1803. — 1879 Polly, b. Aug. 9, 1805. 

1880 Almira, b. Aug. 6, 1808. — 1881 Lydia Damon, b. July 16, 1810. 

289 MARY DERBY, [699] m. Dea. MOSES GREELY, of Hudson, N. H. 
He was a former — d. 1848. She was living at Hudson, 1849. 

VI. Chil. 

1882 Reuben, b. July 18, 1794 ; m. ; resides at Hudson, N. H. 

1883 Hannah, b. Nov. 7, 1795 ; d. June 7, 1804. 

1884 Joseph, b. July 7, 1797 ; m. Charlotte Pollard, Dec. 7, 1818, who was b. 
June 27, 1799, the dau. of Asa and Susannah (Winn) Pollard, of Hudson. 
He is a manufacturer, and resided, 1850, at Concord, N. H. Has no chil. 

1885 Mary, b. Ap. 1, 1801 ; m. Daniel Merrill ; resided at Belfast, Me. 

1886 Moses T. D. b. Dec. 18, 1802 ; resided at Grand Detour, III. where he d. 

about 1845. 

1887 Hannah, b. July 19, 1806; m. Thaddeus Parker, of Dracut. 

1888 Clarissa, b. Nov. 3, 1808 ; m. Abram Putnam. 

1889 Stephen D. b. Sep. 10, 1810 ; resided at Hudson, N. H. 1850. 

1890 Elbridge J. b. Nov. 15, 1812 ; resided at Hudson, N. H. 1850. 

290 Dea. JAMES MUNROE, Jr. [704] m. his cousin MARGARET 
WATSON, June 10, 1804, who was b. June 10, 1773, the dau. of 

Nathan and Margaret Watson, who resided in the house on North Avenue, near 
the Trotting Park, in Cambridge. She was a descendant of the venerable John 
Watson, who prob. came to New England in the Speedwell, in 1645, and d. in 
Cambridge, 1711, a. 92. Dea. Munroe was brought up to his father's trade, that 
of a blacksmith, and had his shop on Brattle Street. He resided in the house re- 
cently occupied by his wid. and where she d. Feb. 28, 1852, a. nearly 79. He 
was chosen Deacon of the First Church in Camb. Aug. 2, 1818, an office that he 
faithfully filled for many years. He d. May 28, 1848, a. 73. " No one has 
ever gone down to the tomb sustaining a more irreproachable character than Dea. 
Munroe." Pres. Kirkland said of him, " If I ever get to Heaven, I shall look to 
meet Dea. Munroe there ; he is too honest for his own good." Dr. Albro, his 
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sense in which the apostle used these words lespecting Stephen — he was an 
hotiest man in the same sense in which this expression is used in the business of 
the world. He was like Nathaniel, an Israelite in whom there was no guile.'* 

V I . Chil. b. in Cambridge. 

1891 Nathan Watson, b. July 7, 1806, grad. at Har. Coll. 1830, studied divinity 
at the New York Protestant Episcopal Seminary ; has been located as an 
Episcopal Minister at Vergennes, Vt. Potsdam, N. Y. and at other places. 
Of late years has resided at Cambridge. 

1892 James, b. Dec. 15, 1808 ; m. Sarah R. M. Fiske, Oct 8, 1833. 747 

1893 William Watson, b. Mb. 26, 1810 ; m. Hannah Adams, Aug. 7, 1842. 748 

1894 Charles Augustus, b. Jany. 27, 1813 ; d. 1817. 

1895 Isaac, b. Ap. 4, 1815 ; d. 1817. 



291 NATHANIEL MUNROE, [706] m. 1. MARTHA LEWIS, of Ports- 
mouth, N. H. Dec. 12, 1802, who d. Mb. 23, 1822- 2. m. REBECCA 
KENT, Feb. 6, 1823, dau. of Samuel and Rhoda (Hill) Kent, and sister of Rev. 
Benjamin Kent, of Roxbury. He is a carpenter, resides in Cambridge, has long 
been known for his skill in music, vocal and instrumental, was one of the early 
members of the Handel and Haydn Society, a teacher of vocal music, and a long 
time leader of the choir in Dr. Holmes's church. 

VI. Chil. by 1st wf b. in Camb. 

1896 Nathaniel, b. June 14, 1804 ; d. Sep. 14, 1805. 

1897 James, b. Nov. 29, 1805 ; d. Mb. 17, 1822. 

1898 Martha, b. Aug. 5, 1807 ; d. Jany. 14, 1830. 

1899 Nathaniel, b. Oct. 5, 1810 ; d. Nov. 22, 1822. 

1900 George Frederick Handel, b. July 7, 1812 ; d, June 26, 1830. 

1901 Sarah, b. Dec. 13, 1814. 

1902 John Hancock, b. Nov. 30, 1816 ; m. Susan Allen. Is a printer in Camb. 

1903 Mary, b. Dec. 29, 1818 ; d. July 23, 1839. 

Chil. by 2d wf. 
1905 Rebecca Rockv^*ell, b. July 26, 1^6; — 1906 Charles, b. June 19, 1828. 
1907 Annie Ellen, b. Dec. 16, 1830 ; — 1908 David Kent, b. May 38, 1835. 



292 SARAH TAPLEY MUNROE, [707] m. PETER COOLEDGE, Jane 
13, 1813. (a) He resided in Framinghara, was a highly respected cit- 
izen, and d. suddenly of a disease of the heart, Nov. 3, 1851, a. 63. She d. Jany. 
4, (a) 1823, a. nearly 38. 

[He m. 2. MARY P. FISKE, dau. of Cd. N. Fiske, of Framingham, July 1, i824, by whom 
he had Catherine D. b. July 27. 1825, d. July 14, 1826 ; Catherine F. b. July 9, 1828 ; m. 
Charles J. Power, May 26, 1852 ; Jonathan M, b. Nov. 2, 1834 ] 

VI. Chil. by Istwf. 

1909 Sarah, b. June 9, 1814 ; m. Elbndge M. Jones, of Fffamiiighani, June 9, 

1835 ; d. Feb. 11, 1839 — left one dau. 

1910 Josiah Adams, b. Oct. 30, 1816 ; m. Mehitable Fowle. 771 

1911 Susan, b. Nov. 17, 1818 ; m. Moses Hemenway, of Framingham, Ap. 

1, 1839 ; had — VJIV Sarah, b. June 9, 1840 ; — 191 1^ Charies 
Josiah, b. June 5, 1844. 

1912 Mary, b. Ap. 15, 1821 ; m. J. K. Hastings, Oct. 11, 1838 ; had — 1912^ 

Sarah Munroe, b. July 27, 1840. 

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298 AMOS MUNROE, [711] m. RUTH PRENTICE, Dec. 18, 1803, or 
as by one record, Oct. 4, 1802, of Watertown. He resided at Cam- 
bridge, and d. Sep. 5, 1829, a. 63}. His wid. at the age of 83, resides, 1852, at 
Cambridgeport. Mr. Munroe from early in life was nearly blind ; he had a fine 
ear for music, and was a good singer and a distinguished performer on the violin. 

VI. Chil. 

1913 Henry Prentice, b. July 17, 1804 ; m. Eunice M. A. Burt, 1827. 749 

1914 Francis W. b. May 22, 1807 ; m. Sarah B. Cooledge, Sep. 20, 1829. 760 

1915 Ann, b. June 7, 1809 ; resides at Cambridgeport, unmd. 

1916 Amos, b. Oct 27, 1811 ; " 

1917 Caleb, b. Mb. 18, 1815 ; m. Mary Ann Bowen, Dec. 8, 1836. 761 

294 ISAAC MUNROE, [713] m. ABIGAIL RICHARDSON, who d. 
Mb. 5, 1809, a. 45 ; he having d. Ap. 12, 1806, at West Cambridge. 
Like the rest of the family, he had a great taste for music, and was a fine per- 
former on several instruments. 

VI. ChU. 

1918 (A son b. May 30, 1779, d. young ?) 

1919 Isaac, b. Ap. 26, 1785 ; m. Emily Wheeler, dau. of Seth Wheeler, Esq. 
of New Ipswich, N. H. Oct. 28, 1807. He moved to Baltimore, Md. in 
1811, where he has resided ever since, and has been during that time editor 
of the Baltimore Republican. He was a volunteer in the Artillery Co. of 
Fencibles, commanded by Chief Justice Nicholson at the time of the attack 
on Baltimore by the British, in 1814, and was stationed at Fort McHenry. 
He was appointed by Gov. Sprigg one of his staff. His parents both dying 
leaving a large family of young children, he became a second father to 
them, and gave them a good education. 

1920 Henry Humphrey, b. Dec. 19, 1786 ; resided at or near Boston, and was 

killed on board the ill-fated Chesapeake, in the battle with the Shannon, 
off Boston harbor. 

1921 Nathan Winship, b. Aug. 5, 1789 ; was a painter of great promise, studied 

with Gilbert Stuart, and d. of consumption at Baltimore, in 1817, a. 28. 

1922 Charles, b. Mb. 2, 1792, was appointed an Ensign in the United States Ar- 
my, afterwards a Lieut, and in the celebrated 4th Regiment was in all the 
battles in which that regiment took its full share, on the Northern frontier 
in the war of 1812. He was a brave and gallant officer, and well sustained 
the character of his Scotch ancestors. He d. 1816, a. 24. 

1928 Alvan, b. Jany. 2, 1795. He was a printer ; fought bravely for his coun- 
try at the battle at North Point, in 1814, in Capt. Stewart's company, who 
often spoke of him ^^ as among the bravest of the brave.'' He d. of con- 
sumption at New OHeans, 1820, a. 25. 

1924 Cromwell, b. June 20, 1797 ; was a Dental Surgeon, and d. at Savannah, 

Ga. 1847, a. 50. 

1925 Caroline, b. Aug. 2, 1799 ; m. Prentiss Chubb. 762 
1925J George, b. Oct. 5, 1801 ; d. 1818, a. 17. 

1926 Abby Richardson, b. Feb. 24, 1805 ; m. Isaac R. St. John, 1825. 763 
1926^ Sarah, b. ; d. Ap. 24, 1808, a. 2. 

296 WILLIAM MUNROE, [715] m 1. SARAH CLARK, of Marblehead, 

July, 1795, who d. Ap. 13, 1800. 2. m. SARAH COPP, of Boston, 

Oct. 27, 1804. He d. in Boston, 1817, a. 46. His wid. resides, 1852, in Boston. 

VI. ChiLby l«twf. 
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1928 Frances, b. Oct 25, 1797 ; m. 1. Charles Oliver, Feb. 6, 1817. 7S6 

2. William Cracklin, May 3, 1829. 

1929 William, b. Dec. 8, 1799 ; d. Dec. 13, 1799. 

1930 Jane, b. Jany. 2, 1801 ; d. Aug. 14, 1801. 

Chil. by 2d wf. 

1931 Margaret Cooledge, b. May 8, 1805 ; m. Benjamin Morrill, Dec. 1, 1836. 

Resides at Brooklyn, N. Y. No chil. 

1932 William Copp, b. Feb. 12, 1807 ; m. Belvidere Crosby, July, 1833. 756 

1933 Mary Ann H. b. Mh. 11, 1809 ; m. John Hunt, Nov. 19, 1835. 757 

1934 Joan Storer, b. Feb. 3, 1811 ; d. Ap. 10, 1817. 

1935 Elizabeth Goodwin, b. Mh. 5, 1813 ; m. John Peters, Oct 1, 1845. 

1936 John Lovejoy Abbott, b. Ap. 4, 1815 ; d. July 22, 1815. 

1937 Harriet Jane, b. Jany. 6, 1817 ; d. Feb. 4, 1818. 

296 JOSEPH MUNROE, [718] REBECCA BEERS, in Charlestown, July 
14, 1805. He resided in Charlestown and Boston, and d. at Sackett^s 
Harbor in the war of 1812. 

VI. Chil. b. in Charlestown. 

1938 Louisa Rivers, b. July 16, 1806 ; ra. 1. Timothy Carey. 758 

2. Elias Danforth. 

1939 James Madison, b. Nov. 28, 1808 ; m. in Ludlow, Vt and had 

— 1939^ Adelia, b. July 17, 1846. 

297 SAMUEL SANDERSON, [723] m. EUNICE LAWRENCE, of 
Waltham, Mh. 23, 1802, dau. of George Lawrence. She was b. May 
3, 1784, and d. Oct. 23, 1847. He d. July 18, 1829. They resided at 
Waltham. He was a farmer. 

VI. Chil. 

1940 Benjamin Lawrence, b. Oct 30, 1802 ; m. Mary C. Cook, of West Camb. 
Oct. 26, 1822 ; he d. Aug. 1840. His wid. resides in West Camb. They 
had — 19401 Theodore Lyman — 1940^ Emily, who xru William Kidder — 
19403 Clarence Marcellus. 

1941 Marshall, b. Jan. 1, 1805 ; supposed to have been lost at sea, about 1823. 

1942 Chester, b. Ap. 6, 1807 ; m. Sarah Stickney, of Francestown, N. H. May 
17, 1831 ; he resides in Boston. They had — 1942* Harriet Ann ; — 
1942« Charles Henry, who d. — 1942^ Elbridge Lawrence ; — 1942* Sarah 
Caroline. 

1943 Caroline, b. Oct. 15, 1809 ; m. Edward Goodnow, May 15, 1834, of Lex- 
ington, who d. Oct. 15, 1840. She resides at East Lexington, and with her 
sister Elizabeth has had the care of her aged grandmother for many years, 
and to whom she has been more than a daughter. She will not lose her 

1944 Grace, b. Nov. 30, 1812 ; d. July 4, 1839. 

1945 Harriet, b. May 21, 1815; d. July 17, 1828, a. 13. 

1946 Elizabeth Herrick, b. Sep. 20, 1824, resides with her sister, Mrs. (Joodnow, 
at East Lexington, having most kindly shared with her in the care of their 
aged grandmother. 

298 RUFUS PORTER, [726] m. ABIGAIL GROVER, of Maiden, 1796. 
He was a brick-maker, resided at Medford, and d. Ap. 25, 1825, a. 50. 

VI. Chil. b. in Medford. 

1947 Abigail, b. Nov. 10, 1796 ; m. William Gould, of Boston, 1831. 769 

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1949 Rufus, b. June 25, 1802 ; d. Nov. 23, 1848, UDmd. 

1950 Mary, b. Ap. 9, 1806 ; m. John Vinto, resided in Boston, 1850. 

1951 Hiram, b. Nov. 27, 1808 ; was lost at sea. 

1952 James, b. Mh. 29, 1812 ; m. Honora Callam, of Lough Rey, Ireland, 1840, 

resides at Medford, have one child. 

1953 Sarah, b. June 9, 1814 ; m. William Reed, resides at Weston. 

1954 Matilda, b. Nov. 15, 1818 ; m. May, resides at Roxbury. 

1955 Paulina, b. Sep. 3, 1819 ; m. Mr. Stephens, of Providence, R. I. Is a wid. 

with 4 chil. 

299 THOMAS MUNROE, [733] m. 1. ELIZABETH JEWETT, at Lex. 
Mh. 30, 1804, who was b. at Littleton, Sep. 8, 1785, and d. Nov. 23, 

1848, a. 63. 2. m. Wid. MATILDA (JEWETT) CON ANT, Aug. 26, 1849, 
at Nashua, N. H. who was b. at Littleton, Aug. 12, 1799. (They were sistere 
and daus. of Joseph Jewett, of Littleton, who m. Sarah Fletcher, and d. July, 
1S31, his wf. having d. Aug. 1830.) Mr. Munroe has resided at Lexington, Mil- 
ton, Dorchester, but for many years has been a resident of Nashua, N. H. Has 
been a Selectman of Nashua, and has also been frequently chosen to other re- 
sponsible offices, and is a Notary Public and Justice of the Peace. He is a twin 
of bis sister Elizabeth, Mrs. Reed. ^ 

VI. Chil. by 1st wf. the first b. at Lex. the 2d, 3d, and 5th at Milton, 
the other at Dorchester. 

1956 Franklin, b. Aug. 31, 1805 ; m. Mary R. Bell, Aug. 19, 1826. 761 

1957 Elizabeth, b. May 5, 1807 ; m. James Goss, Nov. 9, 1824. 762 

1958 Thomas, b. Ap 11, 1809 ; d. Nov. 17, 1838. 

1959 Mary Ann, b. Oct 31, 1812 ; m. John M. Hunt, Oct. 13, 1832. 763 

1960 Rebecca Locke, b. Jany. 18, 1816 ; m. Humphrey W. Buxton, 1833. 764 

300 ELIZABETH MUNROE, [734] m. ISAAC REED, of Lex. Ap. 24, 
1804, who was b. Jany. 12, 1781. They reside at Lex. She is a twin 
of her brother Thomas. 

VI. Chil. b. at Lexington. 

1961 Emeline, b. June 10, 1805 ; d. Dec. 22, 1822, a. 17. 

1962 Susan Elizabeth, b. Dec. 16, 1807 ; m. William H. Fowle, of Boston, Ap. 
, 1835, resides at Jamaica Plain ;^ is a carver in Boston. They have — 

1962» Susan Elizabeth, b. Sep. 11, 1840 ;— 1962^ Emma Sophia, b. Sep. 
3, 1844. 

1963 Isaac Emery, b. Jany. 2, 1810 ; d. Dec. 31, 1836. 

1964 Adeline, b. Jany. 10, 1812 ; m. James Parker, of Lex. Nov. 2, 1842, and 

resides there. 

1965 William Henry Harrison, b. Nov. 26, 1813 ; m. Mary Crowninshield, lives 

at Lexington. 

1966 Horatio, b. Dec. 11, 1815 ; ra. Mary Phipps, atFramingham, Oct. 9, 1844; 

resides in New York city. 

1967 Pamell Munroe, b. Ap. 30, 1818; d. Oct. 16, 1821. 

1968 Edwin, b. Feb. 20, 1821 ; in business at Boylston Market, Boston. 

1969 Hugh Maxwell, b. Mh. 27, 1824 ; unmd. ; resides with his father. 

1970 Emeline Pamell, b. Oct. 5, 1826 ; unmd. 

301 EDWIN MONROE, [735] m. ELIZA FOWLE, dau. of Henry and 
Rebecca Fowle, of Medford. She was b. Mh. 6, 1787. They have 
resided at Medford, Saugus, Lex. and Charlestown, now Somerville, 
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VI. Chil. 

1971 Edwin, b. Feb. 5, 1812, in Medford ; m. Nancy Thorning. 765 

1972 Benjamin S. b. Nov. 21, 1813, in Saugus; m. Hannah B. Runey. 766 

1973 Eliza Ann, b. Ap. 9, 1816, in Lex. ; m. Henry Bacon. 767 

1974 Martha Fowle, b. Oct. 25, 1818, in Lex. ; m. E. G. Brooks, 1839. 768 

1975 Henry Fowle, b. Feb. 17, 1821 ; d. Jany. 21, 1822. 

1976 Emeline Reed, b. Ap. 6, 1823, in Charlestown ; m. Caleb S. Pierce. 769 

1977 Henry Fowle, b. Sep. 29, 1826, in Charlestown. Is Preceptor of an 

Academy at Bolton. 

1978 Faustina, b. Feb.*13, 1829, in Charlestown ; m. Rev. Joseph Selman Den- 
nis, son of Erastmus and Sarah Dennis, of Marblehead. He is a Univer- 
salist Minister at North Attleboro\ 



\ 902 CATHERINE MUNROE, [737] m. IRA THORPE, 1808, who wnM 
^^ b. Ap. 15, 1786. They reside at Somerville. He formerly resided at 

Athol, where it is prob. his chil. were all bom. 

"^ VI. Chil. 

1979 Charles Munroe, b. Mb. 25, 1809 ; has been twice m. 

1980 Elbridge, b. Jany. 18, 1811 ; m. ; resides at Stonebam. 

1981 Emeline, b. Aug. 7, 1813 ; m. Lawrence, 

1982 Hannah, b. July 10, 1815 ; d. Aug. 17, 1815. 

1983 Hannah, b. Aug. 9, 1816 ; m. Francis Gay, resides at Dover. 

1984 Jerome, b. Mh. 30, 1819 ; m. 

1985 Parnell Munroe, b. Sep. 24, 1821 ; m. George Tapley, resides at Chelsea. 

1986 Harriot Sumner, b. Dec. 11, 1823 ; d. July 2, 1837. 

1987 Martha Mead, b. Jany. 31, 1826 ; — 1988 Henry Gilbert, b. July 24, 1828. 

1989 Ellen Maria, b. Aug. 8, 1830 ; m. West, 1852. 
1989j} Edwin Hadley, b. Mh. 10, 1834 ; d. Sep. 14, 1837. 

903 CHARLES MUNROE, [7391 m. MARIA RUSSELL, who was b. 
Ap. 11, 1801, the dau. of David and Ruth (Locke) Russell. [Par. 416.] 
He resides at Somerville. 

VI. Chil. 

1990 Mariah, b. June 12, 1828 ; m. James S. Runey, Nov. 1850, brother of 

Hannah, who m. Benjamin S. Munroe, [1972]. He is a manufacturer 
of Pottery at Somerville. 

1991 Louisa, b. Nov. 20, 1831. — 1992 Josiah, b. July 3, 1837. 
1993 Parnell, b. Oct. 10, 1843. 



304 OTIS MUNROE, [738] m. SOPHIA HARRINGTON, Dec. 12, 1822, 
the dau. of Levi and Rebecca (Muliken) Harrington, and gr. dau. of 
Daniel and Anne (Munroe) Harrington, of Lex. She was b. Aug. 25, 1801. 
Mr. Munroe is a merchant doing business at 41 Commercial Street, boston. 

VI. Chil. 

1994 Sophia, b. Sep. 29, 1823. 

1995 Rebecca Muliken, b. Jany. 7, 1826 ; m. Eben W. Dugan, Sep. 30, 1847. 

He resides in Boston, clerk to his father-in-law ; had Theodore Otis, b. 
Dec. 11, 1848 ; d. Aug. 12, 1849. 

1996 George Otis, b. Ap. 13, 1836 ; d. Aug. 15, 1887. 

1997 Georgianna Phipps, b. Jany. 4, 1839. 



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305 SUSAN MUNROE, [741] m. NATHAN B. FOSTER, 1801. They 
resided at Belfast, Me. where she d. 1810, a. 29. He d. 1846, a. Q8. 

VI. Chil. 

1998 Rebecca, b. ; m. Samuel Haynes, a Druggist at Belfast. 

1999 Susan, b. ; m. Nathan Houston of Belfast, who is dead. 

2000 Mary, b. unmd. — 2001 William b. d. 1836. 

2002 Abigail, b. d. 1846, and buried at the same time her father was. 

306 WILLIAM MUNROE, [742] m. LUCY FROST, of Charlestown, Oct. 
11, 1813, who was b. in West Cambridge, July 2, 1794, the dau. of 

Samuel and Dorcas Frost. He moved to Charlestown, in that part now Som- 
erville, in 1808, where he now resides. He is a wheelwright. 

VI. Chil. 

2003 Lucy, b. Mh. 4, 1815 ; m. Aaron Clark, of Charlestown, 1837. 770 

2004 Enoch, b. Aug. 12, 1816 ; m. Emeline Russell, 1840 ; lives at E. Cam. 

2005 William, b. June, 1818 ; m. Elizabeth Mclntire ; lives at Chelsea. 

2006 James, b. May 27, 1820 ; m. Maria Woods, May 1, 1844, dau. of William 
and Mary Woods. They reside at Charlestown, and have — 2006* Ann 
Maria Parker, b. Ap. 5, 1847 ; — 2006*2 James Alexander, b. Nov. 12, 1849. 

2007 Emery, b. , 1823 ; d. Aug. 30, 1828. 

2008 Abigail, b. July, 1825. —2009 Charles, b. Ap. 1828. 
2010 Emery, b. Dec. 4, 1830. —2011 Marcellus, b. June 17, 1834. 

307 LOUISA MUNROE, [747] m. THOMAS BUCKMAN. He is a car- 
riage painter (at Lynn ?) 

VI. Chil. 
2012 Mary. — 213 Thomas. —2014 Louisa. — 2015 Sarah Ann. 

908 JEDUTHAN RICHARDSON, [759] m. SUSAN TAY, Oct. 6, 1789. 
Resided at Med ford, where he d. 

VI. Chil. 

2016 Jeduthan, b. Feb. 28, 1790 ; d. unmd. at Medford. 

2017 Sally, b. Oct. 4, 1791 ; m. Staniels. 

2018 Harriet, b. June 15,4794 ; d. July 23, 1803. 

2019 Elizabeth, b. Oct. 15, 1796 ; d. Nov. 7, 1815. 

309 MARY RICHARDSON, (760) m. JONATHAN THOMPSON, of 
Woburn, Aug. 9, 1781, who was b. Ap. 26, 1760, and d. Nov. 21, 1836, 
a. 76. He resided at Woburn, where his wid. was living, 1851. 

VI. Chil. b. at Woburn. 

2020 Samuel, b. Feb. 26, 1782 ; d. Sep. 13, 1802. 

2021 Polly, b. Feb. 6, 1784 ; d. Sep. 4, 1785. 

2022 Jonathan, b. Ap. 24, 1786 ; m. 1. Margary Fowie, 1808. 772 

2. Elizabeth Jenkins, Sep. 21, 1848. 

2023 Luke, b. Jany. 20, 1789 ; m. Betsy Chamberlain, 1815. 773 

2024 Mary, b. Feb. 25, 1791 ; m. Benjamin Wood, 2d, Dec. 25, 1810; re- 

sides in Wob. Has — 2024 j^ Mary, b. ; m. Emery Goss. 

2025 Cyrus, b. Mh. 10, 1793 ; m. Abigail Noble, Dec. 26, 1816. 774 

2026 Emily, b. Jany. 28, 1795 ; resided at Wob. unmd. 1851. 

2027 Lydia, b. Mh. 29, 1798 ; m. Thaddeus Parker, 1821. He is a wheelwright 

at Wob. — no chil. 

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2028 Abigail, b. Aug. 23, 1800 ; m. Joshua Jones, May '6, 1825. She d. Aug. 
] , 1848 ; has — 2028^ Emma, m. Ira Worth, and a sod and dau. unmd in 
1851. 

2029 Samuel, b. Nov. 13, 1803; d. of consumption, (Aug. 1,1848?) unmd. 

2030 Albert, b. May 13, 1808; m. Sevia B. Nichols, Ap. 22, 1834. ^ 776 

310 SARAH RICHARDSON, [761] m. WILLIAM FOWLE,ofWob. 
Nov. 7, 1782. They resided at Wob. where she d. Dec. 30, 1847, a. 
81 ; and he d. Jany, 18, 1850. 

VI. Chil. b. at Woburn. 

2031 William, b. Mh.3, 1783 ; m. Nancy Hilton of Dorchester, Mh. 1816. 

2032 Sarah, b. Nov. 22, 1784 ; m. Jonas Hale of Wob. Sep. 17, 1806. 

2033 Susan, b. Feb. 4, 1787; d. Dec. 17, 1788. 

2034 Susan, b. Jany. 2, 1789 ; d. Nov. 18, 1850, unmd. 

2035 Josiah, b. Jany. 4, 1791 ; m. Mary Carr, at Scarborough, N. C. He was 

lost at sea. > 

2036 Mary, b. Ap. 21, 1793 ; m. Benjamin Fowle, of Wob. Feb. 21, 1815. 

2037 Fanny, b. Mh. 10, 1795; m. Ezra W. Reed, Oct. 27, 1814, 

2038 Samuel R. b. Feb. 10. 1797; m. 1. Martha Marsh, in North Carolina, 1822. 

2. Ann Marsh, Nov. 1847. 

2039 James, b. Ap. 19, 1799 ; d. June 1, 1818. 

2040 Luther, b. Mh. 17, 1801 ; d. June 16, 1822. 

2041 Luke, b. Dec. 15, 1802; m. 1. Rhoda Clark, May 18, 1826. 

2. Eliza Richardson, [2063] Aug. 1845. 

2042 Jeduthan, b. Dec. 21, 1804; m. Louisa Locke, [21701 Dec. 9, 1828. 820 

2043 Edward, b. May 30, 1807 ; m. 1. Mary Locke, [2168] Sep. 16, 1828. 819 

2. Deborah Parker, Mh. 1835. 

3. Hannah Damon, May 24, 1838. 

2044 Abi, b. Mh. 28, 1809 ; m. Caleb Mclntire, Ap. 7, 1829, and d. May 1, 1840. 

He d. some years before. 

311 THOMAS RICHARDSON, [763] m. 1. REBECCA BUCKMAN, of 
Stoneham, May 15, 1794, who d. Mh. 1829, a. 55. 2. m. MARY LAW- 
RENCE, Ap. 20, 1830, who was b. Mh. 10, 1789, and in 1850, was living at 
Wob. He resided at Wob. and d. 1847, a. 77. 

VI. Chil. b. at Woburn. 

2045 Rebecca, b. July 4, 1795; m. Jesse Converse, Ap. 5, 1817. Has — 2045J 

David Gould, b. Nov. 13, 1821. 

2046 Laura, b. July 18, 1799 ; d. July 29, 1799. 

2047 Harriet, b. Sep. 10, 1800 ; m. Samuel Richardson, Dec. 27, 1825 ; she d. 

Nov. 14, 1826, a. 26. 
2Q48 Thomas, b. July 9, 1802 ; d. Oct. 1, 1803. 

2049 Thomas, b. May 31, 1804; m. Mary E. Dale, of Milford, N. H. Dec. 9, 

1830. He resides at Woburn, is Deacon of the Church ; has no chil. 

2050 Mary Ann, b. Aug. 17, 1806 ; m. Peleg Lawrence, from Lyndboro% N. H. 

May, 1844 ; resided in Winchester, 1851. 

2051 John Buckman, b. Dec. 15, 1808; m. Elizabeth Richardson, Ap. 14, 1835 ; 

resides at Lynn. 

2052 Sumner, b. Mh. 7, 1811 ; m. 1. Abigail Dale, Ap. 19, 1836, who d. Sep. 

13, 1836, a. 26. 2. Eliza H. Collamore, Nov. 27, 1837. 

2053 Luther, b. May 28, 1813 ; m. Elizabeth H. Pierce, July 2, 1839 ; resides 

in Winchester. 

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2054 Jeduthan, b. Jany. 10, 1816 ; in. 1. Rebecca Wood, Ap. 14, 1841. 904 

2. Sarah E. Locke, [ 1260] Jan. 1849. 

2055 Abi, b. May 17, 1818 ; m. George Sanderson, of Lunenburg ; resides in 

Winchester. 

2056 Linda, b. Feb. 29, 1820; m. John Buxton, May 26, 1841, who resides at 

Winchester. 



312 LUTHER RICHARDSON, [765] m. SUSANNAH CRAFTS, Aug. 
3, 1803, who was b. May 2, 1782, the dau. of Daniel and Abigail Crafts, 
of Roxbury. He grad. at Harv. Coll. 1799, studied law, had an office in Boston, 
and resided at Roxbury. He was a good Lawyer, but d. at the early age of 37, 
Nov. 14, 1811. His wid. m. ELISHA HATHAWAY, of Boston, June 1, 181 1, 
who d. Mb. 3, 1850, a. 75. She d. Dec. 18, 1850, a. 68. 

VI. Chil. b. at Roxbury. 

2057 Augustus Luther, b. July 14, 1805 ; is a merchant at Cuba, unmd. 

2058 A <^hild b. Dec. 5, 1806 ; d. in infancy. 

2059 Susannah, b. June 17,1809 ; d. Oct 23, 1811. 



313 Dea. CALVIN RICHARDSON, (766) ra. SARAH STEELE, Feb 5, 
1800, who was b. Mb. 24, 1778, the dau. of James and Susannah Steele, 
of Stoneham. He resides, 1852, at Winchester, in that part that was 
taken from Wobum. 

VI. Chil. 

2060 Calvin, b. Ap. 1, 1801 ; m. Mary E. Wade, Ap. 21, 1825. 776 

2061 Sarah, b. Sep. 6, 1804 ; m. Samuel B. White^ Ap. 18, 1826. 777 

2062 Samuel Steele, b. July 19, 1806 ; m. Lydia A. Meade, May 29, 1832. 778 

2063 Eliza, b. July 17, 1808 ; m. Luke Fowle, [2041] Aug. 21, 1845. 

2064 Susan, b. July 31, 1810; m Frederick Flint, Sep, 19, 1831. 779 

2065 Charlotte, b. Oct. 7, 1812 ; d. Jany. 4, 1827. 

2066 Mary, b. May 4, 1814 ; m. Luther R. Vining, [2072] Nov. 1833. 783 

2067 Fanny, b. Jany. 8, 1816 ; m. Timothy W. Mead, Nov. 12, 1840. 780 

2068 John S. b. Feb. 11, 1818; m. Lydia W. Collamore, 1840. 781 

2069 Abigail, b. July 11, 1820 ; m. Artemas Mead, May 5, 1841. 782 



314 FANNY RICHARDSON, [767] m. LUTHER VINING, May 9, 
1808, who was b. at (Leyden ?) Ap. 1781, the son of John R. Vining, 
who d. at Lebanon, (N. Y. ?) They resided, 1850, at Templeton. 



VI. Chil. 

2070 John R. b. June 27, 1810 ; m. Martha A. Clough, Nov. 1846, and resides 

at Wobum. 

2071 Fanny R. twin of the above ; m. George W. Comee, May 2, 1833, and d. 

Aug. 30, 1838. 

2072 Luther R. b. May 20, 1812 ; ra. Mary Richardson [2066] Nov. 1833. 788 

2073 Josiah, b. Dec. 19, 1815 ; d. Oct 28, 1817. 

2074 Andre, b. Ap. 21, 1817 ; d. Oct. 18, 1817. 

2075 George, b. Dec. 29, 1818 ; m. Martha B. Emery, Nov. 14, 1844. 784 

2076 Willard, b. Mb. 23, 1821 ; m. Miranda Cody, July, 1843, at Webster. 

He d. at California, 1849. Had — 2076^ Fanny Maria, b. June 7, 1844. 



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315 PAMELIA RICHARDSON, [768] m. Dca. JOHN SYMMES, June 
28, 1804, of Medford. He resides in that part of Medford which is now 

included in Winchester, called '* Symmes's Corner." Mrs. Symmes d. Dec. 1, 
1845, a. 63. 

VI. Chil. 

2077 John Albert, b. Mh. 30, 1805; d. Aug. 23, 1806. 

2078 Pamelia, b. Feb. 3, 1807 ; m. Horatio A. Smith, May 27, 1852. 

2079 Mary Wright, b. Oct. 26, 1809 ; resided with her father unmd. 1850. 

2080 John Albert, b. Nov. 3, 1812 ; m. Lydia M. Smith, June 6, 1839. 785 

2081 Charles Carey, b. Nov. 15, 1814; m. Lydia F. Clark, Nov. 10, 1840. 786 

2082 Henrv Richardson, b. Ap. 13, 1818 ; m. Abigail Symmes, Mh. 1842. 787 

2083 Luther Richardson, b.Mh. 21, 1822; m. Elizabeth A. Ayer, Nov. 1, 

1848 ; was a wheelwright, residing at Medford, 1850. 

316 ABI RICHARDSON, [769] m. Dea. OLIVER CLARK, of Tewks- 
bury, Oct. 31, 1816, where they are now, 1852, supposed to reside. 

VI. Chil. 

2084 Oliver R. b. Mh. 16, 1819 ; m. Julia Ann Cutter, Nov. 25, 1840 ; is a mer- 

chant doing business in Boston. 

2085 Edward Warren, b Oct. 6, 1820 ; m. Harriet Maria Phillips, Ap. 2, 1850, 

who was b. Aug. 8, 1824, in Westboro'. He is a clergyman at Reading. 

2086 Joshua, b. June 30, 1822. — 2087 Abby R. b. Jany.3, 1825. 

2088 George A. b. Jany. 29, 1827; d. Feb. 21, 1827. 

317 POLLY WRIGHT, [772] m. NATHAN ARNOLD, at Worcester, 
May 22, 1805, who was b. at Cumberland, R. I. Aug. 9, 1775, and d. 
at Worcester, Ap. 1, 1823, a. 47. 

VI. ChU. 

2089 A son, b. ; d. in infancy. 

2090 Mary, b. June 24, 1809 ; m. Samuel Stearns, Sep. 1, 1831, who was b. at 

Holden, Ap. 9, 1809, where he resided, 1850 ; is a bootmaker, has 7 chil. 

2091 Julia Ann, b. Feb. 1, 1812; m. Levi Sturtevant, at Holden, Ap. 1, 1835, 
who was b. at Worcester, Mh. 23, 1812 ; is a blacksmith, and resided at 
West Boylston, 1850, and had 3 chil. 

318 HANNAH WRIGHT, [773] m. JOHN HOLT, of Holden, Nov. 24, 
1803, who d. at Troy,(?) Ap. 1, 1836. 

VI. Chil. 

2092 Durenda, b. Mh. 2, 1804 ; m. Ephraim Childs, of Holden, Sep. 17, 1826 ; 

had 8 chil. 

2093 Sarah, b. May 20, 1806 ; m. John Muzzey, of Leicester, Dec. 28, 1829, 

who d. at Cincinnati, (). Sep. 5, 1833. 

2094 Samuel, b. Oct. 30, 1807 ; ra. Emily Davenport, of West Boylston, Feb. 

13, 1832 ; no chil. 

2095 Mary, b. Jany. 24, 1809 ; m. Josiah Q. Lamb, of Leicester, May 10, 1832 ; 

have 3 chil. 

2096 Hannah, b. Oct. 14, 1810 ; unmd. in 1850. 

2097 Alena, b. Nov. 28, 1812 ; m. Augustus Atwood, of Millbury, May 27, 

1831 ; no chil. in 1850. 

2098 Nancy, b. Jany. 9, 1817 ; d. at Mason, N. H. Ap. 7, 1836. 

2099 Stephen, b. Nov. 12, 1820 ; m. Mary M. Hastings, of Barre, Oct 26, 1842 ; 

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319 MARY WRIGHT, [786] m. JONAS MANNING, of Woburn, Ap. 4, 
1809, who d. Jany. 31, 1844, a. 59. His wid. resides at Wob. 1852. 

VI. Chil. 

2100 Mary White, b. Jany. 14, 1810 ; m. Benjamin Cooledge, of Wob. Oct. 1844. 

2101 Alvan, b. xMay 1, 1813 ; d. Dec. 25, 1815. 

2102 Alvan Wright, b. Oct. 2, 1816 ; resides at Wob. 

2103 Frances Maria, b. Nov. 20, 1826 ; m. Abijah Richardson, Nov. 1844. 788 

320 MARY LOCKE, [798] m. HUTCHINSON TUFTS, Jr. May 21, 1795, 
the son of Hutchinson Tufts, who m. Mary Grover, of Maiden, and bro. 

of Mafy Tufts, who m. Jonathan Locke, [799]. Hutchinson, Jr. was b. Dec. 16, 
1770 or 1771, and d. 1820, his wf. having d. 1816. 

VI. Chil. 

2104 Hutchinson, b. Feb. 10, 1797 ; d. 1817. 

2105 Mary, b. Mh. 6, 1799 ; d. Mh. 12, 1799. 

2106 Albert, (twin) b. Aug. 17, 1804 ; m. Mary L. Newhall, Ap. 15, 1827. 789 

2107 Paulina, (twin) b. Aug. 17, 1804 ; m. Richard Blanchard, Ap. 1826. 789^^ 

2108 Matilda, b. Ap. 25, 1809 ; d. 1815. 

321 Major JONATHAN LOCKE, [799] m. MARY TUFTS, May 7, 1801, 
who was b. Jany. 31, 1782. She was sister of Hutchinson Tufts. 

(See Par. 320.) Major Locke resided at Charlestown until 1813, when he moved 
to Lancaster, where he d. Jany. 26, 1839, a. 61. His wid. d. at same place, 
July 4, 1849, a. 67. 

VI. Chil. the seven first b. at Charlestown, the others at Lancaster. 

2109 Mary, b. Mh. 17, 1802 ; d. Nov. 14, 1802. 

2110 Mary Tufts, b. May 23, 1803 ; m. Sewall Carter, Jan. 2, 1827. 790 

2111 Diana Staples, b. Oct 22, 1804 ; unmd. 

2112 Jonathan Frost, b. Jan. 8, 1806 ; m. Mary More Adams, June 14, 1832. 791 

2113 Marshall, b. May 7, 1807 ; d. Dec. 8, 1808. 

2114 Irene, b. Feb. 22, 1809 ; unmd. 

2115 Marshall Hutchinson, b. Ap. 19, 1810; d. July 14, 1811. 

2116 A son, b. Ap. 17, 1812 ; d. May 3, 1812. 

2117 William Steams, b. Nov. 21, 1813 ; ra. Mary Whitney, Nov. 1846. 792 

2118 Louisa, (formerly Phebe Rebecca,) b. Dec. 23, 1815 ; m. William 

Henry White, Dec. 19, 1848, son of Abel and Betsy White, of Lancaster. 

2119 Edward Cutter, b. Feb. 25, 1818; m. Gratia Frances Whitney, of Fitch- 

burg, Dec. 31, 1848. 

2120 Sarah Shattuck, b. July 29, 1820 ; m. Silas H. Holland, May, 1844. 793 

2121 Eliza Ann, (twin) b. June 16, 1823 ; m. Dane Appleton Marrett, 1848. 794 

2122 Frances Augusta, (twin) b. June 16, 1823 ; m. Samuel Hastings Mar- 
rett, June 7, 1848, a merchant at Somerville ; he d. May 22, 1850, a. 28. 
Had — 2123 Frances Hastings, b. Aug. 27, 1849 ; d. Feb. 21, 1850. 

32Z JAMES LOCKE, [800] m. 1. NANCY PERKINS, Sep. 4, 1810 or 
1811, who was b. 1786, and d. July 19, 1820, at Cortland, N. Y. She 
was the dau. of Dea. Perkins, of Wells, Me. 2. m. the Wid. LYDIA (HILLS) 
HASKINS, 1821. Mr. Locke resided in Maine until 1818, when he removed to 
Cortland, N. Y. In his youth he was distinguished for great musical talents, being 
an excellent singer and performer on several musical instruments. " For the 
last seventeen years of his life he was a faithful minister of the Gospel*' He 
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VI. Chil. by the first wf. b. in Maine. 

2124 Lavina, b. July 11, 1811 or *12 ; m. E. S. Andrus, 1832. 795 

2125 James Symmes, b. Jany. 22, 1814 ; m. Emeline £. Beanson, 1835. 796 

2126 Sarah Symmes, b. June 29, 1816 ; ra. Thomas C. Sleeper, 1835. 797 

Chil. by 2d wf. b. at Cortland, N. Y. 

2127 George Washington, b. Nov. 30, 1821 ; m. Eliza Fox, Feb. 1845. 798 

2128 William Hills, b. Mh. 9, 1825. —2129 Fanny L. b. Aug. 25, 1828. 

323 ELIZABETH LOCKE, [801] m. CALEB EAMES, May 3, 1796, of 
Wilmington, who was the sixth Caleb Eames in direct line, who were 

eldest sons, and who occupied the same farm, which is that now owned by the 
town of Wilmington, and used as a home for the poor. He d. July 3, 1828, a. 
65, and his wid. d. Oct. 1, 1844, a. 65. 

VI. Chil. 

2130 Hannah Jenkins, b. Feb. 23, 1797 ; m. William Brown, Dec. 3, 1819. 799 

2131 Caleb, b. Dec. 30, 1798 ; m. Sarah Gowing, Nov. 30, 1826. 800 

2132 Betsy Symmes, b. Aug. 17, 1800; m. 1. Samuel Converse, Mh. 1821. 801 

2. Josiah Parker, Feb. 1838. 

2133 Luther, b. Ap. 24, 1802 ; m. Esther Jaquith, Jany. 25, 1827. 802 

2134 Mary Harvey, b. Ap. 22, 1804 ; m. James Gowing, Jany. 23, 1823. 803 

2135 Lotan, b. July 12, 1805 ; m. 1. Susan Nichols, May, 1828. 804 

2. Mary Ann Watson, (July 14, 1846.^) 

2136 Electa Bingham, b. June 23, 1808 ; m. Benjamin Hawks, Ot. 1840. SOS 

2137 Asgill, b. Aug. 10, 1810 ; m. Sarah Savage, Dec. 14, 1834. 806 

2138 Henry Harrison, b. Jany. 14, 1813 ; m. Hannah S. Eaton, Ap. 1835. 807 

2139 Elcy Parks, b. Aug. 3, 1820 ; m. Walter Abbott, Sep. 1, 1841. 808 

324 SARAH LOCKE, [802] m. JOSEPH DEAN, Jany. 1, 1807, and d. 
Dec. 24, 1807, a. 25. She was his 2d wf. He m. Ist, SARAH 
PARKER, and for a 3d wf. RUTH PETCY. 

VI. Chil. by 2d wf. 

2140 Fanny Locke, b. Dec. 11, 1807 ; m. Edward Cutter, 1824. 809 

326 ABIGAIL BULLOUGH LOCKE, [804] m. DANIEL KINGSBURY, 
Aug. 9, 1812, who was b. June 19, 1790, and d. at New Orleans, La. 
1822. He was son of Ezekiel and Mary (Draper) Kingsbury, of Dedham. Was 
a housewright. His wid. resides in Boston. 

VI. Chil. 

2141 Daniel, b. June 16, 1813 ; resides in California. 

2142 Ann Maria, b. Sep. 23, 1815. 

2143 Abby Lamb, b. May 1, 1817 ; d. June 5, 1847, unmd. 

2144 Elizabeth Allen, b. Mh. 23, 1819. 

2145 Charlotte Augusta, b. Oct 28, 1820. 

326 THOMAS SYMMES LOCKE, [805] m. LUCY FIELD, Sept 26, 
1814, who was bom Jany. 2, 1787, the dau. of William Field, of Wind- 
ham, Me. He is a farmer, resides at Temple, Me. Has never had any issue, 
but has adopted two boys by the name of Ranslowe, who have taken his name, 
and for this reason I have recorded them here. 

VI. Chil. 

2146 Francis Yeaton, b. Ap. 1818 ; m. Isabella F. Field, Jany. 1836. He d. 
June, 1839, leaving— 2146^ William Thomas, b. Sep. 26, 1836 ; and — 
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2147 William, b. June 30, 1819 ; m. 1. Sarah Boston, July 30, 1839, who d. 
Mh. 13, 1849. 2. m. Sophronia M. Frederick, Jany. 20, 1850. Their 
chil. are — 21471 James B. b. Ap. 1840; — 2147^ George B. b. Jany. 26, 
1842; — 21473 Thomas, b. Jany. 23, 1844, d. yg.; — 2147^ Thomas, b. 
Ap. 26, 1846; — 21475 Sarah, b. Aug. 27, 1849. (By 2d wf.) — 21478 
William, b. Dec. 1, 1850. 

327 FRANCES STIMPSON LOCKE, [808] m. SAMUEL KETTELL, 
Nov. 5, 1820, who was b. Nov. 29, 1791, the son of Samuel, of Cam- 
bridge, b. Ap. 2, 1769, who m. Hannah, dau. of Nicholas Pierce, of Boston. 
Samuel, Sen', was the son of James, who was bap. at Medford, Jany. 5, 1717, 
who was the son of James, (by wf. Mary Draper,) who was b. at Charlestown, 
Mh. 23, 1686, who was son of Jonathan, b. about 1646, (by wf. Abigail Convers,) 
who was son of Richard the emigrant, who was in Charlestown in 1635. Mr. 
Kettell is a stucco worker, and resides in Boston. 

VI. Chil. 

2148 Frances Sarah, b. Nov. 18, 1821 ; d. Sep. 13, 1822. 

2149 Frederick Samuel, b. Dec. 12, 1822. 

2150 Frances Sarah Locke, b. Dec. 20, 1824 ; d. Nov. 5, 1826. 

2151 William Guild, b. Jany. 14, 1827 ; m. Caroline E. Humphrey, (Par. 517) 

Aug. 5, 1847, who was b. Sep. 20, 1827. They had —21521 Caroline 
Frances, b. June 24, 1848. 

2152 Frances Sarah Guild, b. Dec. 29, 1829. 

2153 Anna Louisa, b. Feb. 18, 1833 ; —2154 Geore Munroe, b. Ap. 29, 1835. 

828 SARAH LOCKE, [809] m. 1. SHADRACH SHATTUCK, June 24, 
1801, formerly of Fitchburg, but then of Charlestown, who d. June 5, 
1823. 2. m. SILAS STICKNEY, a School Teacher, of Beverly, 1827, who d. 
Oct 14, 1847. They resided at Charlestown, where the wid. is living, 1852. 

V I . Chil. by first marriage. 
2155 Betsy, b. Nov. 9, 1802 ; d. 1803. 
2166 Vamum P. b. Oct. 22, 1804 ; m. Cherry A. Locke, [2167] 1827. 811 

2157 Eliza, b. Mh. 30, 1806 ; m. Charles T. Scott, Nov. 1826. 812 

2158 Warren Shadrach, b. Mh. 25, 1808 ; m. Eliza Ann Joy, Jany. 1830. 813 

2159 Artemas Locke, b. Mh. 31, 1810 ; m. Catherine Hickey, Aug. 1832. 814 

2160 Sarah, b. Dec. 3, 1811 ; m. Walter Ward Wheelock, June 22, 1842 ; 

he is a merchant. 

2161 Mary, b. Sep. 1, 1814 ; m. Thomas Crosier, Nov. 6, 1834. 815 

2162 Caroline, b. July 31, 1816 ; m. Earle Wyman, 1846. (See Par. 821.) 

2163 Josiah Locke, b. Sep. 9, 1818 ; m. Elizabeth T. Stickney, Dec. 1841. 816 

2164 Shadrach, b. Nov. 26, 1823 ; d. at Reading's Bar, Trinity River, Cal- 

ifornia, Mh. 11, 1852, a. 28. 

329 JOSIAH LOCKE, [810] m. SUSANNAH FROST, Jany. 30, 1803, 
who was b. Aug. 27, 1779. He resided at Wobum, and was drowned 
Aug. 21, 1818, a, 38. His wid. m. HENRY GARDNER, Oct. 7, 1834, and 
d. Feb. 1, 1840, a. 60. 

VI. Chil. 

2166 Susannah Brown, b. Nov. 15, 1803 ; m. Joseph Perkins. 817 

2166 Elizabeth, b. May 8, 1805 ; m. Samuel Smith, May 20, 1824. 818 

2167 Cherry Adams, b. Jan. 13, 1807 ; m. 1. Vamum P. Shattuck, [2156] 811 

Jan. 13, 1827. m. 2. Robertson, 1848. 

2168 Mary, b. May 13, 1808 ; m. Edward Fowle, [2043] Sep. 16, 1828. 819 



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2169 Josiah, b. Aug. 20, 1810 ; d. Oct. 11, 1810. 

2170 Louisa, b. Sep. 18, 1811 ; m. Jeduthan Fowle, [2042] Dec. 9, 1828. 820 

2171 Rebecca Ann, b. July 13, 1813 ; m. Earle Wyman, Jany. 9, 1840. 821 

2172 Frances Frost, b. Oct. 27, 1815 ; d. Dec. 18, 1835, a. 20. 

2173 Lucy Frost, b. Feb. 9, 1818 ; m. Jolham Hill, 1841. 822 

330 ASA LOCKE, [811] m. LUCY WYMAN, Ap. 7, 1807, who was b. 

Dec. 5, 1789, and d. (1850 ?) She was the dau. of Daniel Wyman, of 

Wob. who m. Hanaah Wright, May 19, 1789, (Par. 376). Mr. Locke resides at 

Winchester, in that part which was taken from Wobum, a short distance easterly of 

his father^s homestead. 

VI. Chil. 

2174 Elbridge Gardner, b. Mh. 20, 1808 ; m. 1. Eliza B. Cutter, May 15, 1832, 

who is dead ; he has m. again. 

2175 Almira Wyman, b. July 18, 1809 ; m. Hiram Andrews, 1829. 

2176 Lydia, b. June 27, 1811. 

2177 Betsy Richardson, b. Aug. 28, 1813; m. Timothy Eaton, 1848, who first 

m. Louisa Locke, (Par. 407) dau. of Joseph, 3d. 

2178 Josiah, b. Nov. 22, (1815 ?) ; m. Harriet P. Symmes, Jany. 5, 1843. 

2179 Asa, b. Jany. 23, 1818. 

2180 Daniel Wyman, b. Dec. 21, 1819 ; m. Adeline Matilda Locke, [2216] Ap. 

20, 1843. (See Par. 824.) 

2181 Lucy Gardner, b. Aug. 23, 1823 ; m. William Adams, 1846 ; resides in 

Winchester. 

331 ARTEMAS LOCKE, [812] m. RUTH BUTTERFIELD, Ap. 5», 1816, 

the dau. of Samuel, of West Camb. and sister of Hannah, who m. Isaac 
Locke, (Par. 411.) She was b. Mh. 13, 1791, and d. Aug. 11, 1851, a. 59. He 
resides in West Camb. on the south side of the main road, a little west of the 
Baptist Church. 

VI. Chil. 

2182 Artemas, b. Jany. 26, 1817 ; m. Henrietta Locke, (Par. 428) daughter of 

William. They reside at Watertown, and have — 2182* Henry W. 

2183 Helen Elizabeth, b. Oct. 23, 1818 or '19; m. Rev. Horace- Wellington, 

(Par. 412.) 

2184 Maria R. b. Feb. 5, 1821 ; m. Lewis P. Bartlett, who keeps a ProvisioD 

Store in Bromfield Street, Boston. 

2185 Lorenzo, b. Aug. 28, 1823 ; d. Sep. 16, 1825. 

2186 Lorenzo, b. July 16, 1826. —2187 Benjamin B. b. Oct. 24, 1828. 
2188 Adelaide L. b. July 18, 1831. — 2189 Henry Josiah, b. Oct 20, 1834. 

332 MICAJAH LOCKE, [813] m. ELMIRA RUSSELL, Sep. 20, 1812, 

the dau. of Amos, who m. Betsy Hall Grey Pierce, Dec. 20, 1793, and 

sister of Betsy, who m. Jonathan Locke, [817] and gr. dau. of Samuel Russell, 

of West Camb. Mr. Locke was a farmer, and resided at Lexington, near West 

Camb. line, where he d. Dec. 23, 1842, a. 56. 

VI. Chil. 

2190 Josiah, b. Aug. 4, 1813 ; m. Sarah Colton, Sep. 20, 1841. 

2191 Elmira Russell, b. June 8, 1815 ; m. 1. Jeremiah Evans, Feb. 4, 1841. 

2. Grould ; resides at Lex. 

2192 Frances Ann, b. May 25, 1817 ; m. Loring Cummings, Ap. 6, 1839. 

2193 Mary Russell, b. Jany. 31, 1819 ; m. Edward Divols, and resided at Lan- 

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2194 Jonathan, b. Nov. 20, 1820. 

2195 Eliza Shattuck, b. Nov. 10, 1822 ; m. Otis Locke, Jr. (a) Dec. 5, 1845. 

2196 Rebecca Ann, b. Oct 13, 1824. —2197 Amos Russell, b. Oct. 8, 1826. 
2198 Susan Adelia, b. Ap. 8, 1829. — 2199 Matilda Louisa, b. Aug. 21, 1831. 

2200 William Micajah, b. Oct. 27, 1833. 

2201 George Washington, b. Aug. 21, 1836. 

333 MARY LOCKE, [815] m. CHARLES RICHARDSON, June 14, 
1812, who was b. at Sudbury, Oct. 10, 1791, the son of Luther, and . 

the grandson of Josiah, of Sudbury. He resided a few years at Charlestown, af- 
terwards removed to Mount Vernon, N. H. and was Deputy Sheriff and Jailer 
for about twenty years. He is now paymaster at the Amoskeaff Mills, in Man- 
chester, N. H. 6 ' 

VI. Chil. 

2202 Charles Augustus, b. Sep. 16, 1813 ; resides at Manchester, unmd. 

2203 Andrew Jackson, b. Ap. 20, 1815 ; m. Elizabeth Page, of Boston, July 5, 

1843. He is a merchant in Boston. 

2204 William Henry Worthington, b. Oct. 9, 1816 ; d. Dec. 22, 1816. 

2205 William Henry Harrison, b. Dec. 28, 1817 ; m. Eliza R. Pray, of Boston, 

July 22, 1847. Is a merchant in Boston ; firm of Richardson, Kendall 
& Co. Milk Street. 

2206 Mary Ann, b. July 23, 1820 ; m. James Franklin Allen, May 9, 1849, who 

is clerk at Wheeler's Foundry, Worcester. 

2207 Luther Frederick, b. Dec. 29, 1823 ; resides in Boston, merchant, firm of 

Richardson, Kendall & Co. Milk Street. 

2208 Edmund Parker, b. Jany. 12, 1825 ; d. Sep. 5, 1826. 

2209 Sarah Elizabeth, b. Jany. 13, 1827. 

2210 Benjamin Franklin, b. Ap. 30, 1829 ; is a clerk ; resides in Boston. 

2211 Edward Prentiss, b. Mb. 29, 1831 ; clerk in Boston. 

2212 Frances Adelia, b. Feb. 10, 1834. 

334 ALFRED LOCKE, [816] m. ANNE D. PIERCE, Ap. 14, 1814, who 
d. Dec. 20, 1822, a. 31. He resided at West Camb. and d. Dec. 21, 

1825, a. 32. He kept a tavern in West Camb. Centre, just east of the present 
Bailroad station. 

VI. ChU. 

2213 Alfred, bap. Jany. 8, 1815 ; resides unmd. at West Camb. 

2214 William, bap. June 6, 1819 ; resides at Quincy, III. 

336 JONATHAN LOCKE, [817] m. BETSY S. RUSSELL, (dau. of Amos) 
1816, who was b. Mh. ji7, 1796, the sister of Elmira, who m. Micajah 
Locke, (see Par. 332,) bro. of Jonathan. They reside in that part of Winches- 
ter which was set off from Wobum, and on the farm that belonged to his gr. gr. 
father, James Locke, and which has always been in possession of the family. 

(a) Otis Locke, Jr. is son of Otis, and gr. son of Lieut. Thomas Locke. Lieut. Thomas 

was an orphan brought up by William Locke. [See Par. 40.] He look the name of Locke; 

his true name is not known. He m. Abigail Gowen, of Maiden, Ap. 22, 1779, and d. Feb. 

1831, a. 80. His wid. d. at Charlestown, Mh. 21, 1850, a. 91. He was a Lieut, in the war 

of the Revolution, and received a pension. His chil were Abigail j Alii ; Mary, who m. a 

Crafts j^ets^ Sally, who m. a Nichols ; Zilpha j Martha j Otis ; and one other son, and 

/VCttRp^ more. Otis m. l./Eeziah Harrington, Ap. 6, 1815, who d. May 24, 1829. 2. m. 

Susan Simonds, Nov. 8, 1829. They had Oiis, Jr. b. Oct. 5, 1815, who m. Eliza S. Locke ; 

' George Augustus, b. July 25, 1817 -, Siillman, b. Dec. 3, 1819 ; Caroline Keziah, b. Feb. 26, 

j 1823 J William Gowen, b. Feb. 20, 1825 ; Susan, b. Ap. 20, 1830 ; d. yg. ; Susan Sophia, 

b. Dec. 5, 1832 ; Lavina S. ; Sophronia L. b. Oct. 6, 1835 j Mary C. b. May 25, 1841. 
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VI. Chil. 

2215 Elizabeth Richardson, b. June 10, 1816 ; in. Daniel Fifield, Dec. 2, 818 

or Dec. 31, 1835. 

2216 Adeline M. b. Sep. 24, 1817 ; m. Daniel W. Locke, [2179] Ap. 1843. 824 

2217 Jonathan Oliver, b. Mh. 30, 1819. 

2218 Harriet Ann, b. Nov. 10, 1820 ; m. Thomas O. Hutchinson, of West Camb. 

Feb. 26, 1846 ; who was b. 1817, the son of Thomas. She d. Nov. 20, 
1848, a. 28 ; no chil. 

2219 Varnum Shattuck, b. Aug. 30, 1822 ; d. Oct. 30, 1825. 

2220 Warren S. b. June 17, 1824 ; d. Oct. 20, 1824. 

2221 Varnum Prescott, b. July 17, 1826. 

2222 Mary Caroline, b. Sep. 17, 1828 ; m. Edwin Gidley, Jany. 1, 1849. Had 

a child b. 1850, and she d. Sep. 9, 1851. 

2223 Sarah Maria, b. Nov. 6, 1830 ; m. Arthur C. Cox, Jany. 1, 1852. 

2224 Frances Louisa, b. Jan. 1, 1834. 

336 SAMPSON STONE, [506^] m. 1. BATHSHEBA LAMB, July 6, 
1789, who d. July 9, 1791. 2. m. HULDAH LAMB, Nov. 4, 1792, 
who d. Oct. 21, 1842 ; and he d. Jany. 2, 1849, a. 85. 

VI. Chil. by first wf. 

2225 Bathsheba, b. Nov. 2, 1790 ; d. June 18, 1812. 

Chil. by second wf. 

2226 Mary, b. Jany. 29, 1794 ; m. May, 1815 ; d. July 25, 1889. 

2227 Sampson, b. Ap^ 10, 1798 ; resided, 1851, at New Woodstock, N. Y. 

2228 Hiram, b. Ap. 28, 1800 ; m. Oct. 28, 1826. 
2-229 Aram, b. Sep. 5, 1802 ; m. May 28, 1829. 
2230 Aaron, b. Nov. 15, 1804 ; m. Sep. 4, 1839. 
22;n Moses, b. Sep. 7, 1807 ; d. Sep. 22, 1838. 

2-232 Nancy, b. ; m. Gershom Morse, Mh. 18, 1824. 

337 NATHAN LOCKE, [425] m. MARY HOWARD, who was b. at Co- 
basset. Int were published at Boston, May 19, 1787, when she was 

called of Milton. Ho was a merchant, resided at Lexin^on smd Boston. She d. 
at Boston, Mh. 7, 1797, and he d. at Albany, N. Y. Jany. 31, 1800, a. 39. 

VI. Chil. the first b. at Lex. the other at Boston. 

2233 Sarah, b. Nov. 12, 1787 ; m. 1. Charles Wetherbee, Nov. 8, 1807. 825 

2. Daniel Wilmarth, Jr. June 23, 1818. 

2234 Mary, b. Jany. 24, 1790 ; m. Allen Presbrey, Jany. 26, 1823. 826 

338 ASA BALDWIN LOCKE, [426] m. MARY WELLINGTON, Dec. 
31, 1789. He resided at Lex. and d. Nov. 25, 1821, a. 57, and hi« 

wid. m. ABU AH HARRINGTON, of Lex. Dec. 14, 1823, and was living at 
Lex. 1852. Mr. Harrington d. Dec. 15, 1852, a. 92. 

V I . Chil. b. at Lexington. 

2235 Oliver, b. Ap. 25, 1790 ; m. Joanna Jacobs, Ap. 1, 1816. 827 

2236 Nathan, b. Aug. 9, 1792 ; d. a. 14. 

2237 Darius, b. Dec. 1, 1793 ; d. Mh. 21, 1808. 
2237J. Mary, b. ; d. voung. 

2238 Maiy, b. ; d. young. 

2238 J Mary, b. ; m. William Burgess, Feb. 21, 1822 ; resided in 

Groton — are both dead. 

2239 Baldwin, b. Jany. 10, 1805 ; m. Adeline Josselyne, Nov. 18, 1830. 828 

2240 Abigail, b. Nov. 15, 1806 ; m. James Hackott, July 30, 1837, who 

was a baker, and resided at Phoenix, R. I. 



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3S9 SARAH LOCKE, [427] m. JOSIAH MEAD, May 12, 1789, (the son 
of Matthew and Rhoda (Crosby) Mead,) who was b. Oct. 16, 1761, and d. 
July 5, 1829, a. 67. She d. Sep. 2, 1839, a. 73. They resided at Lex. 

VL Chil. 

2241 Clarissa, b. June 10, 1790 ; m. Nathaniel Harrington, Nov. 3, 1815. 829 

2242 Maria Howard, b. June 12, 1792 ; m. Nathan Cbwidler, of Lexington, 

Dec. 26, 1821, who was b. Mh. 3, 1792, the son of Nathan, of Lex. 
They are both living on his father's old homestead ; no chil. 

2243 Sally, b. Ap. 11, 1794 ; d. Aug. 8, 1799. 

2244 Martha Ingersoll, b. June 6, 1797 ; m. Nathan Harrington. 830 

2245 Sally, b. Jany. 12, 1801 ; m. James Hastings, Oct 11, 1821. 831 

2246 Franklin, b. Aug. 20, 1803 ; d. Oct. 2, 1805. 

840 JOSEPH LOCKE, [428] m. 1. MARTHA INGERSOLL, at Glouces- 
ter, July, 1795, who d. without issue ; and he m. 2. Mrs. MARY (IN- 
GERSOLL) FOSTER, Dec. 1800, who was b. Feb. 22, 1770, and d. at the 
house of her dau. Mrs. Harrington, at Lawrence, July 22, 1849, a. 78. 

[She was sister of Mr. Locke's 1. wf and wid. of Benjamin Foster, to whom she was m. 
Jan. 11, 1795, and by whom she had, William Vincent, who d. on the coast of Africa, Ap. 
21, 1817 ; and Ann Maria, who m. Thomas Wells. Mrs Wells is highly distinguished in 
the literary world as a fine writer. She has chil. Thomas Foster, Samuel Adams, WilUam 
Vincent and Ann Maria.] 

Mr. Locke was a merchant, resided at Gloucester, Hingham and Boston, and 
was extensively engaged in the fish trade. He was a man of much energy, and 
of great business talents. He d. at Boston, Ap. 17, 1838, a. 72. 

VI. Chil. 

2247 Andrew Ailchison, b. Nov. 2, 1801 ; he entered Har. Coll. but did not 
graduate, being one of that famous class of 1823, a large portion of which 
was expelled for some college disturbances. He studied law with Hon. 
Elijah H. Mills, at Northampton, opened an office at Taunton, and was 
editor of the Commonwealth's Advocate at that place. He was a man of 
undisputed talents, and ranked high among the best writers of the day, 
being a contributor to many of the newspapers and other publications in 
various cities. He d. at New Orleans, Dec. 7, 1839, a, 38. 

2248 Martha Ingersoll, b. June 28, 1803. 

2249 Joseph, b. June 21, 1805; was shipwrecked on Cape Cod in the ship 

** Rolla," on her passage from St. Thomas, Dec. 25, li?20. 

2250 John Baker, b May 12, 1807 ; d. Jany. 27, 1808. 

2251 Charles Augustus, b. June 6, 1809 ; m. Sarah J. Thacher, June 1, 1843. 832 
2250 Frances Sargent, b. June 18, 1811 ; m. Samuel S. Osgood. 833 

2253 Elizabeth D. b. Mh. 14, 1814 ; m. Rev. Henry F. Harrington, Nov. 834 

26, 1838. 

841 EDWIN LOCKE, [429] m. MATILDA TRASK, Sep. 10, 1794, who 
was b. M^ 9, 1778, the dau. of James Trask, of Boston. Mr. Locke 

was a truckman in Boston, and d. Nov. 30, 1819, a. 48. His wid. d. at Lexing- 
ton (in 1833 >) 

Vi. Chil. b. in Boston. 

2254 Matilda, b. May 9, 1795 ; m. 1. Nathaniel Nash, June 17, 1813. 921 

2. Hatch Freeman, Dec. 7, 1823. 

2255 James T. b. Jany. 29, 1797 ; he was a mariner, and in the war of 1812 
was engaged in privateering under Capt. Austin, for several years. After 
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and m. the dau. of the owner. She d. soon after, leaving a dau. who was 
adopted by his wife's father. Before or after this period he was a Lieut, 
in the Peruvian navy for several years, and probably was concerned in some 
mercantile business at Malaga. After his return he m. in Boston, Ellen 
Burdy, from Liverpool, Eng. in 1832 or '33 ; was in the grocery business 
several years, moved to New Bedford, where he d. 1837 or '38. His wid. 
(by whom he had one child that d.) m. John Downing, and resides in Kox- 
bury, 

2256 Nancy, b. Jany 18, 1799; m. Nathan Crane. 928 
2256^ William E. b. Nov. 9, 1800 ; d. in Boston Aug. 1826, in consequence 

of exposure at the great fire in Doane street the year previous. 

2257 Emeline, b. Dec. 12, 1802 ; m. Charles Evans, July 14, 1825. 922 

2258 Mary Ann, b. Dec. 1804 ; d. Oct. 24, 1807. 
2258^ Edwin, b. Jany. 15, 1807 ; d. Mh. 12, 1810. 

2259 Sarah A. b. Mh. 12, 1809 ; m. Joseph Carter of New York about 1880. 

She d. leaving two daus. 

342 SUSAN LOCKE, [463] m. MOODY CHASE, resided at Deering, 
N. H. where she d. 1848. He is living. 

VI. Chil. 

2260 Stephen. —2265 Cyrus. — 2270 Calista. 

2261 Rodney. —2266 Sarah. —2271 Judith. 
2262Rhoda. —2267 David. —2272 Dexter. 

2263 Hiram, r . —2268 Louisa. — 2273 Lavina. 

2264 Herod, p^^"^- —2269 Levi. 

843 NANCY LOCKE, [464] m. CHRISTOPHER SIMONDS. They re- 
side at Weare, N. H. 

VI. Chil. 

2274 Lurinda, b. 1818, m. James Priest, Ap. 1838. 885 

2275 Hiram. —2276 Clarissa. —2277 James. —2278 Langdon. 
2279 Harrison. —2280 Lewis. —2281 Eliza A. —2282 George. 

844 LUCY LOCKE, [465] m. JONATHAN GOODALE, Nov. 22, 1810, 
who was b. Jany. 4, 1789. He is a farmer, and resides at Deering, N. H. 

VI. Chil. 

2283 Louisa, b. July 28, 1812 ; m. John D. Muzzey, July 3, 1840 ; had — 2283^ 

George W. b. July 18, 1841. 

2284 George W. b. Aug. 11, 1814 ; m. Martha L. Newton, Oct. 1, 1837. 836 

2285 Elbert, b. Nov. 18, 1816 ; m. Celestia T. Smith, Feb. 4, 1840. 837 

2286 Mary Jane, b^Oct. 23, 1819 ; m. William M. Dow, Dec. 14, 1839. 838 

2287 Hiiliard Loverkig, b. July 21, 1822 ; m. Sarah E. Tead, Dec. 25, 1849. 

Is a provision dealer in Boston; chil. — 2287^ Edward Hiiliard, b. Nov. 
13, 1850. 

2288 Levi Woodbury, b. Feb. 23, 1825 ; m. Frances E. Kidney, Jany. 13, 1851. 

2289 James Lyman, b. Dec. 7, 1827 ; grad. at Dart. Col. 1852, and is a precep- 

tor at Wolfsborough, N. H. ^. •J'e/fu J, ltS3 

2290 Elizabeth Hannah, b. Sep. 2, 1830 ; is a preceptress at Wolfsborough. 

345 STEPHEN LOCKE, [4661 m. SARAH PEASLEE, Feb. 8, 1815, 
who was b. at Deering, N. H. 1792. He was a farmer, and resided on 
his father's homestead at Deering, where he died Feb. 13, 1841, a. 48. His wid. 
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VI. Cbil. 

2291 Stephen, b. Mb. 23, 1817 ; d. Ap. 1, 1817. 

2292 Irena, b. Feb. 25, 1818 ; m. James Priest, Aug. 1839. (See Par. 835.) 
2298 Sabra P. b. Aug. 1820 ; m. Gilbert Small, at Weare, N. H. 1845, who was 

b. at Goffstown, N. H. 1818. He is a blacksmith, resided in Oil Mill Vil- 
lage from 1844 to 1848, when he moved to Amherst, N. H. where he lives, 
in 1852. They had dau. —2293^ Lelia J. b. Sep. 11, 1849. 

2294 Lewis N. b. Aug. 16, 1822 ; m. Harriet C. Kendall, who was b. at Chiches- 
ter, N. H. Dec. 29, 1821. He resided at Deering, Manchester, N. H. and 
Oil Mill Village (in Weare) and d. at the last place, Ap. 25, 1850, a. 29, 
leaving no cbil. His wid. m. Amos Hoit of Weare, Mh. 20, 1851. 

2295 Ira D. b. Oct. 6, 1824 ; m. Asceneth Moshier, Nov. 15, 1845, who was b. at 
Sharon, Vt 182!6. He resided at Manchester, N. H. but is now, 1852, in 
California. Has dau. — 2295j^ Adeline, b. May 3, 1847. His family reside 
at Manchester. 

2296 Nancy E. b. Mh. 31, 1827 ; m. Oilman Clough, 1848, who was b. in Weare, 
where they reside ; he is a farmer. They had dau. b. and d. 1849, aUd, 
— 2296^ Lewis A. b. Feb. 14, 1850. 

2297 Lorinda, b. Nov. 14, 1829 ; d. Jany. 29, 1837. 

2298 Lavina, b. Dec. 21, 1834 ; d. Feb. 14, 1835. 

. 346 JAMES LOCKE, [467] m. KEZIAH D. PEASLEE, 1823, of Deer- 
ing, who was b. Aug. 28, 1800, the sister of Sarah Peaslee, who m. his 
bro. Stephen, (see Par. 345.) He is a farmer residing in the southerly part of 
Deering* 

VI. Cbil. 

2299 Levi James, b. May 6, 1824. —2300 Oliver, b. Dec. 11, 1825. 

2301 Andrew Jackson, b. July 27, 1827. 

2302 Lucinda, b. Dec. 8, 1829 ; d. June 16, 1832. 

2303 Lucina, b. Jany. 14, 1832. 

2304 Elbridge G. H. b. Nov. 2, 1834 ; d. Feb. 5, 1835. 

2305 Alfred, b. Jany. 9, 1836. 

2306 Irene Rosina, b. June 5, 1838 ; d. Mh. 17, 1840. 

2307 A daughter, b. Feb. 22, 1841 ; d. Feb. 23, 1841. 

847 SARAH CLARK, [598] m. 1. DANIEL ADAMS, who was b. Aug. 
24, 1755, at New Ipswich, N. H. the son of Dea. Ephraim Adams by 
his Ist wf. Lydia Kinsman. He resided in that part of Fitzwilliam, N. H. which 
is now Troy, and where he d. about 1790. 2. She m. DAVID LIVINGSTON, 
"a brave old soldier in the war of the Revolution." He was one of Washing- 
ton's Life Guard, and received a pension for his services. He d. at Shipton, Can. 
aged about 90, and where his wid. alse d. 1828. Her death was caused by her 
clothes taking fire. 

VI. Chil. by Mr. Adams, b. at Fitzwilliam, N. H. 

2308 Stephen, b. Oct 29, 1779 ; m. Margaret Hicks, Dec. 1, 1803. 905 

2309 Daniel, b. Mh. 22, 1781 ; m. Mercy Olney, Dec. 3, 1806. 906 

2310 William, b. ; m. 1. Susan Raymond. 906^ 

2. Betsy Tarbell. 

3. Phebe Patch. 

2311 Thomas, b. May 9, 1785 ; m. Sarah Sawtelle, June, 1805. 907 

2312 Samuel, b. ; resided in Canada, joined the British Army in 

1812, and nothing more is known of him. 

2313 Sarah, b. Jany. 28, 1787 ; m. John Frost, Mh. 11, 1805. 908 

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848 MARY CLARK, [599] m. EBENEZER TOLMAN, at New Ipswicb, 
N. H. Mh. 1781. He was the son of Henry Tolman, of Attleboro', 
who m. Mary Slack, and was b. May 31, 1748. His father d. leaving bis son an 
orphan at the age of eight ; he resided with his gr. fa. Slack till he was fourteen, 
when he was apprenticed to a carpenter. When about twenty-one he went to 
Fitzwilliam, N. H. and at the commencement of the Revolution jo'med the army, 
and was at the battle of Bunker Hill, went in the expedition to Canada under 
Arnold, had his full share of the sufferings attending that ill-fated army, and was 
taken prisoner at Quebec, where he was detained for nearly a year. AAer his 
release he again entered the army ; was appointed a Sergeant, and was at the 
battle of Hubbardton, where the Americans were defeated. By exposure his 
health was impaired, and he returned home, and did not regain his health for 
several years. After his marriage in 1781 he remained at Fitzwilliam six years, 
then moved to Marlboro', N. H., and three years after settled in Nelson, N. H. 
where he passed the rest of his days, and d. Dec. 27, 1838, a. 90, his wf. having 
d. Ap. 18, 1834, a. 78. Mr. Tolman, though destitute of an early education, was 
a man of good information, and during his expedition to Canada kept a journal, 
which I shall notice in the Appendix. Mrs. Tolman was an excellent mother 
and a practical Christian. 

VI. Chil. 

2315 Polly, b. Feb. 16, 1782, at Fitzwilliam ; d. Aug. 18, 1796, a. 14. 

2316 Ebenezer, b. Ap. 23, 1784, at Fitz"*- ; m. Hopeful Randall, May, 1816. 889 

2317 George, b. May 31, 1785, at Fitz°»- ; m. Mrs. Joanna T. Whittemore, 840 

May 6, 1815. 

2318 Betsy, b. June 2, 1788, at Marlboro' ; m. Thomas Baker, Ap. 27, 1817. 841 

2319 Cynthia, b.Jany. 25, 1793, at Nelson; m. Josiah Richardson, Ap. 1816. 842 

2320 William, b. Nov. 7, 1795, at N. ; m. Mary Bancroft, Oct. 9, 1827. 843 

2321 Mary, b. Feb. 11, 1798,atN.; m. Capt. Christopher Columbus Rich, Sep. 
21, 1836, of Richville, town of De Kalb, St Lawrence Co. N. Y. He 
was b. at Brookfield, Aug. 11, 1792, and in 1800 removed with his 
father to Cooperstown, N. Y. and about 1803 to his present residence. 
He has been twice m. before ; has no chil. by Mary Tolman, but five 
bv his other wives. 

2322 Cyrus, b. Mh. 16, 1800, at N. ; m. Lucy Abbot^ in 1830. 844 

349 WILLIAM CLARK, [600] m. SARAH LESLIE. Int at Townsend, 
July 20, 1782. She was of Hollis, N. H. was b. 1758, and d. 1833, a. 
75. He first settled at Fitzwilliam, N. H. but removed to Chesterfield, N. H. 
where he d. Feb. 19, 1849, a. nearly 92. He was a true patriot and brave sol- 
dier ; was more than five years in the war of the Revolution, fought at Bunker 
Hill, encamped with Washington at Valley Forge, fought at Brandy wine. White 
Plains, Monmouth, and in many other battles. 

VI. Chil. 

2323 Sarah, b. Aug. 5, 1785 ; m. Thomas Tolman, [2330] Mh. 25, 1812. 

(See Par. 847.) 

2324 Daniel Campbell, b. Mh. 24, 1768 ; m. Amy Davis, Dec. 6, 1815. 846 

2325 William, b. Jany. 6, 1789 ; m. Ellen Cahill, Aug. 24, 1818. 846 

2326 Samuel, b. Mh. 14, 1790; d. Mh. 13, 1811, a. 21. 

2327 Joseph, (twin,) b. Mh. 14, 1790 ; d. Ap. 11, 1790. 

2328 Susannah, b. Feb. 9, 1792 ; m. David Johnson, of Chesterfield, N. H. Oct 

30, 1832, and d. without issue. 

2329 Polly, b. May 7, 1794 ; m. David Johnson, above, Nov. 16, 1848 ; resides 

at Chesterfield ; no chil. Mr. Johnson by his 1st wt who was a Miss 
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360 MAETHA CLARK, [603] m. JOSEPH TOLMAN. He was the son 

of Henry and Mary (Slack) Tolman, of Attleboro', where he was b. 
July 30, 1752, and brother of Ebenezer, who m. his wf.^s sister Mary. (See Par. 
348.) He was 1ef\ an orphan at an early age, and was apprenticed to learn the 
" art and mystery" of a blacksmith at Taunton. Soon after he was of age he 
went to Fitzwilliam, N. H. In 1778, he purchased a farm in Marlboro*, N. H. to 
which he moved in 1780 and commencea farming, with his mother and sister for 
house-keepers. Here he resided until he d. Ap. 22, 1813, a. 60. His wid. re- 
mained at the same house with her son Thomas, and d. Mh. 21, 1852, in the 90th 
year of her age. She retained all her faculties very little impaired till her last 
sickness. 

VI. Chil. 

2330 Thomas, b. July 11, 1783 ; m. Sarah Clark, [2323] Mh. 25, 1812. 847 

2331 Martha, b. Jany. 23, 1787 ; m. Daniel Sewall, Mh. 12, 1820. 848 

2332 Joseph, b. Mh. 8, 1789 ; m. Susan (Fitch) Blood, Ap. 3, 1815. 849 

2333 Nancy, b. Jany. 1793 ; m. Thomas Brown, of Sullivan, N. H. who d. 

at Gardiner, Me. Mh. 1838. His wid. resides at Neponset Village ; has 
3 sons and 4 daus. 

2334 Diadama, b. June 5, 1795 ; m. Oliver Bemus, of Dublin, N. H. Mh. 1817. 

He is a farmer, resides at Guildhall, Vt. ; has 5 sons and 4 daus. 

2335 Susanna, b. July 7, 1798 ; m. Edward C. Hale, of Marlboro', N.H. 1818. 

He is a farmer, resides at Winchendon ; has 4 sons and 3 daus. 

2336 Betsy, b. Jany. 18, 1800 ; m. Jeremy Knowlton, of Dublin, N. H. Ap. 

1819; resided at Cicero, N. Y. and moved to Wisconsin, whero she d. 
Ap. 16, 1847. 

2337 Louisa, b. Mh. 1802 ; d. Ap. 19, 1830, unmd. 

2338 John, b. Oct. 13, 1803 ; m. Salome Corbin, of New Ipswich, N. H. Sep. 

15, 1826 ; resides at Guildhall, Vt. and has 5 sons and 4 daus. 

351 REBECCA CLARK, [604] m. NATHANIEL BELKNAP, Nov. 28, 
1797. They resided at Dublin, N. H. where he d. 1826. His wid. 
is living at Dub. 1852, having been blind for some years. 

VI. Chil. 

2339 Lawson, b. Oct 3, 1799 ; m. Sally Munroe, of Stoddard, N. H. May 8, 

1832 ; has no chil. ; resides at Dublin. 

2340 Sally, b. July 25, 1804, unmd. ; resides at Dublin. 

2341 Alonzo, b. Oct 14, 1801 ; m. Sophronia Stewart, of Bergen, N. Y. May, 

1831, who d. May 18, 1842 ; and he d. Nov. 8, 1842, both at Shiawassee, 
Mich, leaving no chil. 

352 SAMUEL CLARK, [607] m. LYDIA GOODENOW, Jany. 28, 1800, 
of Westmoreland, Vt who was b. May 15, 1777, and d. Feb. 9, 1849, 

a. nearly 72. Mr. Clark has resided at Andover, Vt. ever since his marriage, 
and has been an influential citizen in the management of town business, and a 
Justice of the Peace. 

VI. Chil. 

2342 Samuel, b. Dec. 2, 1800 ; d. Oct 19, 1802. 

2343 Phebe, b. Jany. 30, 1S02 ; m. Harvey Carlton, Dec. 4, 1828. 850 

2344 Lydia, b. May 12, 1803 ; d. Ap. 14, 1812. 

2345 Samuel, b. Jany. 8, 1805 ; m. 1. Hannah Foster, Mh. 9, 1831. 851 

2. Tamma C. Parker, Oct. 24, 1836. 

3. Anna Bryant, Ap. 15, 1838. 

2346 William, b. July 28, 1806 ; m. Nancy Adams, Dec. 6, 1832. 852 



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2347 Roswell, b. Jany. 7, 1808 ; m. Mary Walton, Feb. 8, (a) 1836. 868 

2348 Pliny, b. Sep. 10, 1810 ; m. Velarian Fletcher, Sep. 1834. 854 

2349 Alonzo, b. Sep. 24, 1812 ; m. Marietta Adams, Dec. 27, 1837. 855 

2350 Lydia, b. April 29, 1814 ; m. Franklin Austin, Mh. 28, 1838. 856 

353 JAMES CLARK, [608] m. 1. BETSY DIX, Oct. 1, 1801, dau. of 
Rev. Samuel Dix, of Townsend. She d. Dec. 4, 1842, a. 69. 2. m. 

Wid. FANNY BUTLER, of Antrim, N. H. Mh. 1844. He resided at Nelson, 
N. H. where he d. Dec. 31, 1849, a. 77." 

VI. Chil. 

2351 Betsy, b. Aug. 8, 1803 ; resides at Peterboro\ N. H. unmd. 

2352 Nancy, b. Aug. 24, 1805 ; m. Moses Wilkins, of Peterboro', Sep. 2, 1852. 

She is his second wife ; resides at Peterboro'. 

2353 James, b. Jany. 14, 1810 ; he prepared for College at Chesterfield, N. H. 
grad. at Dart. Col. 1834, studied at the Theological School at Andover, left 
before he had completed his studies on account of ill health, was ordained 
to the ministry in 1836, went to Savannah in Sep. of that year, became a 
teacher at the Chatham Academy in that city, and preached to a congrega- 
tion at White Bluff, about 5 miles from the city, and d. July 31, 1837, a. 27. 

2354 William, b. Oct. 13, 1812 ; d. at Pitlsfield, Pike Co. 111. Nov. 21, 1838, a. 26. 

2355 Samuel Dix, b. Oct. 3, 1816; d. Sep. 20, 1818. 

354 JONAS CLARK, [609] m. MARY TWITCHELL, 1800, who was b. 
Feb. 5, 1780, the dau. of Abel Twitchell, of Dublin, N.H. who m. for 

a second wf. Betsy Clark, [601] sister of Jonas. Mr. Clark is a clothier ; he 
resided at Dublin, N. H. till 1804, when he moved to Shipton, Low, Can. where 
he remained till 1819, when he returned to Dublin, where he resided till 1850, 
when he moved to Peterboro% where he now, 1852, lives. 

VI . Chil. the first four b. at Dublin, the others at Shipton. 

2356 Elvira, b. Sep. 21, 1800; m. Oliver Frost, Sep. 21, 1826. 857 

2357 Maria, b. Feb. 23, 1802 ; lives unmd. with her father. 

2358 Adeline, b. June 6, 1803; d. Feb. 20, 1807. 

2359 Leander, b. Oct. 16, 1804 ; m. Mary A. Jones, Dec. 31, 1841. 858 

2360 Jonas, b. June 16, 1806 ; d. Mh. 28, 1809. 

2361 Omar, b. Feb. 12. 1808 ; d. Mh. 28, 1809. 

2362 Jonas, b. Aug. 24, 1809 ; d. Mh. 12, 1811. 

2363 William, b. July 21, 1811 ; m. Clarissa Cutter, Mh. 22, 1836. 859 

2364 MelzarWentworth,b.Dec.6, 1812; m.SabinaH. Lincoln, June, 1837. 860 

2365 Galen, b. Mh. 28, 1814 ; m. Rebecca McCoy, Ap. 23, 1839. 861 

2366 Sarah Adams, b. Feb. 13, 1816 ; she was a school teacher, and d. 

Aug. 9, 1844, a. 28. 

2367 George Faber, b. Feb. 24, 1817 ; m. Harriet Emery, Ap. 1, 1847, who 
was b. Dec. 28, 1817, dau. of Daniel, Jr. of Jaffrey, N. H. who ra. Polly 
Felt, of Temple, N. H. Mr. Clark learned the trade of a shoemaker in his 
youth, and continued to labor till he had gained the means of obtaining an 
education. He passed several years at Phillips Academy at Exeter, N. H. 
grad. at the Divinity School at Cambridge, 1846 ; was ordained as an 
Evangelist, Aug. 11, 1847, installed at Wtirwick, May 14, 1848, dismissed 
Ap. 1852, at his request, and installed at Norton, Aug. 11, 1852, where he 
resides. 

2368 Samuel Fulton, b. Feb. 24, 1818 ; m. Mary E. Morse, Ap. 30, 1848. 862 

2369 Clarissa Caroline, b. June 6, 1819 ; resides with her father. 

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316 REBECCA FOSTER, [657] m. ISAAC WHITMORE, who was b. in 

LeomiDster, Mh. 3, 1755, (son of Joseph,) and d. at Ashburnham, May 

2, 1847, a. 92. His wf. d. Aug. 30, 1840, a. 80. He served nearly seven years 

in the war of the Revolution. His sister Mary m. Enos Jones. (See Par. 103.) 

VI. Chil. b. at Ashburnham. 

2370 James, b. Ap. 23, 1782 ; m. Phebe Stimson, Oct. 22, 1811. 863 

2371 Levi F. b. Feb. 13, 1787 ; m. Mehitable Edgell, May 8, 1817. 864 

2372 Sally, b. Sep. 16, 1793 ; m. Japob Ward, and resided at Ashbum'm. 

2373 Enoch, b. Sep. 8, 1796 ; m. Clarissa Willard, [1745] June 10, 1817. 695 

2374 Beulah, b. Aug. 8, 1799 ; m. Charles StimsoD, May 30, 1820. 866 



366 EPHRAIM TOWNE, [822] m. HULDAH GALE, Feb. 17, 1775. 
He resided at Warwick, Conway, and then moved to Stowe, Vt. and d. 
Jany. 1833. She d. Feb. 24, 1828. 

VI. Chil. 

2375 Tabitha, b. June 28, 1778 ; m. Levi Hodge, Jr. ; (Int. Oct. 12, 1805,) the 

son of Rev. Levi Hodge, of Warwick. 

2376 Mary, b. Feb. 8, 1780 ; m. Joseph Fuller ; resides at Royalston. 

2377 Elihu, b. Nov. 23, 1781 ; m. Apphia Sprague, of Bernardston ; Int. Jany. 

25, 1808. He d. at Stowe, Vt. Mh. 11, 1842. 

2378 Fanny, b. Nov. 28, 1783 ; m. Rufus King, Jany. 1804 ; resides at Royalston. 

2379 Caroline, b. Ap. 6, 1786 ; m. Daniel Watts, June, 1808 ; resided at Warwick. 

2380 Roxana, b. Oct. 11, 1791 ; m. Eldad Hodge. Int. Oct. 29, 1808. He d. 

at Warwick ; she resides at Stowe, Vt 

2381 Huldah, b. Nov. 13, 1796 ; m. Daniel Batchelder ; resides at Athol. 

2382 Roswell, b. Dec. 15, 1802 ; m. Damask Darling ; resides at Stowe, Vt. 

357 THOMAS TOWNE, [825] m. i. RUTH BURTON, Sep. 7, 1780, 
who d. at Conway, July 21, 1793, a. 34. 2. m. POLLY COLEMAN, 
1798, who d. in Charlemont, Ap. 24, 1826. He d. at Rowe, Dec. 1819, a. 60. 

V I . Chil. by wf. Ruth Burton. 

2883 Charlotte, b. 1781 ; m. Chauncy Peck, Jany. 1, 1812. 866 

2384 Fanny, b. 1783 ; m. Joseph Chapin, Feb. 1807. 867 

2385 Lucinda, b. 1985 ; d. 1793. 

2386 Silas, b. 1788 ; d. 1794. 

2387 Arad, b. 1791 ; m. Tryphena McCloud, 1820. 868 

Chil. by wf. Polly Coleman. 

2388 Ruth, b. 1798 ; m. Elijah Steele, May, 1821. 869 

2389 Lucinda, b. 1799 ; m. Daniel Warner, Dec. 1824. 870 

2390 Rachel, b. 1802 ; resides at Charlemont, unmd. 

2391 Thomas Martin, b. 1806 ; m. Lucy Ann Millington. 871 

2392 Jos. Emerson, b. 1809 ; m. 1. Mary C. Burke, Jany. 1, 1834, of N. 
Adams, who d. Feb. 8, 1850, a. 46. Her death was caused by her clothes 
taking fire when alone in the house ; her skin was burned to a crisp, and 
she survived only four hours. Mr. Towne is a manufacturer, formerly re- 
sided at North Adams, removed to Conway in 1836, and is connected with 
the Conway Manufg. Co. He m. 2. Ann Arnold, June 30, 1852. 

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146 * VI, GENKBATION. 

3&a EDMUND TOWNE, [826] m. ANNA FKHEK, of Warwick ; Int. 
Nov. 7» 1782. He resided some years at Warwick, and moved to 
Vermont, and d. at Morristown, Vt. 

VI. Chil. 

2393 Susan, b. June 2, 1784. —2794 Ira, b. 1786. 

2396 Seth, b. 1788. —2396 Anna, b. 1790. 

2397 George, b. 1791. — 2398 Tryphena, b. 1793. 
2399 C b. 1794. —2400 Joel, b. 1796. 



359 SOLOMON FESSENDEN, [391] m. ELIZABETH TUCKER, Jany. 

17, 178(5, who was b. at Shrewsbury, Dec. 18, 1763, and d. 1803, a. 40. 

She was the dau. of Jedediah Tucker, Jr. who m. Lucy Mixer. Mr. Feesenden 

for a second wf. m. ELEANOR FISHER, 1804 or '5. He resided at Halifax, 

Vt. and d. Sep. 15, 18—. 

VI. Chil. 

2401 Reuben, b. Dec. 12, 1786 ; m. Lucretia Fisher, 1810. 873 

2402 Solomon, b. Dec. 20, 1788 ; m. Clarissa Shepardson, 1811. 874 

2403 John, b. Aug. 27, 1790 ; m. Anstis P. Phelps, Mb. 19, 1819. 876 

2404 A son, b. ; d. in infancy. 

2405 Benjamin, b. Mb. 16, 1793 ; m. Calisla Warren, 1813. 876 

2406 Hosea, b. Mh. 15, 1796 ; m. Nancy Ghaffin, Oct. 6, 182->. 877 

2407 Arad, b. July 15, 1798 ; m. Mrs. Fanny Yaw, Nov. 13, 1825. 878 

2408 Timothy, b. Nov. 26, 1800 ; he m. in New York State ; is a farmer 

at Milford, Michigan. 

2410 BetT^'^ ' 1 Twins, b. June 5, 1803 ; both d. same month. 



360 BENJAMIN FESSENDEN, [398] m. ELIZABETH SALISBURY, 
1800, who was b. in Warren, R. I. 1772, the dau. of Capt Jonathan 
and Mary Salisbury. Mr. Feesenden moved from Westminster to Halifax, Vt. in 
1795, where he remained till 1805, then moved to Guilford, Vt and in 1808 to 
Brattleboro', Vt. where he resides, 1852. He is a farmer ; has had 6 chil. 12 
gr. eh. and 14 gr. gr. chil. ^ 

VI. Chil. 

2411 Harriet, b. June 5, 1802; ra. Almus Akeley, Aug. 14, 1821, of Brattle- 
boro'. They resided a short time in Lancaster, about 8 years in Northfield^ 
and in 1830 returned to Brattleboro', where he now, 1852, resides ; is a 
farmer. 

2412 Salmon, b. July 23, 1804; m. Dorothy Estabrook, of Brattleboro*, Sep, 
1829, resided with his father till 1831, then bought a farm at Halifax, Vt- 
which he sold in 1839. He has since resided at Salem, N. Y. Hinsdale, 
N. H. Warwick, Keene, N. H. Brattleboro', Vt. and now, 1852, resides at 
Bellows Falls, Vt. Is an Innholder. 

2413 Edson, b. Ap. 14, 1806 ; m. Lydia Worden, of Hartford, Ct. 1833, 879 
2-414 Electa, b. May 7, 1809; m. Russell Warren, of Guilford, Vt. 1835, 

and d. Oct. 25, 1845, a. 36. 

2415 Betsy, b. Oct. 1, 1812 ; m. Clark Warren, of Marlboro', Vt. Ap. 18.14, 

where they reside ; he is a farmer. 

2416 Emily, b. Dec. 20, 1814 ; d. Sep. 5, 1815. 



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361 TIMOTHY FESSENDEN, [397] m. SUBMIT HUNT, who was b. 
May 17, 1775, daa. of Nehemiah Hunt. He resided at Westminster, 
and d. Oct. 22, 1834, a. 61. She d. Oct 17, 1841, a. 66. 

VI. ChiL 

2417 Reuben, b. Feb. 11, 1801; d. May 21, 1808. 

2418 Rufus, b. Aug. 7, 1802 ; d. Oct. 4, 1834. 

2419 Timothy, b. Aug. 22, 1804. — 2420 John, b. Sep. 30, 1806. 

2421 Benjamin, b. June 5, 1809 ; m., 1. Hannah Jones Spooner, dau. of William 
and Elizabeth (Willard) Spooner, of Boston. She was b. Aug. 9, 1809, 
and d. Ap. 10, 18:J9. They had — 2421» William Benjamin, b. July 13, 
1837, d. Sep. 8, 1847. Mr. F. m. 2. Elizabeth O. Smith, (dau. of James 
and Mercy Smith, of Dover, N. H.) who was b. June 22, 1809. They have 
— 2421« Emily Frances, b. July 29, 1843; — 2421^ ElizabeUi Marietta, 
b. Aug. 4, 1845; — 2421* Lucy Orne, b. Aug. 20, 1847. Mr. Fessenden 
is a I^guerreotypist at Boston, and is member of the Common Council. 

2422 Miriam, b. Jany. 4, 1812. —2423 Franklin, b. Oct 16, 1816. 



861^ SALLY LOCKE, [656^] ro. ASA THOMPSON, Sep. 18, 1806, who 
was b. at Royalston, May 12, 1777. They have resided at Eaton, 
MadjsoD Co. and Orwell, Oswego Co. N. Y. and in 1851 resided at Grand Rapids, 
Kent Co. Michigan. 

VI. Chil: the first six b. at Eaton, and the others at Orwell. 

3424 Philander, b. June 11, 1808 ; m. Candis Gaylord, Mh. 1833. 674 

2425 Leonard, b. Aug. 29, 1810 ; m. Amy Ferguson, 1835. 675 

2426 Fidelia M. b. Oct 10, 1812 ; m. William Rice, July 4, 1837. 676 

2427 Patty M. b. June 8, 1815 ; m. Henry Loveless, Dec. 30, 1834. 677 

2428 Nancy L. b. July 1, 1816 ; m. George Cook, Ap. 1841. 678 

2429 Polly, b. May 17, 1818; m. Lorin Oviat, Nov. 11, 1841. 679 

2430 Rebecca, b. Feb. 2, 1820 ; m. Benjamin Ncwhouse, Nov. 5, 1842. 68B 

2431 Mai^ret N. b. Ap. 30, 1826 ; m. Oliver D. Frost, at Windham, Portage 

Co. Ohio, who was b. at Russell, N. Y. Nov. 22, 1824. 

2432 Oytrfhia Locke, b. Feb. 2, 1828. 



36S FREDERICK LOCKE, [537] m. 1. ANNA FARWELL, 1798, in 
Charlestown, N. H. who d. 1804, leaving 2 chil. He m. 2. LUCY 
GRAVES, of Washington, N. H. July 15, 1805, who is still living at Charles- 
town, N. H. Mr. Locke fitted for college at Leicester Academy, and although 
his father, who had been an officer in the French war, joined the British and 
went with the army when it evacuated Boston, the son remained a friend to his 
country, and enlisted in the American army soon after hostilities commenced, 
Telinqarshing the prospect of a college education for which his father had pro* 
Tided. He said he " felt that his country needed him,'* and after the war was 
ended, he often said that " he did not regret the decision he made, though he lost 
Ills pay and his health." He remained in the army nearly all the war, and in the 
battle at Staten Island he and his father recognised each other m the opposing 
fanfcs. He kept a journal of family items and events that happened from youth 
tinttl May, 1817, when it was lost by the burning of his honse, and May, 1828, 
Iris son's house standing upon the same spot was burnt, and all the papers that* 
•his Ikther had collected since the first fire, and every thing else was destroyed. 
BetesMed at Acworth and Charlestown, N. H. ; was a civil engineer and sunr* 
veyor. He d. Jany. 17, 1834, a. 76. 



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V I . Chil. by the first wf. b. at Acworth, N. H. 
2483 Henry, b. Sept. 24, 1799 ; m. Artemesia Westcot, Aug. 31, 1824. 88S 

2434 Melinda, b. Mh. 9, 1804; m. Horace Frost, Jany. 19, 1832. 881 

Chil. by 2d wf. b. in Charlestown, N. H. 

2435 Frederick, b. May 9, 1807 ; m. Celia Meacham, Nov. 4, 1826. 882 

2436 William G. b. Oct. 26, 1808; m. Lovisa Williams, 1831. 883 

2437 Catherine J. b. Feb. 28, 1810; d. Dec. 9, 1813. 

2438 Lucy G. b. May 2, 1811 ; m. Ephraim C. Hull, Oct 9, 1834. He was a 
farmer residing in Charlestown, N. H. in 1850, had — 2439 Louisa, b. Oct 
29, 1835, and d. Nov. 17, 1839. 

2440 Ann F. b. Mh. 30, 1813 ; m. Thaddeus Graves, May 9, 1833. ^ 884 

2441 Sarah F. b. Ap. 6, 1815 ; m. Eliphalet Belcher, June 9, 1836. " 885 

2442 John H. b. Mh. 31, 1817 ; m. Lydia D. Wilkins, Feb. 8, 1843. 886 

2443 Rachel W. b. Ap. 24, 1819 ; m. William H. Richards, Nov. 28, 1845. 887 

2444 Mary J. b. June 7, 1821 ; m. Joel Ward, Oct 25, 1843. 889 

2445 Benjamin F. b. Nov. 13, 1823; m. Sophronia Shaw, Jany. 1, 1845, of 

South Weymouth, where they reside. They have — 2445^ Emma Fran- 
ces, b. Dec. 18, 1848. 

363 REBECCA LOCKE, [524] m. SAMUEL WOODBURN, 1799, and 
d. June, 1823, a. 54, at New Salem. He resides, 1852, with his son 
Samuel at Shrewsbury, a. 87. \ 

VI. Chil. 

2446 Adeline, b. June, 1799 ; resides at Shrewsbury, 1852, unmd. 

2447 Samuel, b. Oct 13, 1801 ; m. Lucy G. Wetherby, of Shrewsbury, where 

he resides. 

2448 Rebecca, b. Aug. 1803 ; m. Wells Southworth, of Springfield ; d. 183a 

2449 Thomas C. b. Aug. 1807 ; was lost in the Steamboat Home " some years 

ago." 

2450 Josiah Locke, b. 1811; m. Olive M , 1850, who d. July 12, 1851, a. 39. 

2451 Horatio N. b. , 1813 ; d. " some years ago." 

864 Prof. EBENEZER ADAMS, [622] m. 1. ALICE FRINK, July 9, 
1795, who was b. Mh. 1, 1769, at Rutland, the dau. of Dr. John Frink, 
sen. and sister of Dr. John, Jr. ; her sister Betsy, who first m. Dr. John Field, 
afterwards m. Jonathan Locke, (see Par. 97.) Mrs. Adams d. June 20, 1805, a. 
/rc^ 36, and Mr. Adams m. 2. BEULAH MINOTT, May 17, 1807, who was b. at 
Concord, June 28, 1773 ; the dau. of Dr. Timothy Minott. Prof. Adams fitted 
for Col. at New Ipswich, N. H. his native place, and grad. at Dart Col. 1791. 
He soon after went to Leicester as Principal of the Academy, where he remained 
nearly fifteen years, when he resigned and removed to Portland, Me. and became 
Principal of the Academy at that place, but being appointed Professor of Mathe- 
matics at Phillips Academy, he removed to Exeter, N. H. in 1808. In 1809, he 
was appointed Professor of Languages at Dart Col. and he removed to Hanover, 
N. H. In 1810, he was transferred to the Professorship of Mathematics and 
Natural Philosophy, and continued to perform the duties pertaining to that office 
until 1833, when he resigned all active service, but continued till his death Pro- 
fessor Emeritus. 

He was an original member of the Northern Academy of Arts and Sciences, 
member of the New Hamp. Historical Society, the American Society of Arts 
•and Sciences, the American Antiquarian Society, the American Academy of 
Sciences and Literature, and the Royal Society of Northern Antiquarians, and 
of other Literary Societies and Institutions, and for many years was President of 
the New Hamp. Bible Society. 

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Prof. Adams had a strong intellect which was most thoroughly disciplined, was 
uncommcMily amiable in his deportment, and in all the stations he filled gave 
the highest satisfaction. Judge Washburn, in his History of Leicester, says : 
** After a succession of Principals (in Leicester Academy) Mr. Ebenezer Adams 
took charge of the institution m 1792, and continued in that office till 1606, when 
be resigned it As a teacher his character was almost unrivalled. For the four- 
teen years he continued in that employment he was uniformly respected and 
esteemed, as well by his pupils as by the inhabitants of the town, and when he 
left, bore with him the highest testimonials of the regret of the trustees of his sur- 
render of a place he had so usefully filled." While at Leicester, he also held 
the office of Postmaster. 

He was a dignified looking man of the old school in his manners, always com- 
manding the respect of the society in which he moved, and died, regretted by all, 
Aug. 15, 1841, a. nearly 76. 

V I . Chil. by wf. Alice b. at Leicester. 

2452 Alice Amelia, b. June 2, 1796 ; m. Rev. Thomas Jewett Murdock, of Nor- 

wich, Vt. June 16, 1819, who grad. at Dart. Col. W99. He was settled at /a / ^ 
Portland, Me. and at Plainfield, Cl. His^wjfed. at Portland, Feb. 11, 1820. 
Xcict (ky ^^ afterwards m. Itsbslla Thompson, ^mtn or^on. W. Thomnson, of Ply- 
mouth, N. H. She d. leaving a dau. who m. Edward Olcut&^yMr. Murdock 
then m. AsdBila Farranf( dau. of Judge Farran4 of Burlington, Vt and d. 
leaving her a wid. 

2453 Adeline Augusta, b. Jany. 17, 1798; d. June 28, 1819, a. 20. 

2453^ John Frink, b. Nov. 3, 1799 ; m. Elizabeth Lovell Walker, July 2, 1835 ; 
grad. at Dart Col. 1817 ; is a lawyer at Mobile. Has — 2454 Ida ; — 2455 
John ; —2456 Charlotte. 

2457 Charles Augustus, b. Oct 2, 1801 ; d. Mb. 19, 1824, of consumption in 

South Carolina, a. 23. 

2458 Harriet Russell, b. Sep. 14, 1804 ; m. John Aiken, Nov. 14, 1826. 897 

Chil. by wf. Beulah. 

2459 Eliza Minott, b. Feb. 9, 1810; m. Ira Young, Aug. 23, 1833. 898 

2460 Ebenezer, b. Aug. 6, 1813 ; d. July 23, 1837, on his passage home 

from South Cuolina, a. nearly 24. He grad. at Dart. Col. 1831. 



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366 REBEKAH ADAMS, [623] m.CaptASA SHEDD, of Rindge, N. H, 
Jany. 20, 1802, who d. Sep. 1819, and she d. Sep. 1823, a. 56. 
[Capt. Shedd, who resided at Rindge, had previously been m. to Priscilla French of JafiVey, 
H. by whom he had 1. Ruthy^ who m. Kimball, and resides at Rindge ; 2. Sally, 

who m. French, of Jaffrey, (they were twins ;} 3. Abel, who d. aged about 16.] 

VI. Chil. by wf. Rebecca. 

2461 Charles, b. Oct 21, 1802 ; m. Eliza Rowell, Aug. 15, 1828. 899 

2462 James A. b. Feb. 25, 1804 ; m. 1. Eunice A. Adams, June 3, 1833. 900 

2. Mrs. Caroline Brown, Ap. 29, 1847. 

2463 Curtiss, b. Feb. 2, 1809 ; m. Sophronia Taylor, Ap. 26, 1832, dau. of 
Zebedee Taylor, of New Ipswich, N. H. and moved to Denmark, Iowa, 
1836, where he resides. Is a farmer. 

2464 Geoi^e, b. May 13, 1810 ; m. Abby Houston, Sep. 5, 1844. 901 

2465 Rebecca, b. Mh. 20, 1813 ; m. Dr. William Gallup, then of New Ips- 
wich, Ap. 1835, and d. at Concord, Dec. 17, 1838, leaving — 2466 George 
William, b. at New Ipswich, Sep. 1836. Dr. Gallup resides, 1852, at Ban- 
gor, Me. 

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366 BETSY ADAMS, [626] m. Doct LUTHER JEWTiTT, Feb. 7, 1799, 
who was b. Dec. 24, 1772, son of Daniel, who m. Miss Hibbard. Mrs. 

Jewett d. Ap. 14, 1816, a. 44. Dr. Jewett grad. Dart. Col. 1795, and received 
the degree of M. D. at the Medical School at Hanover, in 1810; was member of 
Congress from Vermont, two years between 1816 and 1817 ; was licensed as a 
preacher May 27, 1818 ; ordained Pastor of the Church at Newbury, Vt Feb. 28, 
1821 ; dismissed Feb. 19; 1828, on accoiint of his health, which had prevented 
him from preaching only occasionally for some years previous to his dismissal ; 
he continued to preach however for many years when his health would permit 
He has been Judge of the County Court, Jus. of the Peace more than thirty years, 
member of the Council of Censors, and of the Convention to amend the State 
Constitution, and also held many other town and county offices. He has resided 
in St. Johnsbury, Vt. from 1800 until this time (1862), excepting four years in 
which he lived at Newbury. 

[Dr. Jewett for a 2d wf. m. NANCY CHAMBERLIN, dan. of Hon. Samnel Chambcrlin, 
of Danville, Vt. by whom he has — 1. Martha, b. May 28, 1817, who m. Dr. William C. M. 
Le Fevre, Jane 9, 1840 ; then of Troy, O now of Attica, la. 2. Samnel, b. Jan. 4, 1819, 
who m. Sophia C. Cobb, of Barton, Vt. Oct. 8, 1845, and resides at St. Johnsbury.] 

VI. Chil. 

2467 Hibbard, b. Nov. 9, 1799 ; m. Sophronia Adams, May 20, 1828. He re- 

ceived the degree of M. D. at Hanover, in 1^20, and is a Physician at 
Dayton, O. 

2468 Rebekah, b. Ap. 3, 1801 ; m. L Dr. Moses Bagley, May 15, 1823. 902 

2. Levi Fuller, Oct. 17, 1825. 

2469 Betsy, b. July 14, 1802 ; m. John K. McFarland, June 6, 1836, who was a 

merchant at Troy, O. but now, 1852, at Shelbyville, la. 

2470 Luther, b. Nov. 25, 1805 ; m. Mary Cobb, of Barton, Vt July 6, 1841. 

He is a Physician at Lafayette, la. 

2471 Adams, b. July 26, 1807 ; m. Mary P. P. Smith, of Lancaster, July 3, 1841. 

He grad. at Dart. Col. 1827, and is a Physician at Dayton, O. 

2472 Mira, b. Nov. 1, 1809 ; m. Dr. Nicholas Abbott, Aug. 1829, who was b. in 

Newbury, Vt. and is a Physician at Troy, O. 

2473 Ephraim, b. July 2, 1811 ; m. Jane Fairbanks, Jany. 26, 1887. 908 
2473i Daniel, b. Nov. 17, 1815 ; d. Mh. 27, 1883. 

367 JAMES ADAMS, [6241 m. RUTH CONANT, in New Ipswich, N.H. 
Nov. 3, 1795. He resided and d. at Grafton, Vt and had several chil- 
dren, but I have heard the name only of one. 

VI. Chil. ^ 

2474 Ebenezer Locke. ^ 

368 LUCY LOCKE, [6541 1. m. JAMES THOMPSON, Feb. 2, 1802, who 
was b. at Royalston, Jan. 16, 1774, and d. Oct 16, 1825, at Sennett, 

Cayuga Co. N. Y. 2. m. JOHN WEED, at Orwell, Oswego Co. N. Y. Aug. 13, 
1828, who d. Aug. 17, 1834, at Orwell. She resides, 1852, with her son, John 
Quincy, at Buffalo Township, Iowa. 

VI. Chil. by 1st mg. 

2475 Evander, b. at Fitzwilliam, N. H. Nov. 29, 1802 ; m. 1. Elizabeth J^arfcer, 
of Rochester, N. Y. Sep. 1828, who d. Oct 10, 1837. 2. m. Hatinah A. 
Wilkinson, June, 1838. He has — 2476 John Henry, b. Ap. 1830; — 
2477 Lucy Narcissa, b. Sep. 22, 1833;— 2478 Belinda Matilda ; — 2479 
Frances Maria, and several others. 

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2481 Lucy Narcissa, b. at Boyalston, June 20, 1807 ; m, Aaron Squires, June 
22, 1828, who d. some years ago. She d. at Rochester, N. Y. Nov. 11, 
1830, having had one child that d. 1835. 

2482 Cynthia, b. at Eaton, N. Y. July 21, 1809 ; m. Alanson Strong, Nov. 11, 
1829, who was b. at Redfield, N. Y. Nov. 1, 1808, and d. since 1840. 
They had — 2483 Eli Delos, b. Mh. 2, 1832; d. July 4, 1833—24831 
Watson Watte, b. Mh. 5, 1834 ;— 2484 WUIiam Pitt, b. 1836; d. 1837, 
2485 Hayden, b. June 9, 1889 ; — 2486 Anson, b. Dec. 16, 1841 ; d. 1844. 

2487 Stephen B. b. at Eaton, Sep. 23, 1812 ; m. Ellen Shephard, Jany. 2, 1848. 
who was b. in Ohio, 1823. They have — 2488 Otis W. b. Oct. 10, 1848, 
in Iowa ; — 2489 Lucy Ann, b. Ap. 27, 1850, in Iowa. 

2490 John Q. b. at Eaton, Sep. 9, 1814 ; m. Malinda Phillips, Ap. 3, 1842, who 
was b. in Virginia, 1824. They have — 2491 Jonas William, b. July 25, 
1843; — 2492 Henry Clay, b. Nov. 15, 1845; — 2493 Melvina Jane, b. 
Dec. 13, 1848; — 2494 Elvira S. b.Nov.7, 1850. 

2495 Betsy, b. at Eaton, Ap. 4, 1810 ; m. Sumner Putnam, Nov. 1842, in Mass. 

They have — 2495^ Lucy A. b. Oct. 8, 1851. 

2496 Belinda, b. at Orwell, N. Y. Ap. 4, 1819 ; m. 1. Leander W. Dana, 1839, 
at West Boylston, who was b. at Fitzwilliam, N. H. and d. at Sutton, 1843. 
They had — 2497 Delos L. b. Feb. 1840; — 2498 Edwin S. b. 1841 ; d, 
1842; — 2499 David M. b. Dec. 1843. She was m. 2, to Milan Waters, 
185L 

369 ABIGAIL BRUCE, [350] m. ELIJAH FLAGG, July 3, 1764. He 
resided in Framingham, and afterwards at Townsend, where he d. 

VI. Chil. 
2500 Allen, b. in Fram. bap. Nov. 16, 1766. He was a highly respectable 
Physician at Ashby ; m. Sally Goodhue, of Westford, who d. Dec. 22, 1816, 

a. 42 ; he having d. Oct. 14, 1815, a. 49. His chil. were — 2501 Samuel, 

b. 1798 ; d. Dec, 21, 1800 ; — 2502 Almira, who m. Joel Balcom at Ash- 
by, who is dead ; and — 2503 John P. who lately resided at Charlestown. 

2504 Nabby, bap. in Framingham, Feb. 16, 1768. 

2505 Elijah, b. He was a Physician — resided a short time at Ashby, 
Marlboro', and afterwards at Lunenburg, where he d. Has — 2505 * Elijah 
A. — 25053 Abigail, b. at Marlboro', Sep. 80, 1808; m. William Johnson, 
of Lunenburg, Dec. 28, 1829 ; resides at Townsend ; and — 2505^ Nancy ; 
prob. others. 

2506 William, b. — 2507 Elizabeth, b. 
2508 Mary, b. — 2509 Nancy, b. 

370 ELIZABETH BRUCE, [351] m. 1. JOHN WILKINS, Ap. 4, 1769. 
They resided at New Ipswich, N. H. where he d. and she then m. 

JAMES SPAULDING, gr. fa. of James S. now of that town. She d. Mh. 30, 
1841, a. 92. 

V I . Chil. by 1st mg. 
2610 Abigail, b. ; m. Caleb Campbell, and d. 1791, leaving a son and dau. 

— 2511 Caleb, the son, now resides at New Ipswich, and the dau. — 2511* 
Polly, m. Samuel Cragin, and d. a few years since. He is a trader at. 
Alstead, N. H. 

371 NATHANIEL BRUCE, [352] m. MARY CLISBE, Oct. 13, 1774, 
who was b. 1747, and d. Oct. 18, 1829, a. 82. He was a farmer, re- 

sided at Marlboro', was a man of much respectability, and noted for his wit and 
humor. He d. July 6, 1834, a. nearly 81. 



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VI. Chil. b. in Marlboro'. 

2512 William, b. Aug. 2, 1776 ; m. Mary Bruce, Nov. 30, 1797. 890 

2513 Abigail, b. Mb. 26, 1778 ; m. David Smith. 891 

2514 Moses, b. Ap. 10, 1780 ; m. Susannah Bruce, Nov. 29, 1798. 892 

2515 Hannah, b. 1782 ; d. 1782. 

2516 Ezekiel, b. Aug. 1, 1784 ; m. Betsy Smith, Mb. 13, 1804. 893 

2517 A son, b. 1786 ; d. 1786. 

2518 Calvin, b. July 6, 1788 ; m. 1. Lydia Williams, about 1818. 

2. Helen M. W. Carr. He was a merchant^ 
resided in Boston, where he d. Sep. 18, 1848, without issue. 

372 ZERUIAH BRUCE, [353] m. ELIJAH MORSE, son of KendaU 
Morse, who moved from Marlboro' to New Ipswich, N. H. previous to 

the Revolution. Elijah, the son also moved to N. I. He went with a company 
to Lexington on the 19th of April, and a few days after was appointed a Corporal 
in Capt. Townees Company. He was in the battle of Bunker Hill, and in the 
Expedition to Quebec under Arnold ; the hardships he endured brought on a 
chronic rheumatism, which made him a cripple for life. He d. Ap. 27, 1811, 
and his wid. removed to Marlboro\ 

VI. Chil. 

2519 Sally, b. ; m. Damon, of Ashby ; moved to Berkshire, Vt 

373 Rev. JOHN BRUCE, [354] m. LOIS WILKINS, in Marlboro', Dec. 
15, 1785. He grad. at Dart. Coll. 1781, studied Divinity with Rev. 

Mr. Brigham, in Fitzwilliam, N. H. was ordained Nov. 3, 1785, over the Second 
Church in Amherst, N. H. which afterwards was included in the present town of 
Mount Vernon. Mr. Bruce remained here until his death, maintaining a highly 
respectable rank as a Clergyman and a man. " He was judicious, exemplary, 
well esteemed, and saw among his people the good of Zion." He d. Mb. 12, 
1809, a. 51. His wid. m. Major WILLIAM BRADFORD, and d. his wid. at 
Mount Vernon, Feb. 12, 1828, a. 67. 

VI. Chil. 

2520 John, b. Feb. 11, 1788 ; m. Dolly Durant, Nov. 12, 1812. 927 

2521 James, b. Nov. 5, 1789 ; m. 1. Sarah Parker, Oct. 16, 1815. 928 

2. Elizabeth W. Wheelwright. 

2o22 William, b. Aug. 7, 1791 ; m. Hannah Jones, Dec. 1, 1814. 929 

2523 Lois, b. Sep. 20, 1793 ; m. William S. Stinson, Sep. 12, 1814. 930 

2524 Nathaniel, b. July 26, 1795 ; m. 1. Frances Tay, May 2, 1816. 931 

2. Lucy Butterfield, Dec. 7, 1847. 

2525 Frances, b. Feb. 16, 1799 ; m. Louis F. Peabody, 1818. 932 

374 LYDIA MUNROE, [439] m. Col. JONATHAN PAGE, of Lincoln, 
Jany. 16, 1783 ; he afterwards resided in Charlestown, where he kept a 

tavern of some note. He rose to the rank of Colonel in the Militia, and during 
the war of 1812 he was stationed in Boston Harbor, and superintended the erec- 
tion of some of the fortifications. " He was a perfect gentleman in his deport- 
ment" His wf. d. in 1814, and he d. at Charlestown some time after. 

VI. Chil. 

2526 Caroline, b. ; d. a. 19. 

2527 Lydia, b. ; resides in New York city, unmd. 

2528 Mary, b. ; m. Dillinger, and resides in N. York city. 

2529 Betsy, b. ; resides at Lexington, unmd. 



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an MOSES LOCKE, [616] in. ABIGAIL H. SKINNER, at Pwltney, 
N. Y. May 18, 1837, who was b. at RensaelaerviUe, N. Y. July 31, 1799. 
Mr. L. before his marriage was quite a traveller through the Northern and West- 
ern States, and resided some years at Potter, in New York, and in Kentucky and 
in Italy, N. Y. and Parma Centre, N. Y. He d. in Parma Centre, Mh. 3, 1943, 
a. 65, from injuries received in loading timber in the woods. His wid. roaidea aX 
Panna Centre. 

VI. ChU. 
21910 John Ward, b. Feb. 22, 1828, at Poultney ; m. Mary Tinney, at Potter, 
Ap. 11, 18d0, who was b. in Italy, June 20, 1828 ; resides at Howard, 
N. Y. Has — 2531 Harriet S. b. Feb. 13, 1851 ; — 2532 Frances O. b. 
July 8, 1852. 

2533 Harriet N. b. June 1, 1830, in Italy, N. Y. ; resides with her mother. 

2534 Deborah Dianah, b. Aug. 27, 1831, in Italy ; d. June 22, 1832. 

2535 James Perry, b. May 14, 1835, in Italy. 

376 HANNAH WRIGHT, [760] m. DANIEL WYM AN, of Wobum, May 
19, 1789, his 2d wf. His first wf. was LUCY GARDNER, whom he 
ro. Jany. 26, 1776, and by her he had Daniel, Luke and Lucy. 

V I . Chil. by second marriage. 
25a6 Lvicy, b. Dec. 5, 1789 ; m. Asa Locke, (811) Nov. 1, 1S08. 

2537 Hannah, b. Mh. 17, 1790; m. Col. Leonard Thompson, Mh. 19, 1812; 

d. Ap. 7, 1834. 

2538 Marshall, (a Deacon) b. July 11, 1792 ; ro, 1. Anna Wyman, Ap. 17, 1807. 

2. Susan Parker ; lived at Wob. 

2539 George, b. Mh. 1, 1795 ; m. Susan C. Mead, May 10, 1821. 

2540 Almira, b. July 4, 1799; m. Oliver B. Coolidge, Ap. 18, 1825. 

2541 William, b. Oct 8, 1800 ; d. young. 

2542 William, b. May 26, 1803 ; m. Martha Sy mmes, Ap. 16, 1828 ; lived at Wob. 

2543 Qarimond, b. Ap. 21, 1807 ; m. Rev. Sylvester G. Pierce, of Dracut, who 

d. 1839. 

877 MELLICENT JONES, [678] m. at Ashby, ABIJAH LAWRENCE, 
Jr. 1796. He resides at Bolton^ and she d. Aug. 14, 1847. He has 
m. a second wf. whose name was PRIEST. 

VI. Chil. 

2544 Kimball W, b. Mb. 29, 1799 ; m. Sarah Pinder, in Boston, Oct. 12, 1824 ; 

have a son —3545 George W. b. Ap. 9, 1829 ; two chil. have d. 

2546 Lucy, b. Oct 24, 1800 ; m. Europe Wheeler, in Bolton, Mh. 1822 ; has 

five children. 

2547 Susan, b. Jany. 4, 1802 ; m. 1. John Giddings, in Bolton, Oct 5, 1820. 

2. Henry B. Simmons, in Charies"- Mh. 1842. 

2548 Edmund, b. July 24, 1803 ; m. Sally Phelps, in Lancaster, Dec. 1825, and 

d. June 24, 1830, a. 27. 

2549 Mary, b. Feb. 18, 1805 ; m. Elias Warner, in Bolton, Ap. 1825 ; she d. 

July 14, 1845, a. 40 ; had ten chil. 6 are living — one m. Curtis Smith, 
* in Lowell, Nov. 1850. 

2550 Martha, b. Mh. 6, 1807. 

2551 Rowena, b. May 21, 1808 ; m. Shubael Bailey, in Bolton, Jany. 1827. 

2552 Abijah, b. July 2, 1809 ; d. Jany. 3, 1832, a. 22. 

2553 Andrew, b. Ap. 26, 1811 ; m. Laura Ann Bridges, in Bolton, 1834 ; has 

seven sons. 

2554 Alvarus, b. Dw. 28, 1813 ; m. Dalia Sampson, 1884 ; haa 6 ehil. 

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878 LUCY JONES, [080] m. DANIEL WHITE, Jr. Ap. 18, 1808, who 
was b. May 80, 1773, and d. at Charlestown, Mb. 3, 1828. He was 
the son of Daniel White, of Newton, who m. Mary Brewer, of Sudbury. The 
wid. of Daniel, sen. for a second husband, m. Joshua Fuller, of Newton, and d. 
1808. Daniel, Jr. resided at Milton in 1802, moved to Cambridge in 1803, and 
to Charlestown 1809. 

VI. Chil. 

2555 Mary Brewer, b. June 9, 1803 ; resides at Charlestown, unmd. 

2556 Daniel, b. Dec. 6, 1804 ; m. Roxana Jones, Oct 6, 1829. 9M 

2557 Amos Whitney, b. Aug. 6, 1806 ; m. Ruthy Ann McClenahan, Mb. 1, 926 

1836. 

2558 Susannah Bennett, b. Feb. 1, 1809 ; m. Alpha Smith, of Henniker, N. H. 

Feb. 1836, and d. Dec. 1840. No chil. 

2559 Catherine, b. Mb. 12, 1812 ; resides unmd. at Charlestown. 



879 DANIEL JONES, [681] m. EUNICE RICE, at East Sudbury, May 
16, 1808, and d. July 23, 1831. He resided at Boston, and was in the 
grocery business. 

VI. Chil. 
2560 Susan Louisa, b. Feb. 26, 1809 ; m. Obadiah Whiston, at New York City, 
July 4, 1830, and has — 2561 Susan Elizabeth ; — 2562 Charles Byron ; 

— 2563 Daniel Webster ; — 2564 Ellery Cory ; — 2565 d. y. 

2566 Charles Rice, b. June 1, 1811, is dead. 

2567 Daniel, b. May 23, 1813 ; m. Jane B. Leonard, of Boston, Oct. 20, 1834, 
and resides at Charlestown. Has — 2568 Eliza Jane ; — 2569 Charles 
Nelson. 

2570 Josiah Spring, b. Dec. 18, 1815 ; is unmd. 

2571 Ezekiel Rice, b. Jany. 30, 1818 ; m. Lucretia H. Eastman, in Boston, Jan. 
8, 1843. Is a Blacksmith at South Boston, and has — 2572 Irving ; 

— 2573 Chester Thornton ; — 2574 Susan Frances. 



HEPSEY JONES, [682] m. JONAS HILDRETH, Jany. 9, 1805, 
at Cambridge, who was b. at Ashby, Mh. 25, 1782. They reside, 1852, 
at Malone, N. Y. 

VI . Chil. the first two b. at Salisbury, Vt. the others at Richmond, Vt 
2675 Waterman, b. Oct 4, 1805 ; m. Mandana Benson, 1828, and resides at 
Norfolk, N. Y. — has no chil. 

2576 Walter, b. Mh. 19, 1807 ; m. Clarissa Fay, June 15, 1829. 926 

2577 Edmund, b. Ap. 3, 1811 ; d. Jany. 14, 1828, at Starksboro', Vl 

2577» Nancy, b. ; m. John Post, 1834, who d. 1841 ; they had — 2577« 

Daniel ; — 2577^ Emeline. Mrs. Post m. Andrew Chaplin, 1844, and re- 
sides at Norfolk, N. Y. 

2577* Sally, b. ; m. William Miller, Sep. 14, 1843 ; who was b. in Canada 

East, Sep. 8, 1816 ; resides at Malone. They have — 2577* Sarah Jane, 
b. Ap. 26, 1845 ; d. Nov. 23, 1846 ; — 25778 Marion, b. Jany. 24, 1848 ; 
— 25777 Helen, b. July 26, 1850. 

380^ ANNA JONES, [683] m, 1. ASA BARKER, and aHerwards JA- 
COB KIDDER, both of Tyngsboro% where she now resides ; I expected 
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881 JOSIAH JONES [684] m. LOUISA HALL, of Medford, Feb. 28, 
1815. He was largely engaged in the grocery business in Boston, 
where he d. Ap. 4, 1841. She resides with her dau. Mrs. Burnett at South 
Boston. 

VI. Chil. 
2578 Maria Louisa, b. July 14, 1817; m. Marshall Burnett, Oct. 11,1842, who is 
a machinist at South Boston. They have had — 2579 Maria Louisa, b. 
Aug. 31, 1843, d. Oct. 23, 1847 ; — 2580 Marshall Arsa, h. June 16, 1846, . 
d. Oct 7, 1847 ; — 2581 Marshall Turner, b. Nov. 24, 1848 ; — 2582 El- 
len Maria, b. May 13, 1851. 

2583 Frederick William, b. Aug. 16, 1819 ; d. Jany. 12, 1823. 

2584 Lucy Ann, b. Nov. 20, 1823. 

2585 William Frederick, b. Mh. 18, 1826, is a shoemaker. 

381^ DANIEL COOLEDGE, [371] b. Feb. 26, 1781, m. in New Yoric 

city, Nov. 21, 1805, CATHERINE ANN HOFFMANN, who was b 

Ap. 22, 1789, the dau. of Philip Livingston Hoffman, of Johnstown, Montgomery 

Co. N. Y. Mr. Cooledge was a Banker in New York, and i Oct 14, 1831 ; his 

wid. d. at Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Aug. 26, 1834. (a) 

V I . Chil. the 1st, 2d and 9th b. in New York, the others in Poughkeepsie. 

2586 William Fessenden, b. July 7, 1807 ; was a merchant in New York city in 

1848, unmd. 

2587 Helen Elizabeth, b. Aug. 16, 1809 ; m. Thomas Lyell Thompson, of 

Schenectady, N. Y. June 4, 1832. 

2588 Edward, b. Jany. 12, 1812; m. Catherine Demeray, of New York, Jany. 14, 

1840. He was a merchant in New York in 1848. 

2589 Henry, b. Oct 7, 1815 ; m. Margaret Hawley, at Ridgefield, Ct Nov. 3, 

1847. He was a merchant in New York in 1848. 

2590 Susan Maria, b. Feb. 8, 1818 ; m. John Van Sanwood, Esq. of Cohoes, N. Y. 

Mh.21, 1844. 

2591 Richard Hoffman, b. Mh. 10, 1820; m. Angelina Harris, at Fort Gibson, 

Ark. June 4, 1844. He was a surgeon in the U. S. Anny. 

2592 Catherine Ann, b. June 7, 1822; m. Rev. Charles Seymour, of Skeneateles, 

N. Y. Oct. 10, 1844. 

2593 Mary Evelina, b. Feb. 13, 1825. 

2594 Philip Hoffman, b. Feb. 6, 1829. 

382 JOHN LOCKE, [441] m. RUTH FAXON, in Whately, Mh. 12, 1774, 
by Whately Records, but the family Rec say June 24, 1774. She ¥ra8 
b. at Pembroke, Oct 29, 1752. He resided in Deerfield, and in Whately, where 
his wf. was admitted to the Church Aug. 8, 1778. He returned to Deerfield, and 
about 1790 he went to Bennington, Vt and from thence, about 1815, he moved to 
Choconet, Susquehanna Co. Pa. where he d. Mh. 31, 1837, a. 84 ; and his wf. 
d. at the same place, Oct. 15, 1819, a. 67. He was a marble worker and mason. 

VI. Chil. 

2595 John, b. May 16, 1775, in Deerfield ; m. Ruhamah Lovejoy. 810 

2596 Henry, b. Jany. 8, 1777, at Deerfield ; (resided at Colebrook, Vt ?) 

(a) Daoiel Cooledge, Sea. bad, besides Daniel, Nathaniel, b. Feb. 23, 1783 ; m. in Water- 
town Lydia Wellington, July 22, 1805, and settled in Bardstown, Ey. and had 1 ton and 13 
dans. : Elizabeth, b. Sep. 20, 1784 ; d. a. 15. Mary, b. Jany. 22, 1787, anmd. Charles, b. 
Mh. 14, 1789, d. May, 1790. Charles, b. Ap. 17, 1791. was a cabinet maker, and afterwards 
a merchant in Boston. Sasan, b. Dec 27, 1793, nnma. 



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2597 Joanna, b. Sep, 15, 1778, in Whately ; m. Abiah Maybew, (in Deerfield ?) 
and resided al Spencertown, Columbia Co. N. Y. ; he is dead, and she re- 
sides with some of her sons. 

2598 Lucy, b. Sep. 13, 1780, in Whately ; m. KeYidall ; resided in West- 

minster or Westmoreland, Vt. 

2599 Mary, b. Jany. 30, 1783, in Whately ; prob. d. young. 

2600 Priscilla, b. Nov. 5, 1784. in Whately ; m. Robertson, of Hoosick, 

N. Y. and resided in (" Lima or Lyra, Jeff. Co. N. Y."?) where she is 
said to reside. 

2601 Ruth, b. Feb. 25, 1786, at Deerfield ; m. Thomas Caple, of Hoosick,N. Y. 
and resided at Cassenovia and Pomfret, N. Y. ; she d. at the last place 
about 1816. 

2602 Polly, b. Sep. 21, 1789, at Deerfield ; m. (Naaman ?) Taft,and resided at 

Pittsfield, N. Y. 

2603 Edmund T. b. Mb. 10, 1791, at Deerfield ; m. Samantha Atwood. He was 
killed in 1851, near Union, Broome Co. N. Y. by being run over by an 
engine. She lives at Union. 

2604 Nathaniel Reed, b. Sep. 9, 1793, at Deerfield ; (resides in «' Douglass, Cort- 

land Co. N.Y.".?) 

383 ABIGAIL LOCKE, [440J m. BENJAMIN LOVEJOY, of Wilming- 
ton, Vt. ; resided at Manlius and Pomfret, N. Y. ; both d. at Pomfret 
about 1816. 

VI. Chil. ' 

2605 Benjamin, b. ; resided in Madison or Hamilton^ N. Y, 

2606 Solomon ; — 2607 Ruhamah ; — 2606 John ; 
2609 Polly ; — 2610 Abijah ; — 2611 Abigail. 

384 APPHIA PORTER, [731] 1. m. WARD LOCKE, (see Par. 251 for 
his family.] 2. m. ROLAND CUMMINGS, Dec. 22, 1825, who wm 
b. in Westford, Sep. 1801. He is a mason, residing in Boston. 

VI. Chil. by Mr. Cummings. 
2612 Horatio Nelson Smith, b. 

384i REUBEN LOCKE, [276] m. PHEBE RUSSELL, Mh. 19, 1805. 
He resides at Pamelia Four Comers, N. Y, He had 14 chil. of which 
4 have d. 

VI. Chil. living, all but Reuben, and all m. 

2618 David is m. and has 2 chil. ; — 2614 Clarissa ; 

2615 Russell, lives in Michigan ; — 2616 Reuben is dead, left 3 chil ; 
2617 Bezaleel, lives in Michigan ; — 2618 Wilber, lives in Jefferson Co. N. T. 

2619 Lydia, lives in Michigan ; — 2620 Alfred, lives with his father ; 
26<1 Philander, lives at Pamelia Four Comers ; 

2622 Mary, lives in Jefferson Co. N. Y. 

385 Gen. JOSEPH LOCKE, [829] m. 1. MARY COWEN, at Augusta, 
1804, who was b. Feb. 1782, and d. Nov. 22, 1844, a. 62. 2. m. Wid. 

SUSAN CURRIER, Jany. 23, 1846. Gen. Locke was a blacksmith by trade, 
and for many years was a manufacturer of axes and other toots. He moved to 
Bloomfield, then Canaan, Me. in 1804 ; has kept a public house there since 1809, 
has been Postmaster ever since 1811; was in commission in the Massachusetts 
and Maine Militia from 1808 to 1830, at which latter date he resigned his com- 
mission of Major General ; has been High Sheriff of the County of Somerset, Me. 
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moTCf than a quarter of a oentury ; Trustee of several funds, and has filled other 
offices in town, county and state. 

VII. Chil. b. at Bloomfteld, by first wf. 

2623 Louis, b. Oct. 26, 1804 ; m. Stinson Herrin, Mh. 7, 1827. 934 

2624 Alfred Dascomb, b. July 17, 1806 ; resides with his father, unmd. 

2625 Joseph Lorenzo, b. July 17, 1808 ; m. Laura J. Bullock, Jany. 1843. 936 

2626 Mary Currier, b. Dec. 1, 1821 ; d. July 2,1832. 

2627 Charles Coney, b. May 9, 1825 ; resides, unmd. with his father. 

386 JONATHAN LOCKE [831] m. SARAH BENT, of Fitzwilliam, 
N. H. ; Int. in Boston July 9, 1812. They resided at Fitzwilliam ; are 
both dead, she d. about 1830. 

VIL Chil. 

2628 William, b. ; d. at Sindge, a. over 20. 

387 AMEY LOCKE, [832] m. JOSEPH STOCKWELL, Mh. 19, 1809, 
who was b. in Marlboro% Nov. 12, 1781, and d. Jany. 20, 1845, a. 68. 

She resides at East Boston. 

VII. Chil. b. in Boston. 
M29 Lucius, b. d. in infancy. 

2630 Charles, b. d. «' 

2631 Lanra Ann, b. d. '' 

2632 Amey, b. Mh. 3, 1816 ; m. William Earle, of Boston, Sep. 3, 1837. They 
have — 2632» Martha Jane, b. Oct. 31, 1839 ; — 2632^ Elizabeth, b. 
1841 ; — 26323 Caroline Matilda, b. Nov. 30, 1844. 

26^ Joseph, b. July 9, 1818. — 2634 Charles, b. Oct. 8, 1820. 

2635 Caroline Augusta, b. Sep. 22, 1822 ; m. Leighton Wilson Manning, of Ipswich, 

June 8, 1843 ; they have — 2635^ Joseph Stockwell, b. Ap. 13, 1845. 
2686 Eliza Ann, b. Oct. 14, 1826. 

2637 Maria Louisa, b. Sep. 19, 1828 ; m. George Steams, of Lincoln, Dec. 31, 

1848 ; they have 2637^ Ellen Louisa, b- July 22, 1849. 

2638 Lucretia B. b. Dec. 20, 1830. 
2839 Ohariotte Lucia, b. June 19, 1833. 



SALLY LOCKE, [833] m. Capt MOSES DRURY, June 5, 1828. 
They reside at Fitzwilliam, N. H. 

VII. Chil. 

2640 Edward P. b. Feb. 13, 1834. 

889 WILtlAM BROOKS, [835] m. 1. ABIGAIL BABCOCK, dau. of Lem- 
uel, of Milton, about 1801. She was b. in Quincy, Jany. 17, 1783, and 
d, Blay 8, 1817. 2. m. Mrs. RUTH (HAWKESJ ENDICOTT, Jany. 14, 1819. 
She was the wid. of Jacob Endicott, (son of John of Danvers,) whom she m. 
Aug. 27, 1803. Sh^ resided with her dau. Mrs. S. S. Howe, at Cambridgeport, 
in 1851. Mrs. Howe was her dau. by Mr. Endicott Mr. Brooks was employed 
most of his life in teaching in Milton, Cohasset and Boston, though, for some 
jean, be was a merchH in Boston. He d. at Cambridgeport, 1850, a. nearly 80. 

VII. Chil. by Abigail Babcock. 

2641 Mary Ann, b. June 14, 1802, in Boston ; m. Stephen Lane Gould, May 26, 
1829, who was b. July 19, 1803, at Stoddard, N. H. and is a Piano Forte 
maker at Providence, R. I. 

2642 Caroline, b. Mh. 9, 1804, in Boston ; m. Rev. James Adams, a native of 
Franklin, in 1851, a minister of the Episcopal order at Cohoes, N. Y. She 
d. at Lumberville, N.J. May 10, 1841. 

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2643 William Folger, b.' Sep. 9, 1807, at Milton ; was a Physician, and d. at 

Independence, Indiana, Dec. 2, 1834. 

2644 Lemuel Augustus, b. Oct. 16, 1809, in Milton ; m. Eliza Bickford, of Con- 

way, N. H. Is a painter at Dedham. 

2645 Francis, b. July 26, 1811, at Milton ; is a hatter at Methuen. 

2646 Sarah Abigail, b. Sep. 1813, at Milton ; d. July, 1814, at Boston. 

2647 John Licwis, b. Sep. 21, 1815, at Milton ; was a printer, afterwards studied 
Divinity, went in 1845 to Illinois as a preacher ; has not been heard from 
for 5 years, and is supposed to have died. 

Chil. by Mre. Endicott. 

2649 Cornelia, b. Dec. 12, 1819 ; d. Dec. 21, 1820. 

2650 Martha Endicott, b. July 15, 1822 ; was in 1851, a Schodj.Teacher at 

St. Louis. 

390 REBECCA LOCKE, [856] m. THADDEUS MUNROE, Oct 1, 
1820. He resided at Lexington, and d. Ap. 7, 1846. His wf. d. July 
23, 1846, a. 62. 

VII. Chil. 

2651 George, b. Feb. 25, 1822 ; m. Eliza Wood, Oct 13, 1846. 939 

2652 Ann Rebecca, b. July 10, 1825 ; m. John M. Randall, Mh. 19, 1846. 94D 

391 THOMAS LOCKE, [857] m. LUCY RHODES, Ap. 27, 1813. He 
. d. Nov. 2, 1829, a. 43, and his wid. resides at West Uamb. or Lex. 

VII. Chil. 

2653 Lucy, b. ; m. John Tufts, of West Camb. He is dead ; — had 

chil. — 2654 John, and — 2655 Eliza. 
2656 Thomas, b. ; resided in Worcester. — 2657 Mary, b. 

2658 Emeline, b. ; m. Peck, of Seekonk. 

392 HAMMOND LOCKE, [858] m. REBECCA NEVERS, Jany. 27, 
1814, dau. of Samuel and Ann Nevers, of Burlington. He resided on 

the farm of his ancestors at Lex. where he was drowned, July 15, 1843, a. 53. 

VII. Chil. 

2659 A dau. b. Mh. 5, 1815 ; d. same day. 

2660 Harriet, b. Jany. 22,' 1817 ; m. William Locke, Nov. 5, 1838. 611 

2661 Marshall H. b. Feb. 14, 1819 ; d. Feb. 7, 1822. 

2662 Marshall H. b. Feb. 12, 1822 ; m, Lucy A. Wyman, [1300] Dec. 27, 1848. 

He lives on his father^s homestead at Lex. 

2663 Augusta R. b. Mh. 14, 1824 ; m. William Duren, [1348] 'Feb. 4, 1845. 
2G64 Adeline M. b. June 14, 1826. 

2665 Theodore Lyman, b. Feb. 22, 1829 ; was killed at Charlestown, Ap. 16, 
1851, while riding in his wagon, by the falling of the steeple of the Baptist 
Church in a violent hurricane. 

393 SALLY LOCKE, [859] m. ABEL FITZ, Ap. 1820, who was b. at San- 
down, N. H. Oct. 26, 1794, son of Richard. He resided in Lex. and 
now in Somerville, in that part set off from Charlestown. 

Vn . Chil. the first three b. at Lex. the others at Charlestown. 

2666 Sarah Ann, b. Feb. 1, 1821 ; m. Daniel Pratt, Oct 5, 1842, who was b. at 
Fitchburg, the son of Solomon ; he is a merchant in Boston, residing at 
Somerville, They have —26661 Sarah Ellen, b. Oct 1, 1847 ; — 266«« 
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2667 Mary Jane, b. Sep. 28, 1822 ; m. Nathan Tufts, it. Oct ]9, 1842. They 
reside in Somerville, and have — 2667^ Nathan Fitz, b. Nov. 16, 1844 ; — 
2667« Alice Mary, b. Oct. 29, 1851. 

2668 Charlotte Temple, b. June 10, 1824 ; m. Gilbert Tufts, Jr. Oct. 20, 1847. 

They reside at Lex. and have — 2668^ Mary Jane, b. Jany. 13, 1850. 

2669 Harriet Elizabeth, b. July 1, 1827. 

2670 Nathan Everett, b. Feb. 24, 1830. 

2671 (jreorge Hammond, b. May 24, 1833. 

394 NANCY LOCKE, [860] m. JOHN WINNING, Ap. 8, 1827. They 
reside at Wobum. 

VII. ChU. 

2672 Nancy Maria, b. July 1, 1829. 

2673 Elizabeth Parker, b. Dec. 15, 1830. —2674 John, b. Ap. 23, 1832. 

S95 BETSY WHITNEY, [881] m. 1. ABRAHAM SANDERSON, Jr. 
of Sunderland, who was b. Aug. 2, 1787, and d. 1821. She then m. 2. 
LUCIUS GRAHAM, and after his death, m. 3. EBENEZER SAXTON, of 
Deerfield. She d. 1840. 

VII. Chil. by Mr. Sanderson, b. in Sunderland. 
2677 Peisis, b. Oct. 30, 1809; m. Ansel C. Delano, son of William. Delano, 
Esq. of Sunderland ; she had a son — 2678 Jesse ; she d. Sep. 1838. 

2679 Clarissa, b. May 31, 1812 ; m. Henry Church. They reside in Ohio. 

2680 Tiyphena, b. Nov. 2, 1814 ; m. Alson Cole. They both d. 1850, without 

issue. 

2681 Dwight Whitney, b. Mb. 1, 1817 ; m. Harriet N. Grover, 1850, and resides 

in Sunderland. 

2682 Tiyphosa Elvira, b. Feb. 10, 1820 ; m. Ephraim H. Curtiss ; they reside 

in Newton. 

iChiL by Mr. Graham. 
2688 Lucius, b. Mb. 7, 1824 ; m. Minerva Kingsbury, and in 1851 resided in 
Conway ; have three chil. 

896 SUSAN WHITNEY, [884] m. RICHARD RICHARDS, Aug. 8, 1816, 
who d. Dec. 19, 1851, in Lynn, where his wid. resides. 

VII. Chil. 
2684 Lydia Maria, b. Ap. 29, 1817 ; m. Albert T. Goodwin, 1832. They re- 
side at Lyhn, and have — 2685 Joseph Warren, b. Ap. 5, 1833 ; — 2686 
Susan M. b. June 17, 1835 ; — 2687 Daniel W. b. Mh. 4, 1837 ; — 2688 
Lyman T. b. Feb. 22, 1839 ; — 2689 Sabina S. b. July 4, 1841 ; — 2690 
Charles A. b. Sep. 12, 1843. 

2691 Joseph Warren, b. May 25, 1820 ; d. Janv. 22, 1821. 

2692 Bridget H. b. Ap. 26, 1825 ; m. Amos W. Fisher, 1839. They have — 

2693 Lydia M. b. May 7, 1847. 

397 CYNTHIA WHITNEY, [882] m. JONATHAN CURRIER, of Con- 
cord, N. H. Jany. 1, 1814, who was b. at Bow, N. H. and has resided at 
Lynn and Cambridge ; and Concord, N. H. where he now (1852) lives. 

VII. Chil. the first two b. at Lynn, the other at Concord. 
2684 William Jackson, b. Feb. 21, 1815, was educated at Andover and Amherst, 



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settled in LexingtoB, Jany. 9, 1840, where he is ft prmctisiDg Phymctan. 
He m. Susan B. Spaldiog, Jany. 23, 1645, (the dau. of Dr. Stillman and 
Lucy B. Spalding, of Lex.) who was h. July 81, 1826. They have — 2695 
Charles Wingate, b. Ap. 1, 1850. 

2696 Charles Whitney, b. Mh. 9, 1817, studied medicine, and went to Texas in 

Nov. 1835, and has not been heard from since Dec of that year. 

2697 Simon Pender, b. Aug. 19, 1822 ; m. in New York, Elizabeth Wakeman, 
Dec. 10, 1847, and had dau. —2698 Charles Anna, b. Dec. 29, 1848. 
His wf. has deceased, and July 4, 1851, he m. Virginia Skelton, of New 
Orleans, at Elmira, N. Y. He keeps a Museum at Milwaukie, Wis, 



398 Lieut. BENJAMIN LOCKE, [924] m. 1. HANNAH CUTTER, Dec 
3, 1789, who was b. Mh. 17, 1768, and d. Ap. 9, 1795, a. 26. She 
was the dau. of Gershom Cutter, of West Camb. 2. m. SUSANNAH KEYES, 
May 22, 1796, who was b. Aug. 8, 1767, and d. Feb. U, 1804, a. 86. She was 
the dau. of Samuel and Thankful Keyes, of Orland, Me. 3. m. AME VIN- 
CENT (KEYES) BROWN, Mh. 15, 1807, the wi^. of Thomas Brown, of 
Charlestown, and dau. of John Keyes, of Roxbury. She is living ( 1852) at West 
Cambridge. The second and third wf. were cousins. Mr. Locke resided at the 
** Foot of the Rocks " at West Cambridge, in the second house now standing west 
of the intersection of the main road with the road that goes to Wobum ; and with 
his brother William kept a store now standing just above the house. He also 
resided at a house now standing on Vine street, nearly south of the *' old store,** 
where he died. He was often elected to town offices, and also represented the 
town in the Legislature, and held a commission of Justice of the Peace, fie d. 
Ap. 21, 1841, a. nearly 75. 

VII. Chil. by first wf. 

2699 Benjamin, b. Nov. 26, 1790 ; m. Cynthia Boynton, Dec. 22, 1814. 941 

2700 Leander, b. May 30, 1792 ; d. at Gallipolis, O. Oct 8, 1832, a. 40, 

and was buried at French Grant, 0. Was never md. 
Chil. by second wf. 

2701 Delmont, b. May 14, 1797 ; ro. Rebecca R. Learned, Nov. 28, 1826. 94S 

2702 Hannah Cutter, b. July 13, 1799 ; resides at West Camb. unmd. 

2703 Abner, b. Sept. 18, 1801 ; d. June 13, 1824, a. 23, unmd. 

2704 Susannah Keyes, b. Jany. 30, 1804 ; m. Bowen Russell, May 12, 1625, 
and d. Dec. 19, 1826, a. 23, without issue. Mr. Russell afterwards m. 
Mehitable Locke, (see Par. 427.) 961 

Chil. by third wf. 

2705 Mary Ame, b. July 13, 1815 ; m. John A. P. Pierce, Jany. 16, 1834. 948 



899 DANIEL HILL, Jr. [932] m. ELIZABETH RUSSELL, [944] dan. 

of Jason Russell. She was his cousin. 

VII. Chil. 

2706 Daniel, b. ; resided at Mason, N. H, 

2707 Elizabeth, ; m. Putnam, who is dead ; resided at Mason. 

2708 Lewis, b. ; m. Russell, at Mason. 

2709 Benjamin, b. ; ra. ; resided in Vermont. 

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400 MARTHA HILL, [933] m. JOHN BURBECK, Feb. 1, 1781. He 
was a British soldier, (a) who deserted from the Army, and settled at 

West Cambridge. The above was not his true name, which last being rather 
outlandish and hard to pronounce, he dropped and assumed the above to please 
his wife. He d. and she m. NATHANIEL WALKER, of Westminster, Vt. 
Nov. 2, 1805. 

VII. Chil. by first husband. 

2711 Martha, b. 1781 ; d. Aug. 5, 1801, a. 20. 

27111 Daniel, b. 1784 ; m. Harriet Cutter, Oct. 28, 1807. He d. May 

24, 1842, a. 58. A child of his d. Sep. 28, 1813, a. 1, at West Camb. 

2712 John, b. ; m. Bright, of Acton ; moved to Athol. A child 
of his d. Aug. 2, 1818, a. 1, at West Camb. There may have been more 
chil. but these are all I have any record of. 

401 NATHANIEL HILL, [935] m. ABIGAIL SIMONDS, of Lexington, 
June 28, 1794, who was b. Ap. 16, 1773, and d. May 10, 1851, a. 

78. She d. in a fit Mr. Hill resides, 1852, in West Camb. a little north of the 
" Foot of the Rocks," on the road to Woburn ; the Lex. Railroad runs just 
back of his house. 

VII. Chil. ' 

2713 Nathaniel, b. Aug. 5, 1795 ; d. Oct. 6, 1797. 

2714 Abigail, b. Jany. 31, 1798 ; m. Elijah Cutter, Jany. 4, 1818. 944 

2715 Deborah, b. Mh. 21, 1600 ; m. James Wait, of Maiden, May 5, 1822. 
They resided in Woburn, and had — 2716 Louisa; — 2717 Harriet; — 
2718 Mary ; — 27 19 James ; — 2720 Augustus ; — 2721 Anna. 

2722 Lucy, b. Feb. 25, 1805; m. Reuben Wait, Dec. 11, 1825. She d. Mb. 
23, 1830. They resided at Stoneham, and had — 2723 Reuben ; — 
2724 Waldo ; — 2725 Lucy. 

2726 Cynthia, b. May 22, 1807 ; m. Reuben Wait, above, Dec. 29, 1833. Had 

no chil. 

2727 Nathaniel, b. Mh. 28, 1811 ; m. Electa P. Buckman, of Wob. Ap. 26, 1836 ; 

resides near his father ; has no chil. 
5J7271 Harrison, b. Sep. 5, 1813 ; unmd. 

402 PHEBE HILL, [936] m. 1. JOEL WINSHIP, Nov. 14, 1792 ; 2. m. 
CALVIN SIMONDS, Oct 1, 1838. She d. Aug. 20, 1852, a. nearly 80. 

VII. Chil. by first marriage. 

2728 Joel, b. Mh. 11, (1793?) ; m. Eliza Trull, of Burlington, and resides at 

South Reading ; is a wheelwright. 

2729 Asaph, b. Mh. 26, 1794 ; m. Winifred Howard, of Maiden, 1813, where he 

d. Feb. 17, 1828, leaving five chil. 

2730 Thomas, b. Jany. 10, 1799 ; m. Elizabeth Warner, June 29, 1822. 945 

2731 Samuel, b. Nov. 21, 1804 ; d. at sea, Mh. 4, 1822, a. 17. 

2732 Sarah Ann, b. May 18, 1807. 

2733 Lydia,b. Sep. 25, 1809 ; m. 1. Edmund Richardson. 

2. Joseph Vamey. She d. July 1, 1837, a. 
nearly 28, leaving two children. 

2734 Deborah Butterfield, b. Ap. 28, 1812 ; d. Nor. 1, 1833, a. 21, unmd. 

2735 Phebe, b. July 28, 1814 ; d. Dec. 5, 1851, a. 37, unmd. 

I made several Qflbrts tp get a more full record of this ffti»ily, but without 
success. 

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162 VII. GENERATION. 

403 JONATHAN BUTTERFIELD, [939] m. SURE Y WHITTEMORE, 
Sep. 21, 1806, who was b. Oct. 19, 1784. He resided at West Camb. 
and d. July 11, 1838, a. 59. She resides with her son at Neponset. 

VII. Chil. 

2736 Thomas Whittemore, b. June 18, 1807 ; m. wid. Rhoda (Lovell) Rust, 

June 22, 1832. He is a printer in Boston ; no chil. 

2737 Susannah, b. Dec. 1, 1808 ; d. Dec. 3, 1808. 

2738 Sarah Ann, b. Feb. 13, 1812 ; m. Joseph Gibbens ; resides in London, 

Canada ; he is a harness and trunk maker ; had no chil. in 1851. 

2739 William, b. Feb. 12, 1814 ; m. Lizzy Sophia Robinson ; resides at Weare, 

N. H. ; has — 2740 Wendell Phillips. 

2741 Susannah, b. Sep. 16, 1816 ; d. Sep. 19, 1816. 

2742 Jonathan, b. Feb. 10, 1818 ; m. Sarah Rebecca Codman ; resided at Ne- 

ponset, 1851; has — 2743 Ella. 

404 DEBORAH LOCKE, [946] m. EPHRAIM CUTTER, Mh. 13, 1791, 
who was b. Oct. 31, 1767, in West Camb. the son of Ammi and Esther 

(Pierce) Cutter, and d. Mh. 31, 1841, a. 73^. She d. Jany. 29, 1823, a. 51. 
They had 14 children, 8 of whom d. young. 

VII. Chil. 

2744 Anna, b. Sep. 7, 1793 ; m. 1. Jonathan Benjamin, of Charlestown, Sep. 8, 
1811, by whom she had no chil. 2. m. Peter Tufts, Jr. Esq. May 11, 
1816. 409 

2745 Ephraim, b. Dec. 2, 1794 ; m. Sarah A. Russell, of Charleston, Oct. 12, 

1817, and d. Ap. 4, 1826, at Maiden, leavbg two sons and two daus. 

2746 Ammi, b. Aug. 5, 1797 ; m. Lucy Tufts, (2766) Dec. 2, 1819. 958 

2747 Benjamin, b. June 4, 1803 ; m. Mary Whittemore, of W. Camb. 
Sep. 26, 1824. He grad. at Har. Col. 1824. He is a Physician at Wobum, 
and has two sons and one daughter living. 

2748 Samuel Locke, b. Nov. 16, 1806 ; m. 1. Ann Maria Grant, of Camb'port, 
Nov. 16, 1830. 2. m. Mary Kennedy, of Philadelphia, Pa. Nov. 16, 1847. 
Has three sons by his 1st wf. and two sons and one dau. by his 2d wf. He 
resides at Cambridgeport. 

2749 Eliza Ann, b. Ap. 7, 1809 ; m. Henry Whittemore, of West Camb. May 

21, 1827 ; they have one son, and reside at West Camb. 

405 SAMUEL LOCKE, [9471 m. HANNAH LEARNED, Nov. 12, 
1797, who d. Nov. 21, 180y, a. 38. He resided at Cambridge, and d. 
June 22, 1806, a. 33. 

VII. Chil. 

2750 Hannah, b. May 13, 1798 ; m. Abiel H. Fillebrown, 1817. 946 

2751 Samuel Adams, b. Ap. 26, 1800 ; m. Lydia Stoddard, May 7, 1826. 947 

2752 Lucy, b. July 31, 1802 ; m. Joseph Clark, Mh. 25, 1825. 948 

2753 Anna Eliza, b. Jany. 30, 1805 ; m. Peter Jones, May 7, 1829. 949 

2754 Margaret Adams, b. Mh. 7, 1807 ; d. in infancy. 

406 NATHAN LOCKE, [948] m. SARAH CUTTER, Nov. 14, 1797, 
dau. of Gershom Cutter. She was b. May 19, 1778, and d. Mh. 29, 

1846, a. 68. He was a farmer, resided in W. Camb. and d. Oct. 29, 1823, a. 49. 

VII. Chil. b. in West Camb. 

2755 Clarissa, b. May 10, 1798 ; m. Silas Wheeler, Sep. 15, 1822. 750 



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2756 Barah, b. July 80, 1800 ; d. Nov. 4, 180 J. 

2757 Nathan, b. Feb. 22, 1802 ; m. Hepsebah Jones, Nov. 18, 1831 ; he d. May, 
1840, a. 38 ; no chil. and his wid. m. John Jarvis, and resides at W. Camb. 

2758 Joseph Adaras, b. July 2, 1804 ; m. Lavinia Campbell, Aug. 24, 1830. 

2759 Sarah Cutter, b. Aug. 1, 1806 ; m. J^rt^ Reed, Dec. 5, 1830. 
2750» Amos Cutter, b. Oct. 2, 1808 ; m. Martha H. Ayers, Aug. 13, 1837. 
2751 1 James Sullivan, b. Dec. 13, 1810 ; m. Abby S. Lewis, Sep. 19, 1833. 
2752^ RebeccaCutter,b.Jany.30, 1813; m. Alonzo Fiske. 
27531 Martha Tufts, b. Jany. 13, 1816 ; d. June 16, 1835, a. 19. 

2754* Letitia Adams, b. July 8, 1818 ; d. June 2, 1838, a. nearly 20. 

407 JOSEPH LOCKE, ^949] m. MEHITABLE LOCKE, [992] Mb. 2, 
1800, who was b. June 10, 1777, the dau. of Joseph and Mary (Butter- 
field) Locke. He d. June 22, 1803, a. 28. His wid. resides, 1852, in West 
Camb. where he resided in a house on the hill south of the " Foot of the Rocks,'' 
and the first house westerly of the present William Locke's. 

VII. ChU. 
27551 Louisa, b. 1800 ; d. Sep. 6, 1802. 

2756> Louisa, b. Feb. 1803 ; m. Timothy Eaton, of West Camb. and d. Jany. 28, 

1839, a. 36. Mr. Eaton m. 2. Betsy R. Locke, [2177] in 1843 ; dau. 

of Asa. 
27571 Mary, b. Feb. 1803, (twin) ; m. Charles Mclntire. 

408 MARGARET LOCKE, [950] m. JAMES FROST, 3d, Feb. 1, 1795, 
who was b. Jany. 31, 1769. She d. Sep. 10, 1803, a. 26. 

VII. Chil. 
27581 Leonard, b. June 24, 1795 ; m. Anna Simpson, Oct. 16, 1823 ; they have 
— 27591 Joseph ; — 2760 Sarah. 

2761 Margaret, b. Feb. 3, 1797 ; m. Samuel Crosby, Dec. 2, 1821. 955 

2762 James, b. Mb. 8, 1799 ; m. Martha Russell, May 27, 1824. 956 

2763 LydiaP. b. Mb. 29, 1801 ; resides at West Cambridge. 

2764 Mary E. b. Aug. 27, 1803 ; d. Sep. 1, 1803. 

409 MARTHA LOCKE, [951] m. PETER TUFTS, Jr. Ap. 5, 1798, who 
was b. Dec. 10, 1774. He m. 2. ANNA (CUTTER) BENJAMIN, 

[2744] May 11, 1816, who resides his wid. at Cambridgeport, by whom he had 
six chil. whose names I have not ascertained. He resided at Charlestown and 
Cambridge, and d. May 19, 1825, a. 60. His 1. wf. d. Sep. 9, 1815, a. 37. 

VII. Chil. by first wf. 

2765 Peter, b. Sep. 3, 1798 ; m. Susan Adams Russell, Dec. 3, 1818. 957 

2766 Lucy, b. Ap. 25, 1800 ; m. Ammi Cutter, [2746] Dec. 2, 1819. 958 

2767 Franklin, b. Oct. 29, 1802 ; d. July 5, 1840, a. 37, 

2768 Charles, b. Sep. 6, 1804; m. Elizabeth Williams Sweetser, Jany. 1841. 

2769 Martha, b. Sep. 12, 1805 ; d. Ap. 28, 1806. 

2770 Horatio, b. Oct. 7, 1807. 

2771 Martha, b. June 17, 1812 ; d. Nov. 3, 1812. 

2772 Addison, b. July 6, 1814 ; d. Sep. 29, 1839, a. 25. 

410 DANIEL LOCKE, [952] m. 1. MARY WILLIAMS, 1802, who d. 
Nov. 11, 1807, a. 25. She was dau. of Gershom and Martha (Wilson) 

Williams, of West Cambridge. 2. m. ZERUL\.H 3. m. MARY 

POOL, of Boston, Ap. 14, 1825. He d. at Bridgewater, Feb. 13, 1847, a. 67. 
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VII. Chil. by first wf. 
2773 Martha Mary Williams, b. Jany. 19, 1803 ; m. James Russell, Nov. 6, 
'S 1825, who was b. at Ashbumham, Dec. 30, 1793, the son of Thomas Rus- 
m sell, of Charlestown, who m. Margaret Adams, of West Camb. Nov. 25. 
1788. Mr. James R. resides at West Camb. ; has no chil. 
Chil. by second wf. 

— 2775 Melancthon, b. 
Tubbs ; resides at Farmer's Valley, N. Y. 

; resides at Abington. 
Drury ; resides at Williamstown. 

411 ISAAC LOCKE, [953] m. HANNAH BUTTERFIELD, 1807, dau. 
of Samuel Butterfield, of West Cambridge, and sister of Ruth, who m. 
Artemas Locke, (Par. 331.) He was a farmer, and resided at West Camb. 
where she now lives. He d. Ap. 27, 1840, a. 58. 

VII. Chil. b. at West Cambridge. 
2780 George Augustus, b. June 17, 1807 ; m. Mary S. Davis, Ap. 4, 1839. He 
resides at West Camb. a farmer, and had — 2781 Samuel, b. June 19, 
1843; — 2782 George Augustus, b. Ap. 18, 1847. 

2783 Albert, b. Jan. 7, 1810. 

2784 Elizabeth Butterfield, b. Nov. 9, 1811 ; m. John Hart, Dec. 8, 1830. He 
resides at Townsend, where she d. Feb. 25, 1851. They have — 2785 
John L. ; — 2786 George L. ; — 2787 Albert M. ; — 2788 Samuel B. ; — 
2789 IsaacL. ; — 2790 Daniel A. ; — 2791 William H. ;— 2792 Edwin; 

— 2793 Caroline E. 

2794 Edwin, b. July 7, 1814 ; m. Eveline Perry, Mh. 24, 1842. He resides at 
West Camb. and had — 2795 James E. b. Sep 29, 1844 ; — 2796 Emma 
R b. May 28, 1847 ; d. July 3, 1849 ; — 2797 Alice A. b. Nov. 9, 1849. 

2798 Samuel Butterfield, b. June 25, 1816 ; d. Jan. 13, 1838. 

2799 Isaac, b. Sep. 8, 1818 ; m. Elizabeth J. Brown, Aug. 18, 1845. He re- 
sides at Charlestown, is a dealer in fruits at Quincy Market. They have 

— 2800 Edwin F. b. Jany. 9, 1847 ; — 2801 Isaac H. b. Aug. 18, 1860. 

2802 John, b. Feb. 20, 1823 ; m. Elizabeth Thompson, May 20, 1847. 

2803 Caroline Augusta, b. July 7, 1825 ; resides with her mother. 

2804 William Henry, b. Oct 3, 1827 ; resides with his mother. 

412 ANNA LOCKE, [954] m. CHARLES WELLINGTON, Jan. 12, 
1809, who was b. Nov. 27, 1780, and d. May 19, 1848, a. 67. His 
wid. d. Aug. 3, 1850, a. 67. Ho was the son of Jeduthan, and resided at West 
Cambridge. 

VII . Chil. b. at West Cambridge. 

2805 Margaret Almira, b. Ap. 21, 1810 ; m. Joseph Yates, Dec. 14, 1831 ; they 
reside at West Camb. and have- 2806 Charles, b. Sep. 80, 1832; — 
2807 Francis E. b. Mh. 30, 1837. 

2808 Charles R. b. Sep. 13, 1811 ; d. Aug. 30, 1824. 

2809 Joseph Oliver, b. Oct. 1, 1812; m. Sarah W. Hill, Ap. 15, 1841. He 
resides at West Camb. and has — 2810 Mary F. b. Nov. 29, 1842; — 
2811 Charles F. b. Oct. 28, 1845 : — 2812 Annie L. b. May 7, 1847 ; — 
2813 Joseph Oliver, b. June 22, 1850. 

2814 Horace W. b. Nov. 13, 1815; m. Helen E. Locke, [2183] Aug. 2, 1847. 
He was formerly a minister at Michigan, but is now settled at Lim- 
erick, Me. 

2S15 Ann L. b. Nov. 7, 1817 ; m. Charles G. Winn, July 2, 1887. They »- 



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aide at West Camb. and had — 2816 Charles W. b. Ap. 28, 1843 ; — 2817 
James F. b. Nov. 21, 1846 ; d. Sep. 16, 1848. 
2818 Mary S. b. June 8, 1819 ; m. Andrew L. Grimes, Sep. 21, 1843. They 
reside at Mansfield, O. ; had — 2819 Mary S. b. Ap. 19, 1846; — 2820 
Anna L. b. Aug. 31, 1847 ; — 2821 Charles L. b. Oct. 30, 1849. 

2822 Amos L. b. Ap. 11, 1821 ; d. Sep. 11, 1822. 

2823 Sarah M. b. Oct. 7, 1822; m. Abel R. Proctor, Sep. 2, 1847; had — 

2824 Lizzie, b. May 28, 1851. 

413 JOEL LOCKE, [957] m. ABIGAIL SIMONDS, of Burlington, Ap. 
20, 1809, and d. Ap. 19, 1837. a. 50. He resided at Concord and 

Burlington ; was a mason ; his wf. was b. Feb. 2, 1789, and resides at Burlington. 

VII, Chil. 
2825 Abigail, b. Feb. 2, 1810 ; m. Eben Southwick, of Danvers, (where he re- 
sides,) Jany. 3, 1832; they had — 2826 Eben, b. Mh. 10, 1833; — 2827 
William, b. June 18, 1835 ; — 2^28 Joel, b. Sep. 13, 1839. 

2829 Joel, b. Mh. 16, 1811 ; (d. Feb. 3, 1812.?) 

2830 Martha T, b. (Mh. 19, 1813?); m. Hezekiah D. Twiss, Oct. 13, 1844, 
who is a shoemaker in Lynnfield ; has — 2831 Daniel, b. Nov. 21, 1848 ; 
and has buried two. 

2832 Joel, b. Ap. 3, 1815 ; m. Emily Bosworth, of Cabotville, and d. Sep. 30, 

1849. He had — 2833 William, b. June 16, 1H41 ; — 2834 Elizabeth, 

b. June 17, 1844; — 2835 Byron, b. July 5, 1846;— 2836 Juliana, b. 

Aug. 1, 1848. 
2837 Amanda, b. Mh. 30, 1817; m. George Caldwell, of Burlington, Ap. 15, 

1839 ; they had — 2838 Martha E. b. Dec. 4, 1842 ; — 28a9 Louisa, b. 

Feb. 19, 1846. 
2840 Louisa, b. Jany. 9, 1820 ; m. David W. Simonds, of Charlestown, Oct. 30, 

1842; they had — 2841 Dorcas L. b. Oct. 2, 1843; — 2842 Susan H. 

b. June 1, 1847. 

2843 Calvin, b. July 26, 1822 ; is a farmer at Burlington. 

2844 Daniel, b. Jany. 24, 1826 ; is a " gold digger " at California. 

2845 Elizabeth, b. July 19, 1829 ; m. Nathan B. Skelton, of Burlington, Nov. 

25, 1847 ; had —2846 Jonathan, b. Ap. 11, 1849. 

414 JONAS LOCKE, [958] m. HANNAH MERIAM, Ap. 6, 1820. He 
d. Mh. 21, 1825, a. 36, and his wid. m. WILLIAM LANG, of Boston, 
and d. at Cambridge. 

VII. Chil. 
2847 Margaret, b. ; is dead. — 2848 Jonas, b. 

415 OLIVER LOCKE, [960] m. LA VINA SMITH, Ap. 2. 1818, who 
was b. Feb. 7, 1799, the dau. of William Smith, who m. Jane Pierce, 
of Waltham. He resided at Lex. where he d. Oct. 5, 1842, a. 50. 

VII. Chil. 

2849 Oliver Adams, b. July 19, 1818 ; m. Susan Tilson Lawrence, July 6, 1851. 

He is a merchant in Boston, where he resides. 

2850 •William Smith, b. Jany. 5, 1822 ; is a farmer and mason ; m. Catherine 

M. Hildreth, Aug. 25, 1852. 

2851 Amos, b. Nov. 22, 1824 ; m. Maria Battersby, Jany. 7, 1846 ; resides in 

Boston. 

2852 Elbridge Gerry, b. Mh. 15, 1827 ; resides on his father's homestead. 

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166 VII. GENERATION. 

416 RUTH LOCKE, [970] m. DAVID RUSSELL. They resided at 
West Cambridge. 

Vll.Chil. 

2854 Andrew, m. Betsey Wyman. 

2855 Phebe, m. Joseph Dickson. • 

2856 Maria, m. Charles Munroe, [739] 303 

2857 David, m. Sarah Hill. 

2858 Louisa, m. Amos Hill. 962 

2859 Samuel, —2860 Francis. —2861 Charles. 

417 NANCY LOCKE, [971] m. EBENEZER DEXTER. They resided 
at Lancaster, where she d. 1831, a. 50. 

VII. Chil. 
2862 Lydia ; — 2863 Sally ; —2864 Roxy ; —2865 Betsy. 

418 SAMUEL LOCKE, [973] m. BETSY ASH, Nov. 29, 1815, who d. 
Nov. 1, 1841, a. 62. He resided at West Camb. and d. 1833, a. 51. 

VII. Chil, 

2866 Bradley. — 2867 William. 

419 PETER LOCKE, [974] m. ELIZABETH ALLEN, Dec. 26, 1810, 
who was b. Jany. 20, 1791. He d. Mh. 1, 1826, a. 38. He resided at 
West Camb. where his widow now lives. 

VII. Chil. 

2868 Charles Damon, b. Aug. 13, 1811 ; resided at West Camb. 1851, unmd. 

2869 Hannah Maria Whittemore, b. Mh. 1, 1813 ; m. John B. Perry, (Par. 

430) Aug. 23, 1835. 959 

2870 Frances Davis, b. Feb. 27, 1815 ; d. May 26, 1815. 

2871 Elizabeth Allen, b. Ap. 1, 1816 ; m. Life Farmer, Nov. 21, 1835 ; had 

— 2872 Elizabeth L. b. Aug. 20, 1839 ; — 2873 Kimball, b. July 2, 1841 ; 

— 2874 Augustus, b. Ap. 13, 1837; d. May 6, 1837; — 2875 Charles 
Thomas, b. May 15, 1838 ; d. Sep. 8, 1838. 

420 AARON LOCKE, [9751 m. 1. NANCY DEAN, Mh. 15, 1812 ; — 2. 
m. her sister, FANNY DEAN, who d. Ap. 2, 1833. He resided at 

West Camb. and Charlestown, but has recently gone to " the West,*' with his 
eldest daughter. 

VII. Chil. by firat wf. 

2876 Frances Ann, b. ; m. Cyrus Peabody, and resided in Coocord, 

N. H. for several years, but they have moved " West." 
Chil. by second wf. 

2877 Sarah Jane, b. (1820 ?) —2878 Rhoda Elizabeth. 

2879 Lucius Marcellus, lives in Boston, is a carpenter ; he is m. 

2880 (Francis?) 

421 DAVIS LOCKE, [976] m. HANNAH RUSSELL, Jany. 13, 1817, 
who was b. Ap. 2, 1797, the dau. of Walter Russell, of Charlestown, 

who m. Frances Cutter, June 26, 1788. Mr. Locke is a farmer, resides at West 
Cambridge. 

VII. Chil. 

2881 Maria, b. June 9, 1817 ; m. Jacob W. Ferrin ; they have — 2882 Albert 

Alonzo ; — 2883 Otis Jacob. 



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2884 Martha, b. Jany. 29, 1819 ; m. Lemuel G. Richardson, Ap. 1840 ; resides 
at Wob. ; had — 2885 Martha. 

2886 Hannah, b. June 15, 1821 ; d. Oct 22, 1822. 

2887 Hannah Russell, b. Mh. 22, 1823 ; m. Ward B. Brown ; he is a painter at 
Charlestown. They had — 2888 Ella Rowena ; — 2889 Catharine Tilley. 

2890 Eliza Ann, b. Oct. 7, 1827 ; m. James Buell, Oct. 1, 1848. 

2891 Davis, b. Ap. 15, 1829. —2892 Mary Jane, b. June 15, 1831. 
2893 Frances, b. Nov. "9, 1837. — 2894 Ellen, b. July 17, 1840. 

422 PHEBE LOCKE, [977] m. JACOB NEWCOMB ; resided in 
Charlestown. 

VII. Chil- 

2895 Clarinda ; —2896 Martha Jane 

2898 John ; —2899 Hester 

2901 Ebenezer ; —2902 Almira 



— 2897 James 

— 2900 Francis 

— 2903 Frederick. 



423 EDWARD WITHINGTON, [978] m. LYDIA HODGEMAN, of 
Chelmsford, Aug. 20, 1812w tie is a shoemaker, tanner and farmer, 
residing at Chesterfield, N. H. 

VII. Chil. 

2904 Seth, b. Dec. 3, 1812, in Chelmsford ; is a farmer at Chesterfield. 

2905 Edwin, b. Sep. 20, 1816, in Phillipston ; m. Abba Ann. Williams, of Glover, 

Vt May, 1842 ; resided, 1850, in Milford, a shoemaker. 

2906 Mary F. b. Nov. 23, 1818, in Chesterfield, wher^ she resided, 1850. 

2907 James Davis, b. Oct. 1, 1820, in Chesterfield ; m. Sylvia C. Williams, of 

Glover, Vt Sep. 1849 ; resided in Milford, 1850, a shoemaker. 

2908 Albert, b. Sept 29, 1823, in Chesterfield ; d. May 25, 1825. 

2909 Albert Carruth, b. Nov. 2, 1825, in Chesterfield ; resided in Milford, 1850, 

a shoemaker. 

2910 Asaph, b. Jany. 26, 1828, in Chesterfield ; resided in Milford, 1850, a 

shoemaker. 

2911 Henry Hodgeman, b. Nov. 18, 1836, in Chesterfield. 

424 MARY WITHINGTON, [979] m. SAMUEL G. DAVIS, of Temple- 
ton, where she d. Feb. 24, 1834, a. 42. He is ^Lao dead. 

VII. Chil. 

2912 James, b. ; d. young. 

2913 Mary, b. ; drowned in a lime vat, a. 2. 

2914 John, b. ; m. Dolly Warren ; resided, 1850, in Hubbards« 

ton, a carriage maker. 

2915 Mary Jane, b. ; m. John W. Leathe ; resided, 1850, in Royals- 

ton ; he was a farmer. 

2916 Sarah, b. ; m. William M. Leathe ; resided, 1850, in Fitch- 

burg. He was a dealer in palm leaf. 

2917 James Francis, b. ; was a manufacturer of tin ware in Barre, 

in 1850. 

2918 Abby Locke, b. ; resided, 1850, in Royalston. j t . ^ 

2919 peorge Washington, b. ; resided in Fitchburg, 1850. *> t-. C^tuJ/}rfrn 

426 JOHN WITHINGTON, [981] m. WETHERBEE ; — 

resided, 1850, at Ludlow, Vt. ; a farmer. / ^ *.' ^f . /i ^ a** L i^ ^ / 

VII, ChU. 
2820 Eveline L. b. ; m. Jotiah Wilder, who was a fanner at 

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426 BENJAMIN LOCKE WITHINGTON, [982] m. EDMONDS, 
She is dead, and he d. Dec. 14, 1842, a. 37. 

VII. Chil. 

2921 Elmira, b. Feb. 1830; m. Pollock ; resided at Worcester, 1850. 

2922 Amos, b. Aug. 1832. — 2923 Elmer, b. Nov. 8, 1835. 
2924 Mary Ann, b. Nov. 16, 1837. — 2925 Adeline, b. Nov. 8, 1841. 

427 JOSEPH LOCKE, Jr. [990] m. ABIGAIL MUNROE, June 24, 1801, 
who was b. Dec. 6, 1777, and d. May 14, 1838, a. 60. 

[She was dau. of Capt. Edinand Munroe, who m. Rebecca Harrington. Capt. M. was an 
officer-in the French war, and also in the war of the Revolution, and was kiUedby a cannon- 
ball at the battle of Monmouth, June 28, 1778. He was a brave officer.] 

Mr. Locke lived in WestCamb. in the house first westerly of William Locke, and 
now owned by Timothy Eaton. He d. Mh. 24, 1826, a. 53. 

VII. Chil. b. at West Cambridge. 

2926 Eliza, b. Mh. 19, 1802 ; m. (Jonathan ?) Walton, Sep. 7, 1823. 

2927 Rebecca, b. Jany. 10, 1804 ; m. Abijah Frost, Jany. 4, 1827, 960 

2928 Ira, b. Nov. 13, 1807 ; d. July 7, 1826. 

2929 Joseph, b. June 26, 1810; resided in West Camb. unmd. 1851. 

2930 Mehitable, b. Aug. 23, 1812 ; m. Bowen Russell, May 12, 1825. 961 

2931 Edmund Munroe, b. Oct 24, 1814; d. Sep. 22, 1825. 

2932 Pamelia, b. July 8, 1817 ; m. Joseph L. Kidder, of Norridgewalk, Me. Sep. 
7, 1846, who was b. Nov. 7, 1822 ; resided in West Camb. They had 
— 2933 Charles Frederick, b. May 12, 1848 ; — 2934 Frank, b. May 27, 
1850. /f\^ 

2935 Nehemiah Munroe, b. Ap. 14, 1820 ; resides in Boston. o.-'l'cX 13^ \ifSj 

2936 Abigail, b. ; m. Thaddeus Frost, of West Camb. Nov. 29, 1827. 

428 WILLIAM LOCKE, [991] m. HANNAH PORTER, [730] July 20, 
1806, the dau. of William and Hannah (Munroe) Porter, and gr. dau. 

of Rebecca Locke, who m. William Munroe, (see Par. 36.) Hannah Porter is of 
the 5th generation of Dea. Locke's descendants, and her husband is of the 6th 
generation. He is a farmer, residing on Vine street, West Camb. on the Hill, 
south of the " Foot of the Rocks." 

VII. Chil. b. at West Cambridge. 

2937 Caroline, b. July 1, 1808 ; m. Addison Hill, Nov. 10, 1830. 963 

2938 Emeline, b. Dec. 26, 1809 ; m. Thomas P. Pierce, Ap. 9, 1830. 964 

2939 Harriet, b. June 16, 1614 ; m. Thomas P. Pierce, Jany. 7, 1844. 964 

2940 Henrietta, b. Dec. 2, 1816 ; m. Artemas Locke, Jr. [2182]. 

2941 Hannah M. b. Mh. 14, 1819 ; m. Samuel F. Woodbridge, Ap. 5, 1843 966 

2942 William P. b. Sep. 11, 1821 ; m. Eleanor Jane Pierce, May 10, 1846. 966 

2943 Frederic James, b. Ap. 4, 1827. 

429 JONATHAN LOCKE, [993] m. MARGARET WYER, June 23, 
1806, who was b. in Charlestown, Nov. 30, 1787, the dau. of Eleazer 

Wyer, a goldsmith, who m. Lydia Austin, who died July, 1821, a. 70. He 
was a grocer, resided in^Boston many years, then removed to Charlestown, where 
he d. Oct. 7, 1850, a. 69, and was buried at West Cambridge. 

VII. Chil. 

2944 Margaret Wyer, b. Mh. 30, 1807 ; m. Nathaniel C. Hyde, of Charlestown, 
Sep. 14, 1887. Tbey vesided at Neir Orleans, where she d. Sep. 2, 1888, 



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a. 31, leaving a son — 2944^ Thomas Locke, b. Aug. 22, 1838. Mr. Hyde 
d. at New Orleans. 

2945 Jonathan, b. Oct. 5, 1808 ; d. Oct. 24, 1809. 

2946 Nancy Warren, b. Ap. 16, 1811 ; d. Aug. 9, 1813. 

2947 Mary Phillips, b. Feb. 28, 1812. 

2948 Nancy Warren, b. Jany. 26, 1814; d. Jany. 14, 1852, at Needham, 

a. 38. 

2949 Andrew Jackson, b. Dec. 24, 1815 ; ra. Susan D. Ware, June 6, 1843. 967 

2950 Ellen Austin, b. Nov. 24, 1817 ; m. James Swan, Oct. 21, 1835. 968 

2951 Lydia Wyer, b. July 16, 1819 ; d. Dec. 1, 1819. 

2952 A son, b. Ap. 19, 1821 ; d in infancy. 

2953 Lydia Wyer, b. July 3, 1822. 

430 MARY LOCKE, [995] m. JOHN PERRY, Jany. 29, 1809, who d. 
Oct. 31, 1837, a. 57. She. d. Aug. 1832, a. 43. They resided at 
West Camb. 

VII. Chil. 

2954 John Butter6e1d, b. m. 1. Hannah M. W. Locke, [28691 Aug. 969 

23, 1835. 2. Elvira Raymond, June 28, 1849. 

2955 Joseph, b. ; m. Maria White. 

2956 Mary, b. ; m. Thomas Russell. 

2957 Persis Maria, b. ; m. Paul Dodge. 

431 ABEL LOCKE, [996] m. ELIZABETH WHITTEMORE, of 
Charlestown, Mb. 21, 1815. He was a butcher, resided at West Cam- 
bridge, and d. Feb. 27, 1848, a. 57. His wid. resides at West. Camb. 

VII. Chil. 

2958 Stephen, b. Mb. 23, 1816 ; m. 1. Nancy Shennan, Ap. 3, 1844, who d. 
Feb. 4, 1849. 2. Almira Davenport Allen, Feb. 14, 1850 ; he had by 1. wf. 
— 2959 Francis C. b. Ap. 5, 1846. 

2960 Sarah, b. May 3, 1818. 

2961 Abel, b. July 7, 1820 ; m. Mary Ann Harrington, 1850. 

2962 Horatio, b. Nov. 19, 1822 ; m. Adeline Smith, 1845. 

2963 Henry, b. Oct. 6, 1824 ; m. Mary Elizabeth Peters, Feb. 22, 1849. 

2964 Elizabeth, b. Dec. 19, 1826 ; m. George L. Bean, Dec. 16, 1849. 

2965 Mary, b. Jany. 20, 1829. — 2966 Joseph, b. May 30, 1831. 
2967 Ira, b. July 27, 1833. — 2968 Ellen, b. Mb. 8, 1835. 

432 Doct. ABRAHAM LOCKE, [998] m. BETSY JOHNSTONE, Dec. 

3, 1804, dau. of Doct. Adam Johnstone, who m. in Norton, Sarah (/^J 
Hodges, Oct 14, 1773. Doct. Johnstone was a Scotchman, and was a Sur- 
geon in the Revolution. He d. at Danby, Vt. June 10, 1806, his wf. having d. 
at Norton or Pelham, Oct 23, 1781. Doct Locke studied his profession with 
Doct. Campbell of Rockingham, Vt ; moved to Danby, 1803, where he d. 
June 4, 1844, a. 67. By his own unaided efforts, he had acquired a very good 
education, and maintained the reputation of a good physician. His wf. d. Ap. 
15, 1841. 

VII. Chil. b. at Danby. 
2969 Galen Johnstone, b. Oct 2, 1806. He is a physican at Danby, Vt studied < 

his profession at Castleton Medical College ; has been a member of two State 
Conventions in Vt. to amend the Constitution ; a member of the Legisla- 
ture ; Town Clerk^ Treasurer, Agent, d&c. and is a Justice of the Peace ; is 
unmd. 

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2972 Sophia Olivia, b. Oct. 8, 1812, ) "''"*°- 

433 DANIEL LOCKE, [999] m. in Rockingham, Vt. SALLY PROCTOR, 
Sep. 1801, dau. of Nathan. He moved to Moriah, Essex Co. N. Y. 
about 1810, and d. there Nov. 29, 1839 ; his wid. was living, 1850. 

VII. Chil. the 3 first b. at Rochingham, the others at Moriah. 

2973 Laura, b. Oct. 2, 1802 ; m. 1. John Curtis, 1818, who d. about 1830. 

2. Alden Spear, 1833 ; resided at Moriah ; no 
chil. by either mg. 

2974 James, b. Oct. 17, 1804 ; m. 1. Betsy Glidden, at Moriah, who d. about 1842. 

2. Clarissa Ure, 1845 or '46. He was living, 
1850, and had by his Ist wf. — 2975 Laura ; — 2976 Amanda. 
2977 Sally, b. Aug. 22, 1808 ; m Henry Strong, and d. " in the Western States,'' 
in 1837. They had — 2977^ Cyrus ; — 2978 Clarissa ; — 2979 Harriet ; 

— 2980 Sally Ann. 

2981 Harriet, b. Mh. 9, 1812 ; m. Charies Cutter, Sep. 15, 1831, at Moriah, 
where he resided in 1851. They had — 2982 Copeland, b. Dec. 10, 1834 ; 

— 2983 James T. b. Mh. 24, 1836 ; — 2984 Amelia, b. July 3, 1843. 
2985 Aden P. b. Mh. 18, 1817 ; m. Elvira Henry, June 3, 1846, of Rockingham, 

Vt. They had at Moriah — 2986 Mary Malvina, b. Ap. 5, 1847 ; — 2987 
William Gilson, b. Oct. 17, 1848. 
2988 Mary, b. Nov. 5, 1820 ; m. Harvey Joiner, Feb. 7, 1837, at Moriah. They 

had — 2989 Stanly, b. Dec. 1838; — 2990 Aden E. b. Oct. 1848. 
2991 Lorana, b. Jany. 22, 1822 ; m. Levi Spear, Oct. 1846, at Moriah. They 
had — 2992 Lorana P. b. Mh. 1849. 

2993 Caroline, b. Jany. 22, 1825. 

434 BETSY LOCKE, [1001] m. AARON FULLER, of Crown Point, 
N. Y. 1820, where she d. 1847 or '48. 

VII. Chil. 

2994 Betsy, b. Jany. 26, 1824 ; m. George Chilcat, Ap. 4, 1843, at Crown Point, 
N. Y. and had —2995 Geoi^e F. b. June 18, 1844 ; — 2996 Betsy S. b. 
Nov. 26, 1846. 

435 ISAAC MULIKEN LOCKE, [10021 m. LUCINDA FINNEY, Ap. 
27, 1809, dau. of Nathan Finney* of Chester, Vt. He resided at Danby, 
Vt and Moriah or Westport, N. Y. and d. July 1, 1828. His wid. was 
living, 1850. 

VII. Chil. 
2997 Mary Miles, b. Jany. 5, 1810 ; m. Charles Walton, Mh. 1830, at Westport, 

N. Y. (son of John Walton, of Moriah) and had at Moriah — 2998 

Edric W. b. Feb. 15, 1834 ; — 2999 Eliza Lucinda, b. Dec. 23, 1847. 
3000 Thomas Branch, b. Dec. 3, 1811 ; m. Eliza Campbell, Mh. 7, 1831, at 

Moriah, (dau. of George,) and had — 3001 Polly Leonora, b. Nov. 14, 

1834 ; — 3002 Theodore H. b. Aug. 17, 1836. 
3003 Abraham, b. Aug. 21, 1814; m. Maiy Ann Hargraves, 1839, dau. of John of 

Keeseville, N. Y. and had — 3004 Mary Lucinda, b. May 21, 1840 ; — 3005 

Sarah Elizabeth, b. May 16, 1844 ; — 3006 William Herbert, b. Sep. 6, 

1847. 
3007 John Miles, b. Mh. 21, 1820 ; m. Lucinda Fowler, Feb. 1841, (dau. of 
James,) and had — 3008 Emma Sophia, b. Oct. 14, 1842. 



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3009 Galen L. b. Aug. 5, 1822 ; m. Susan Allen, Dec. 1844, of WelUboro\ N. Y. 
and had — 3010 Charles Earle, b. Sep. 29, 1845. 

3011 Malissa, b. Aug. 31, 1824. 

3012 Lucinda, b. Sep. 25, 1826 ; m. Emery B. Howard, Dec. 2, 1847, of West- 

port, N. Y. (son of Franklin,) and had — 3013 Walter, b. Sep. 13, 1848. 
3014 Betsy, b. Mh. 8, 1828 ; m. George Barnes, Sep, 13, 1849, of Keeseville, 
N.Y. 



436 JOHN MILES LOCKE, [1003] m. LORANY FINNEY, Dec. 31, 

1810, at Springfield, Vt She was dau. of Nathan, of Chester, Vt. and 

sister of Lucinda, who m. Isaac M. Locke, (Par. 435.) Mr. Locke moved from 

Danby, Vt. to Moriah, N. Y. and then to Crown Point, N. Y. where he was living, 

1850, and where his wf. d. Mh. 11, 1850. 

VII. Chll. The first 6 b. at Moriah, the others at Crown Point. 

3015 Ransom Lyman, b. June 9, 1814 ; m. Lorena Baily, Oct. 20, 1836, (dau. of 
Abel Baily, of Crown Point,) and had at Crown Point — 3016 Lorenzo R. 
b. Mh. 17, 1839 ; — 3017 Daniel E. b. May 28, 1846 ; — 3018 Elizabeth 
M. b. July 4, 1849. 

3019 Sumner, b. Aug. 2, 1818. 

3020 Isaac, b. July 17, 1820 ; m. Sophia Osgood, of Crown Point, Sep. 9, 1845. 

3021 John Miles, b. June 10, 1822 ; m. Matilda Bigelow, Ap. 20, 1844, (dau. of 
John Bigelow, of Crown Point,) they had — 3022 Valentine Leroy, b. July 
18, 1846 ; — 3023 Ellen Matilda, b. Mh. 30, 1848, both at Crown Point. 

3024 Lorena, b. July 19, 1824 ; d. May 4, 1846. 

3025 Lovisa, b. July 17, 1825 ; d. Jany. 1, 1841. 

3026 AJonzo, b. Feb. 11, 1828. 

3027 Adalme, b. Dec. 12, 1833. — 3028 Mary Jane, b. Dec. 1, 1837. 



437 Doct WILLIAM STARRETT LOCKE, [1004] m. JULIA BUCK- 
LIN, of Wallingford, Vt 1816. He studied his profession with his 
uncle, Dr. Abraham, at I^by, Vt. ; resided at Moriah, N. Y. and Crown Point, 
N. Y. and d. at the last named town, Feb. 1825. 

VII. Chil. 

3029 Darwin, b. ; d. at Crown Point, Mh. 1838, unmd. 

3030 Julia, b. ; m. Farwell, of Wallingford, Vt. and d. May, 

1849, leaving four chil. 

3031 Edwm O. b. Nov. 20, 1830 ; m. Mahala Fish, May 13, 1838. 969 



438 Rev. BENJAMIN LOCKE, [1013] m. MARY GILSON, of Rocking- 
ham, Vt. 1824. He formerly resided in Cavendish, Vt. moved to 
Weare, N. H. 1835, where he now, 1852, resides. He is a minister of the Bap- 
tist Church. 

VII. ChU. 

3032 Mary A. b. June 28, 1825. 

3033 Benjamin Ithamar, b. July 25, 1828 ; d. May 11, 1835. 

3034 Hannah Adeline, b. Ap. 12, 1831. 

3035 Harriet Mahala, b. May 18, 1837. 

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439 IRA LOCKE, [1015] m. HANNAH PUTNAM, (a) Sep. 28, 1825, 
who was b. in Chester, Vt. Sep. 12, 1800. He is a farmer, residing 
at Windhall, Vt. 

VII. Chil. the first five b. in Rockingham, the others in Windhall. 

3037 Julia A. b. May 27, 1827 ; m. John Q. Brooks, Feb. 21, 1850, who was b. 

at Windhall, Dec. 18, 1827 ; is a farmer, in Windhall. 

3038 Eliza C. b. Sep. 9, 1828 ; m. Jesse A. Shaw, Nov. 12, 1848, who was b. 

in Rupert, Vt. Feb. 9, 1827. He is a carpenter, in Windhall. 

3039 Ezekiel P. b. Nov. 12, 1830. —3040 Lucy S. b. July 19, 1834. 
3041 Americus I. b. Dec. 13, 1835. —3042 Amelia S. b. Oct 5, 1838. 
3043 Harriet L. b. Aug. 3, 1840. —3044 Prescott W. b. Ap. 22, 1842. 

440 HARRIET LOCKE, [1019] m. JAMES W. TARBELL, Sep. 17, 
1837, who was b. in Pepperell, June 28, 1810, and is a mechanic and 
farmer, at Mt. Holly, Vt 

VII. Chil. 
3045 Albert Ira, b. Jany. 17, 1841. —3046 Alva Warren, b. Ap. 7, 1844. 

3047 Henry Watson, b. Nov. 19, 1848 ; d. Sep. 6, 1849. 

3048 Eunice Ruth, b. July 27, 1850. 

441 MARY LOCKE, [1022] m. HENRY SIDERS, June 26, 1808, in 
Boston, where he d. July 20, 1813, a. 34. He was a saddle and har- 
ness maker. His wid. resides with her dau. at Hallowell, Me. 

VII. Chil. b. in Boston. 

3049 Susan Locke, b. May 29, 1809 ; m. William Nye, July 10, 1881 ; they 
reside at Hallowell, Me. and have — 3050 Mary Catherine ; — 9051 Wtt- 
liam Henry ; — 3052 George Albert ; — S053 Charles Edward ; — 9054 
John Edwin ; — 3055 Emily Louisa ; — 3056 Ellen Maria. 

3057 George Henry, b. Dec. 5, 1810 ; d. May 11, 1814. 

442 ISAAC ROKES, [1026] m. ELIZABETH NEWBIT, and resided at 
Appleton, Me. 

VII. Chil. 

3058 John, b. ; m. Jane Newbit, resided at Appleton. 

3059 James, b. ; m. Clarissa Pease, resided at Appleton, and d. aboat 

1820. 

3060 Daniel, b. ; m. 1. Bullar. 

2. , resided at Appleton. 

3061 Sarah, b. ; m. John Jones, of Hope, resided at Union, Me. 

3062 Robert, b. ; m. Betsy Newbit ; he was killed by lightning, Aug. 

25, 1840 ; resided at Hope, Me. 

3063 Clarissa, b. ; m. Henry Proctor, resided at Appleton or Liberty, Me. 

3064 Isaac, b. resided at or near Belfast, Me. 

3065 Nancy, b. ; m. Marston Mattocks, resided at Liberty. 

3066 Warren, b. ; m. , resided at Liberty. 

3067 Lincoln, b. ; m. Grordon, resided at Liberty. 

443 MARY ROKES, [1027] m. 1. WILLIAM ADAMS, 1794, of North- 
port. Me. He resided in Warren, and d. in Canada in the war of 1812. 

Sep. 1813. 2. she m. WARDSWORTH, and 3. RICHARD CUMMINGS. 
She d. 1845. 

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VII. Chil. by Adams. 

3068 Mehitable,b. ; d. 

3069 Isaac, b. ; d. unmd. at Philadelphia, Pa. 

3070 William, b. ; d. unmd. at sea, 

3071 James b. ; m. Famsworth ; was master of a vessel from 

Thomastoo, Me. and d. abroad. 

3072 Mary, b, ; m. Smith, resides at Chesterfield, (Mass. ?) 

3073 Eliza, b. ; m. 1. Brady. 

2. Lampsoo, resides at Rockland, Me. 

3074 Olivia, b. ; resides at Chesterfield, (Mass. ?) 

3075 John Miles, b. 

3076 Nancy, b. ; m. Goves ; resides at Union. 

3077 Alpheus, b. ; is a seaman, been absent many years. 

444 JOHN ROKES, [1028] m. 1. MARGARET ROBINSON, of Cushing, 
Me. who d. Ap. 19, 1806, a. 43. 2. m. JANE LIBBE Y, July 9, 1807. 

She was dau. of Eliakim and Rachel (Jatneson) Libbey, and gr. dau. of Major 
Hatevil and Jane (Watson) Libbey, from Scarboro', Me. 

VII. Chil. by second wf. 

3078 Margaret, b. Dec. 28, 1808 ; m. Oliver Bowen, of Freedom, Me. July 29, 

1827, and had James Fisher. 

3079 Samuel, b. Oct. 14, 1810 ; m. Lucy F. Watton. 

3080 Nancy, b. Feb. 10, 1812 ; d. young. 

3081 John, b. Mh. 20, 1814 ; m. Sarah F. Russell, (dau. of Rufus and Mary 
(Fisher) Russell, and gr. dau. of Levi, of Plymouth, who ro. Hannah Sim- 
mons, of Duxbury, and d. at Waldoboro', Me.) They had — 3082 Albert 
A. and — 3083 Alden W. 

3084 Nancy, b. Mh. 22, 1816 ; m. Robert Kaler, of Rockland. 

3085 Isaac, b. May 19, 1818 ; m. Eliza Cobb, Oct. 28, 1847, (dau. of Thomas 
and Elizabeth (Jones) Cobb.) They had chil. — 3086 Levi, and — 3087 
Cornelia. 

3088 Jane, b. ; m. Ordiard Ludwig, of Rockland. 

3089 Rachel, b. ; m. Joseph Clough, of Mass. 

3090 Albert, b. ; — 3091 Eliza, b. 

445 ABIGAIL ROKES, [1029] m. THOMAS SKINNER, Dec. 20, 1798, 
who was b, Feb. 17, 1776, (the son of Joseph, who m. Nancy Holden, 
and went from Mansfield to Warren, Me.) She d. Feb. 25, 1819, a. 43. 

[He m. 2. Mrs. Lucy Thomas, Mh. 29, 1827, by whom be had Sevillia^ Amanda D., Mary, 
■Washington, and Harriet. He d. Sep. 17, 1846, a. 70.] 

VII. Chil. of Abigail and Thomas Skinner. 

3092 Abigail, b. ; m. William Watts, and d. June 11, 1832. 

3093 James, b. ; m. Lucy Parker, resided at Islesboro', Me. 

3094 Olive, b. ; m. Webster, of Montville, Me. 

3095 Daniel, b. ; m. Lois Ulmer, resided in Liberty, Me. 

3096 Elizabeth, b. ; m. Matthias Ulmer. 
8097 Thomas, b. 

3098 Sarah, b. ; m. Jesse Cohoone. — 3099 Ephraim, b. 

446 RUTH ROKES, [1031] m. JOHN LONG, Feb. 6, 1806, and d. 
about 1837. 



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3100 Abraham, b. 


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, resided at Chine, Me. 


3101 Sabra, b. 


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174 VII- GENERATION. 

3102 Ruth, b. ; m. , resided at Augusta, Me. 

3103 Elizabeth, b. ; m. , " " " 

3104 John, b. ; d. at China, Me. 1845. 

3105 Ephraim, b. ; m. Barnes, resided at Camden, Me. 

447 ANNA MERIAM, [1046] m. JAMES MERIAM, May, 1801. She d. 
Nov. 28, 1803, at Milford, N. Y. a. 21. He m. 2. ZERUIAH RICH, 

about 1804, at Milford, moved to Indiana, near Fort Wayne, and d. Dec. 1823. 

VII. Chil. by Istmg. 

3106 Adolphus, b. 1802 ; d. unmd. in Indiana. ^ y^ 

448 JOTHAM MERIAM, Esq. [1047] m. Mrs. SOPHIA NICHOLS, Oet/ 
^ 8, 1820, the wid. of John P. Nichols, of Charlton, and dau. of Jbdrand 

Chloe (Hancock) Shumway, of Oxford. She was b. Aug. 20, 1789, and d. Oct 
3, 1844, a. 55. Mr. Meriam is a farmer, has resided until recently in Oxford, 
but now, 1852, lives at Clappville, in Leicester. He is a Justice of the Peace. 
To this gentleman I am under great obligations for the perseverance with which 
he has gathered materials for this work, not only of the Meriams but also of other 
families. Could I have had a few more such correspondents, the " Book of the 
Lockes " would have been more complete than it now is. 

VII. Chil. b. in Oxford. 

3107 Eliza Ann, b. Oct 28, 1822 ; d. May 7, 1841, a. 18. 

3108 Jotham Allen, b. (June?) 8, 1824; d. Sep. 9, 1850, a. 26, unmd. 

3109 Sarah Sophia, b. Jany. 17, 1827. 

3110 Emeline Shumway, b. Oct 28, 1828. 

449 REUBEN MERIAM, [10481 m. ELIZABETH TAINTER, Nov. 1, 
1821. He is a machinist and card manufacturer, resides in Leicester, 
which town he has represented in the Legislature. 

VII. Chil. 

3111 Daniel Nelson, b. Feb. 26, 1824 ; grad. at Amherst Col. 1844, and d. at 

Leicester, Aug. 30, 1850, a. 26, unmd. 

450 LUCY MERIAM, [1049] m. BRADFORD HUDSON, June 19, 1814, 
of Oxford. She d. Feb. 16, 1817, a. 29. He moved to State of N. Y. 

ro. 2d time, had two sons, and d. some years since ; has a son Bradford, m. and 
resides at Oxford. 

VII. Chil. 

3112 Loring B. b. May 15, 1815 ; d. Aug. 19, 1816. 

451 SILAS MERIAM, [1051] m. 1. MARY FORBES, Ap.21, 1825; she 
was from Westboro', and d. 2. m. ELIZABETH BACHEL- 

DER, Nov. 23, 1836, who d. 1842. 3. m. UAHNAli P. WATSON, Nov. 2, 
1843, the dau. of Samuel Watson, Esq. whojm. Sukey Vicery, and resides at 
Leicester. Mr. Meriam resides at Leicester. \ ^. ^ 

VII. Chil. by first wf. \^ mCt IVLit: 

3113 George Dwight, b. June 27, 1826. 

3114 Silas Austin, b. Aug. 13^ 1828. 



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461 RICE PRATT, [10571 m. SARAH DENTON, July 4, 1816, and 
resides at Milford, N. Y. 

VII. Chil. 
3115 Rollin Denton, b. June 1, 1817 ; m. Sylvina Palmer, Jany. 25, 1838. They 
had — 3116 Eunice, b. 1842, d. 1844; — 3117 Helen M. b. Mh. 1844; 
— 3118 Adau. b. 1851. 
8119 Edward, b. Oct 22, 1818; m. Helen Newell, May 23, 1844. He is a 
graduate of Geneva Coll. N. Y. has been a Physician at Milford, N. Y. 
since 1840, and was a member of the New York State Assembly in 1850. 
They had — 3120 Henry Rice, b. 4846 ; — 3121 George S. b. 1848 ; — 
3122 Edward Newell, b. 1850. 
8123 Maria Louisa, b. Sep. 20, 1820 ; ra. Grant Perry, Jany. 1, 1846, and d. 

1850. They had — 3124 Charles, b. 1847. 
3125 Lysander, b. July 3, 1822 ; m. Sarah E. Temple, Jany. 8, 1846, and had 
— 3126 Josephine, b. 1846; — 3127 William R. b. 1850. 

3128 Rice, b. May 12, 1824 ; d. Jany. 1825. 

3129 Sarah Ann, b. Aug. 1, 1826. 

3130 Harriet Elizabeth, b. Nov. 21, 1828. 

3131 Joel Rice, b. May 9, 1831 ; d. July 14, 1851. 

3132 Stephen, b. June 25, 1833. — 3133 Thomas Spencer, b> June 18, 1836. 

3134 Hannah Ely, b. July 2, 1838. 

453 JEREMIAH PRATT, [1059] m. CELIA HTTS, [1070] his cousin, 
Jany. 20, 1821. She was b. Dec. 24, 1802, and d. Ap. 13, 1849, at 
Greenfield, where he resides, 1851. 

VII. Chil. b. at Greenfield. 

3135 Stephen, b. Ap. 5, 1823. 

3136 George R. b. Mh. 10, 1825 ; m. at Middlefield, N. Y. (where 

he resides,) Dec. 12, 1844. 

3137 Abner A. b. Jany. 22, 1827 ; resided in Greenfield, 1851. 

3138 Sarah M. b. May 4, 1829 ; m. Emerson Alford, of Avon, Ct. Ap. 23, 1851. 

Resides at Avon. * 

3139 Lysander, b. Aug. 24, 1831 ; d. Sep. 3, 1848. 

3140 Edward E. b. June 7, 1834. —3141 Eugene, b. May 4, 1836. 
8142 Dwight, b. Ap. 20, 1838. —3143 Emery F. b. Aug. 18, 1840. 

3144 Maria L. b. Sept. 20, 1842. 

464 JOEL EDDY, [1071] m. 1. SALLY THURSTON, Oct. 11, 1810, 
who was b. at Rockingham, Vt. May 11, 1790, and d. Dec. 20, 1844, 
a. 54. 2. he m. PRUDENCE LEARNED, Mh. 25, 1846, who was b. in Dud- 
ley, Sep. 19, 1788. Mr. Eddy resides at Oxford. 

VII. Chil. by first wf. 

3145 Reuben Thurston, b. Dec. 7, 1811 ; m. 1. Dulcena Converse, in Worces- 
ter, May, 1837, who d. May 10, 1846. 2. m. Harriet Foskett, May 15, 
1851. He resides at Webster ; had by 1st wf. — 3146 Joel Waterman, b. 
Aug. 13, 1841 ; d. Sep. 29, 1849 ; — 3147 Sally Thurston, b. Aug. 16, 
1844. 

3148 Mary Meriam, b. Ap. 8, 1813 ; m. John F. Pond, Nov. 17, 1835, of Provi- 
dence, R. I. where he was a merchant, but has of late years resided in 
Worcester, engaged in farming, and connected with a mercantile house in 
New York city. They had at Providence — 3149 Betsy Foster, b. Sep. 
26, 1836; — 3150 John Eddy, b. July 10, 1839; — 3151 Daniel Emer- 
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22, 1843; — 3153 Charles William, b. Aug. 4, 1845; — 3154 Isabel 

Meriam, b. Aug. 20, 1847. 
3155 Emerson, b. June 2, 1815 ; m. Esther Maria Whitney, Oct. 23, 1844. He 

is a farmer at Oxford ; had at Millbury — 3156 Nathaniel Henry, b. Aug. 

30, 1845; and at Oxford — 3157 Leonard W. b. Sep. 11, 1847; d. July 

17, 1851 ; — 3158 William Thurston, b. Feb. 11, 1850 
3159 Nathaniel, b. Oct. 27, 1818 : grad. at Amherst Col. 1838, has been Precep- 
tor at Edgarton Academy, and at Uxbridge Male Seminary. 



455 DANIEL P. EDDY, [1072] m. LYDLi EDDY, Oct 1815. They 
reside at Providence, R. I. 1852. 

VII. Chil. 

3160 Harriet, b. Oct. 1816 ; m. Isaac K. Tainter, Oct. 1845. 

3161 Sarah, b. Sep. 1818. — 3162 James, b. Aug. 1822 ; d. Jany. 1827. 

3163 Charles, b. Nov. 1825 ; m. Harriet P. Angell, of N. Providence, Ap. 184a 

3164 Horace, b. May, 1828 ; d. Dec. 1847. —3165 James, b. June, 1830. 
3166 John F. b. Aug. 1833. — 3167 Alden H. b. Oct 1837. 



456 POLLY EDDY, [1073] m. ALEXANDER C. THURSTON, Mb. 15, 

1815, who was b. Oct. 7, 1788, in Westminster, Vt He is a fanner, 
residing in Oxford, which town he has represented in the Greneral Court. 

VII. Chil. b. at Oxford. 

3168 William Eddy, b. Sep. 6, 1816 ; m. Louisa Ann Abbe, of Dalton, Jany. or 

June 30, 1842. He is a manufacturer at Oxford. He had — 3169 John 

Alexander, b. Sep. 23, 1843 ; —3170 James Franklin, b. Aug. 17, 1845; 

— 3171 Josephine Louisa, b. May 9, 1847;— 3172 A^be Jane, b. Ap. 

re, 1850. 

3173 Nathan, b. Sep. 28, 1818 ; d. Nov. 22, 1824. 

3174 Levi Eaton, b. June 30, 1821 ; m. Martha Matilda Newton, of Troy, N. H. 
Ap. 8, 1846. He is a harness maker at War6. They had — 3175 Mary 
Elizabeth, b. Jany. 9, 1847; — 3176 Martha Ann, b. Oct 6, 1848. 

3177 Mary Meriam, b. Mb. 2, 1825 ; m. Henry Allen Baker, of Chariton, Ap. 
29, 1844. He is a trader at Douglas, and had — 3178 Estes Eugene, b. 
July 5, 1845 ; — 3179 Caroline Adelia, b. Feb. 14, 1847 ; — 3180 Willard 
Alexander, b. Feb. 15, 1849. 

3181 Alexander, b. Aug. 13, 1828 ; d. Dec. 29, 1880. 

3182 Sally Campbell, b. July 26, 1830 ; m. George Bridgford, Ap. 27, 1848, of 
Fisherville, Ct. He is a machinist at that place, and had — 3183 George, 
b. Feb. 23, 1849 ; — 3184 Anna b. May 3, 1850. 

3185 Henry, b. Jany. 19, 1833. 

457 RACHEL EDDY, [1075] m. JOSEPH HUDSON, of Oxford, Ap. 1, 
1824, who was b. Nov. 19, 1796. He is a farmer, residing at Oxford. 

VII. Chil. b. at Oxford. • 

3186 Henry Sumner, b. May 13, 1825 ; grad. at Amherst Coll. 1849, was a 

student at Law, 1851. 

3187 Reuben Eddy, b. Sep. 1, 1828 ; d. Sep. 28, 1828. 

3188 A son, b. Jany. 8, 1830 ; d. same day. • 

3189 John Dayton, b. Oct. 5. 1833. 

3190 Daniel Crane, b. Sep. 29, 1835 ; d. Mh. 19, 1838. 



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468 RUFUS MERIAM, [1076] m. POLLY THOMPSON, Feb. 4, 1808, 
who was b. Dec. 19, 1783, the dau. of James and Polly Thompson, of 
New Salem, and sister of Anna, who m. Jesse Meriam, [1079.] He d. May ^3, 
1851, a. 70, at Orange, where his wid. resides. 

VII. Chil. 

3191 A son, b. Mh. 10, 1809 ; d. Mh. 20, 1809. 

3192 Chauncy, b. June 11, 1810 : d. Ap. 26, 1813. 

3193 Isaac, b. May 23, 1812 ; d. May 20, 1820. 

3194 Mary S. b. Jany. II, 1815; m. John Putnam, of Orange, Nov. 7, 1844 ; 

he is a farmer ; had — 3195 Alice, b. Aug. 25, 1846. 
3196 Chauncy, b. Ap. 10, 1817 ; m. Fanny Alexander, of Northfield, Jany. 9, 

1H44 ; he is a farmer at Orange ; had — 3197 F Jeannette, b. Nov. 

19, 1846. 
3198 Deborah P. b. Sep. 20, 1819 ; no. Caleb Spear, of Orange, Nov. 6, 1839 ; 

he is a shoemaker ; they had — 3199 Lucia, b. Nov. 3, 1842 ; d. Nov. 9, 

1849; — 3200 De Witt, b. July 16, 1846; d. Feb. 21, 1849; — 3201 

Anna Louisa, b. Jany. 23, 1851. 
3203 Susan, b. Mh. 1, 1822. 



459 BENJAMIN MERIAM, [1078] m. 1. MARY PERRY, (dau. of Joseph 
and Mary Perry, of New Salem,) Ap. 21, 1808, who was b. Ap. 1, 
1788, and d. June 26, 1825, a. 37. 2. m. Wid. POLLY (BARRETT) HARD- 
ING, (dau. of Dea. Joseph Barrett, of Barre,) Dec. 12, 1826, who was b. Jany. 
1, 1797, and d. Aug. 12, 1830, a. 33. 3. m. Wid. POLLY (BURNETT) CAR- 
TER, (dau. of William and Lucy Burnett, of Warwick,) Dec. 12, 1831, who was 
b. July 16, 1785. Mr. Meriam is a farmer, residing at Orange. 

VII. Chil. all by 1st wf. 
3204 Lansford, b. Sep. 4, 1808 ; m. Susan Young, of Athol, May 5, 1836 ; he 

was a blacksmith, and d. at Orange, Sep. 18, 1845 ; had — 3205 Charles 

A. b. Dec. 18, 1838. 
8206 A dau. b. June 5, 1810 ; d. June 18, 1810. 
3207 Orra, b. Oct. 12, 1811 ; m. Dr. Robert Andrews, May 18, 1831, of New 

Salem, and d. May 24, 1851. They had — 3208 Erasmus D. b. Sep. 20, 

1832; — 3209 Robert F. b. Mh. 31, 1836; — 3210 Warren B. b. Dec. 

6, 1839. 

3211 Fidelia, b. Nov. 16, 1813. 

3212 Fanny, b. Jany. 8, 1816; d. Sep. 10, 1818. 

3213 Mary A. b. Dec. 4, 1817. 

3214 Julia A. b. Jany. 12, 1820 ; d. Feb. 29, 1840, a. 20. 

3215 A dau. b. July 25, 1821 ; d. same day. 

3216 Darwin, b. Dec. 29, 1822 ; m. wid. Nancy Cheney, of Orange, Nov. 25, 

1847 ; resides at Orange ; had — 3217 Orra Annette, b. Sep. 16, 1849. 



460 JONATHAN ELLIOTT PRATT, [1083] m. 1. EVELINE SUM- 
NER, of Boston ; and m. 2. HARRIET RICHARDSON, of Billerica. 
He was a shoe dealer, and resided in Boston, where he and his wives d. 

VII. Chil. by first wf. 
3218 Eliza Hunt, b. ; m. Bates, gbne to Michigan. 

^19 Jonathan EllioU, b. — 3220 Eveline, b. —3221 Norman, b. 

Chil. by second wf. 
3222 Langdon, b. — 3223 Martha Richardson, b. 

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461 AMOS MERIAM, [1087] m. 1. LUCINA KING, ML 12, 1818, who 
was b. July Ti, 1792, d. Aug. 15, 1844. 2. m. 

He resides at Sutton. 

VII. Chil. by first wf. 

3224 Rufus King, b. June 29, 1819 ; m. Eliza Ann Clement, Mh. 13, 1845, 
who was b. Oct. 8, 1823 ; had — 3224^ Frederick H. b. Mh. 15, 1846 ; — 
32243 Lucina K. b. Dec. 9, 1848. 

3225 Lucy Elizabeth, b. Feb. 15, 1830, (1820?) 

462 ARTEMAS MERIAM, [1088] m. JERUSHA STEVENS, Jany. 22, 
1821. He is a farmer, resides on his father's homestead, at Oxford. 

VII. Chil. 

3226 John S. b. July 20, 1822 ; d. Oct. 27, 1825. 

3227 Jerusha, b. Aug. 3, 1824 ; m. Charles Woodbury, of Sutton, 1849. 

3228 Clarissa, b. Nov. 4, 1827. — 3229 David, b. Dec. 12, 1829. 

3230 John E. b. Aug. 12, 1832 ; d. Mh. 13, 1836. 

3231 Rebecca, b. Sep. 13, 1834. 

463 AMASA MERIAM, [1089] m. PHILENA CASE, Ap. 7, 1822, who 
was b. Mh. 16, 1797. He d. in Millbury, Ap. 13, 1851, a. 58. 

VII. Chil. 

3232 Ebenezer, b. Mh. 30, 1823 ; d. Mh. 11, 1826. 

3233 Elizabeth, b. Oct 1, 1825 ; d. Aug. 15, 1830. 
3284 Charles, b. Oct. 28, 1827 ; d. May 13, 1830. 

3235 Charles Alonzo, b. Sep. 8, (1830 ?) ; d. Nov. 7, (1830 ?) 

3236 Phebe Maria, b. Dec. 26, (1835?) d. (1835?) 

3237 Philena, b. May 23, 1838 ; d. June 30, 1838. 

464 Capt PARLEY MERIAM, [1090] m. LUCY BROWN, of Thompson, 
Ct. Moved to Waupun, Wis. from New York State, May, 1844. 

VII . Chil. the first two b. at Oxford, the other at Butternuts, N. Y. 

3238 Sarah, b. June 8, 1824 ; m. Darius L. Bancroft, in South New Berl'm, N. Y. 
Sep. 3, 1843, and in 1844 moved to Chester, Wis. He was a Representative 
in the Wisconsin Assembly, 1852. They have — 3239 Lucy Ellen, b. Dec. 
28, 1846; — 3240 Mary Adelia, b. July 24, 1849; — 3241 Parley Her- 
bert, b. Nov. 15, 1851. 

3242 Ira, b. Aug. 22, 1826 ; m. Emily Franklin, Sep. 9, 1852, in Waupun. 

3243 Nelson, b. May 20, 1832. 

465 CYRIL MERIAM, [1092] m. EUNICE M. GLEASON, Jany. 14, 
1823, who was b. June 11, 1805. He d. Ap. 13, 1838, at Auburn, and 
his wid. m. AARON STOCKWELL, of Sutton. 

VII. Chil. 

3244 Mary Lucretia, b. July 26, 1824 ; m. Jonathan King Davidson, Dec. 25, 
1844, who was b. Nov. 10, 1814. He resides at Charlton ; has — 3245 
Herbert King, b. July 5, 1845; — 3246 Henry Franklin, b. Mh. 19, 1847; 
— 3247 Alonzo Berthea, b. (Jany. ?) 1, 1849 ; — 3248 Caroline Lucretia, 
b. Jany. 1851. 

3249 Caroline Wright, b. Feb. 14, 1827 ; m. Hiram Streeter, Mh. 31, 1847, who 
resides at Leicester ; has — 3250 George Francis, b. Mh. 13, 1850 ; — 
3251 Ruth Maria, b. June 25, 1851. 



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3252 LuciDda, b. Ap. 16, 1829 ; d. Sep. 4, 1847. 

3253 Ezra Gleason, b. Sep. 12, 1831. — 3254 Ellen Elizabeth, b. Mb. 23, 1837. 

466 LUTHER MEKIAM, [1093] m. SUSAN GLEASON MARSH, Nov. 
20, 1823, who was b. Mh. 5, 1805. He resides at Auburn. 

VII. Chil. 

3255 Susan Lucretia, b. June 26, 1825 ; m. Warren Sibley, of Auburn, Dec. 20, 

1844. 

3256 William Nelson, b. Sep. 21, 1828. — 3257 Diantha, b. July 2, 1833. 
3258 Jane Augusta, b. Sep. 13, 1837. — 3259 John Franklm, b. July 23, 1840. 

467 EBENEZER MERIAM, [1094] m. CLARISSA CUMMINGS, Feb. 
24, 1831, dau. of John and Betsy Gummings, of Montpelier, Vt He is 
a farmer, residing at Montpelier. 

VII. Chil. 

3260 Leander Stockwell, b. May 16, 1833. 

3261 Lucy Philena, b. Ap. 29, 1838. 

468 PHEBE MERIAM, [10951 m. RUFUS EDDY, Mh. 18, 1827. He 
resides at Oxford, on the farm formerly owned by Ebenezer Locke, 
(Par. 27.) Mrs. E. d. Oct. 27, 1842, a. 37. 

VII. Chil. 

3262 Henry, b. Feb. 2, 1833. 

3263 Addison, b. Feb. 26, 1840; d. Mh. 21, 1843. 

3264 Rufus, b. July 27, 1842 ; d. Oct. 6, 1842. 

469 IRA MERIAM, [1096] m. NANCY CONVERSE, Mh. 26, 1834, 
who was b. July 26, 1810. He is a farmer at Oxford. 

VII. Chil. b. at Oxford. 
8265 Ira Nelson, b. Oct 2, 1836 ; — 3266 Albert EUiott, b. Sep. 20, 1843. 

470 DIANTHA MERIAM, [1097] m. ITHAMAR STOW ; they resided 
at Millbury, where she d. Dec. 16, 1829, a. 19. 

VII. Chil. 

3267 Amasa Meriam, b. Dec. 2, 1829. 

471 JOTHAM ADDISON MERIAM, [1109] m. CHARLOTTE HAR- 
WOOD, of Barre, May 3, 1841, who was b. Nov. 5, 1814. He is a 
farmer at Barre. 

VII. Chil. the first b. at Greenfield, the other at Barre. 

3268 Charles Addison, b. Feb. 8, 1842. 
3268J Charlotte Eliza, b. Feb. 26, 1843. 

472 JOEL WILKINS MERIAM, [1108] m. FREEDOM HOLTON, of 
Northfield, May 15, 1834. He is a farmer at Greenfield. 

VII. Chil. 

3269 Sarah Jane, b. — 3270 Ophelia, b. 

3271 George V. b. — 3272 Oscar Edmund, b. 

3273 Melissa, b. 



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VII. GENERATION. 181 

3301 Jonas, b. Mh. 80, 1607, unrod. 

3302 Ebenezer, b. Ap. 24, 1809 ; m. Sarah Swan, Ap. 4, 1833. 993 

3303 Ann, b. Mh. 26, 1811 ; m. Henry A. Gay,of Quincy, Nov. 17, 1841 ; 

has no chil. lives at Quincy. 

3304 Elizabeth, b. July 15, 1814 ; m. John H. Robinson, May 14, 1835. 994 

3305 Eunice, b. Aug. 28, 1816; d. in infancy. 

3306 Joel, b. Dec. 15, 1817. 

3307 Hiram, b. Jany. 22, 1820 ; m. Rebecca Jenkins, of Dorchester, May 13, 

1849. He resides in Dorchester, is a confectioner in Boston, and has 
— 33071 Frederick, b. 1850. 

3308 Amos, b. Nov. 5, 1821 ; d. June 16, 1825. 

476 PATIENCE PIERCE, [1142] m. WILLIAM TRASK, Aug.4, 1811, 
who was b. in Danvers, Oct. 27, 1780, son of William and Martha Trask. 

(William, the father, d. Nov. 22, 1806, a. 62, and Martha, the mother, d. Jany. 4, 
1791, a. 46.) Mrs. Patience T. d. of consumption, Dec. 7, 1844, a. 57, and Mr. 
Trask, m. Ann Andrews. He is an Earthen Ware Manufacturer, and resides at 
Dorchester. 

VII. Chil. 

3309 William Blake, b. Nov. 25, 1812 ; m. Rebecca Clap, dau. of Richard Clap, 
of Dorchester, Nov. 25, 1844. He is a Cabinet Maker, resides at Dor- 
chester. 

8310 John Pierce, b. Mh. 16, 1816 ; is a baker, unmd. resides at Roxbury. 

8311 Geoi^, b. Mh. 27, 1820, is a carpenter; m. Deborah S. Nichols, of Cohas- 

set, Jany. 25, 1852 ; resides at Dorchester. 

8312 Joseph Stevens, b. July 23, 1^22; d. Nov. 19, 1831, a. 9. 

477 STEPHEN PIERCE, [1147] m. SALLY GILL, May, 1799, the dau. 
of Gen. Jacob and Hester Gill, of Milton. She was b. July 26, 1779. 
They resided in Dorchester, where he d. 1829. She is living at Dor. 

VII. Chil. 

3313 Benjamin, b. May 4, 1800 ; d. Mh. 25, 1813. 

3314 Sally, b. May 25, 1803 ; m. /fc/trzrry Vose ; he is dead. 

3315 Hester E. G. b. Mh. 8, 1805 ; m. Thomas Briggs, of Milton, where they 

reside. 

3316 Stephen A. b. May 8, 1807, has been twice m. ; resides at New York. 

3317 Jacob G. b. May 18, 1609 ; m. Susan Campbell. He is a shipmaster, re- 

sides at Milton. ^^^v 

3318 William G. b. Mh. 4, 1811 ; m. ^UJa^^ //^> »*tf.^ 

3319 Benjamin, b. Sep. 23, 1815 ; d. Oct. 23, 1827. 

3320 Elizabeth B. b. Jany. 6, 1820; m. Benjamin Clap, of Dorchester. 

478 JOSHUA PIERCE, [1150] m. NANCY MELLISH, Oct. 23, 1808, 
who was b. at Dorchester, Jany. 5, 1787, dau. of John and Hannah Mel- 

lish. He was a hatter and farmer at Dorchester, where he d. Mh. 17, 1852, a. 72. 
She is living at Dorchester. 

VII. Chil. 

3321 Hannah B. b. Aug. 11, 1809 ; resides at home, unmd. 

3322 Mary A. b. Nov. 2, 1811 ; m. Thomas C. Bacon, Aug. 6, 1833. 985 

3323 George W. b. Mh. 4, 1814 ; m. 1. Susannah A. Hutchins, May 1, 986 

1840. 2. m. Phoebe Wiljiston, Feb. 1848. 

8324 Elizabeth, b. Nov. 9, 1816 ; m. Thomas C. Bacon, Oct. 16, 1860. 986 

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182 VII. GENERATION, 

3326 Joseph W. b. June 29, 1826 ; resides in California, unmd. 1852. 

3327 Benjamin F. b. Jany. 17, 1829. 

479 JOHN CHAMPNEY, [1152] m. LYDIA HOWE, Mb. 11, 1803. He 
resided at Roxbury, was an officer in tbe Boston Custom-house 27 years, 
and d. Mb. 21, 1837, a. 58, highly respected. His wid. resides at R. 

VII. Chil. 

3328 Elizabeth, b. July 10, 1804 ; m. Samuel H. Hunneman, June 3, 1825. 987 

3329 Susannah Richardson, b. May 4, 1806 ; m. Joseph C. Spear, Aug. 3, 

1837, a merchant in New York, who d. Dec. 11, 1841. 

3330 James Howe, b. Dec. 4, 1807 ; m. Sarah E. Wells, Nov. 23, 1841. 988 

3331 John, b. Aug. 28, 1809 ; ra. I. Maria S. Wells, Aug. 28, 1837. 989 

2. Harriet Morse, May 28, 1843. 

3332 Betsy Louisa, b. Dec. 20, 1811. — 3333 Mary Ann, b. Nov. 13, 1813. 

3334 Sarah Maria, b. Ap. 3, 1816. 

3335 Henry, b. Dec. 11, 1818; m. Elizabeth Garney, of New York, June 4, 
1844, who was b. Sep. 2, 1822. He d. Dec. 19, 1846, a. 28, leaving no 
issue. 

3336 Henrietta, b. May 2, 1821 ; d. Oct 14, 1831, a. 10. 

3337 Lydia, b. Feb. 3, 1824. 

480 JONATHAN PIERCE, [1154] m. EUNICE TOLMAN, Dec. 5, 1804, 
who was b. Jany. 16, 1782, and d. in Boston, Feb. 10, 1831. She 

was dau. of John and Hannah Tolman, and sister of Stephen, who m. Mary 
Pierce, sister of Jonathan. (See Par. 482.) 2. he m. CLARISSA BLAKE, 
Aug. 11, 1836, who was b. in Dcwchesten /any. 12, 1784. He is a furniture 
dealer in South Boston, ci . tAVU- i { o ^ S 

VII. Chil. the first four b. in Dorchester, the others in Boston. 

3338 John, b. Sep. 21, 1805; d. in Mobile, Alabama, Nov. 28, 1847, unmd. 

3339 Amasa, b. Ap. 10, 1807 ; m. Hannah Cummings, Sep. 12, 1837, who was 
b. in Hollis, N. H. 1814, the dau. of Thomas C. Amasa P. d. Feb. 24, 
1838, and his wid. m. Emerson, and resides at Hollis. 

3340 Henry, b. Mb. 8, 1809 ; drowned by the upsetting of a boat at the Balize, 

New Orleans, June 5, 1827, unmd. 

3341 Eunice, b. Jan. 27, 1811 ; d. in Boston, Ap. 12, 1822, a. 11. 

3342 Hannah Preston, b. May 1, 1813 ; d. Sep. 3, 1852, a. 39. 

3343 Lucy Inglee, b. June 17, 1815 ; m. Edwin Pronk, June 18, 1844, son of 
Dr. J. D. V. Pronk. He is an upholsterer, and resides in Dorchester ; had 
— 3344 Mary Pierce, b. May 30, 1845 ; — 3345 Henry Pierce, b. Ap. 10, 
1847 ; — 3346 Mira Preston, b. Feb. 26, 1850. 

3347 Mary, b. Dec. 6, 1818 ; d. Nov. 3, 1H44, a. nearly 26. 

3348 Martha, b. Feb. 26, 1821 ; d. May 26, 1846, a. 25. 

3349 Charles, b. Oct. 23, 1823 ; d. Sep. 8, 1826. 

3350 Matilda Eunice, b. Nov. 12, 1828. cL JoL 1%S^ 

481 DANIEL PIERCE, [1155] m. LYDIA DAVENPORT, May 10, 1803, 

dau. of Elisha and Lyd^a Davenport, of Dorchester. He was a cabinet 
maker in Dorchester, where he d. Nov. 1, 1848 ; his wid. is living at D. 

VII.. Chil. b. in Dorchester. 

3351 Elisha Davenport, b. Mh. 15, 1804 ; d. Aug. 8, 1843. Was a cabinet 

maker. 

3352 Daniel, b. Sep. 16, 1805 ; m. 1. Maria A. Howe, Sep. 16, 1835. 995 

% Sarah Gay, Jany. 1, 1850. 



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3353 Samuel Stillman, b. Mh. 27, 1807 ; ra. Ellen M. T. Wallis, Feb. 1836. 996 

3354 Elizabeth Glover, b. Mh. 18, 1809 ; d. May 23, 1848, a. 39. 

3355 Lydia Holden, b. Jany. 31, 1811. 

3356 Mary Glover, b. Sep. 6, 1812 ; d. Sep. 1, 1825. 

3357 Harriet, b. Dec. 2, 1813. 

482 MARY PIERCE, [1156] m. Capt. STEPHEN TOLMAN, Oct. 16, 
1806, who was b. Jany. 4, 1777, in Dorchester, son of John and Han- 
nah Tolman, and bro. of Eunice, who m. Jonathan Pierce, brother of Mary. 
(See Par. 480.) Capt. Tolman is a farmer, resides at Dorchester ; he com- 
manded a company of militia in the war of 1812, was stationed at Fort Inde- 
pendence, Boston Harbor. 

VII. Chil. b. in Dor. 

3358 Hannah, b. July 18, 1807 ; m. Ebenezer Pope, Ap. 5, 1832. 997 

3359 Mary, b. Dec. 13, 1808 ; m. Enos Howe, Dec. 24, 1829. 998 

3360 Stephen, b. Jan. 19, 1811 ; m. 1. Hannah C. Foster, Nov. 19, 1840, 
dau. of Joseph and Catherine Foster. She was b. in Dorchester, Feb. 1, 
1814, and d. Jany. 14, 1844, a. 30. 2. m. Caroline Sumner Sawyer, Nov. 
26, 1846, who was b. June 23, 1814, the dau. of Capt. George P. and Ju- 
dith (Hubbard) Sawyer, of Gloucester. No chil. 1851 ; he is a cabinet 
maker ; resides in Dorchester. 

3361 Rachel, b. Nov. 5, 1812 ; resides with her father, unmd. 

3362 John, b. July 14, 1814 ; d. Sep. 5, 18:^8, a. 24. 

3363 Clarissa, b. Dec. 18, 1815 ; m. Rev. William Wakerield, Jr. Oct 1846. 999 

3364 Richard, b. Sep. 30, 1817 ; m. Olivia Sweetser, Dec. 1, 1845. 1000 

3365 Albert, b. Feb. 13, 1824 ; grad. Am. Coll. 1845 ; was a Tutor 1848 

to 1851, and now, 1852, is Teacher in the ^' Young Ladies Institute,^' at 
Pittsfield. 

3366 Ann, b. Nov. 23, 1826 ; resides with her father, unmd. ; is Teacher, in the 

Grammar School. 

483 JAMES BLAKE, [1160] m. SUSANNAH CONANT, Nov. 3, 1799, 
who was b. in Warwick, May 29, 1783. He resided at Warwick, and 
d. Oct. 11, 1847, a. 73. 

VII. Chil. 

3367 Alexander, b. Nov. 16, 1800; m. Polly Ward, Nov. 18, 1824; had — 
3368 Alexander H. ; — 3369 Sarah Ann; — 3370 Charles, d. yg.; — 
3371 Mary Madelia ; — 3372 Warren H. 

3373 Elizabeth, b. Oct. 28, 1802; m. Metcalf Wellman ; had — 3374 Elmira, 
d. July 1850; — 3375 Charles; — 3376 Edward, d. yg. She d. Dec. 1840. 

3377 James H. b. Dec. 7, 1804 ; m. Mary Nichols ; lives in Dorchester ; had — 
3378 Milla T. ; — 3379 Henry ; — 3380 C. Edward. 

3381 Isaac, b. June 24, 1808 ; d. Nov. 10, 1809. 

3382 William H. b. July 15, 1810 ; d. Feb. 12, 1842. 

3383 Thomas H. b. Aug. 29, 1812; m. Eunice Ball, Dec. 1, 1841; — 3384 
Charles William, b. Oct. 7, 1842 ; d. Feb. 26, 1843 ; — 3385 Frederick 
Bremer, b. Jany. 26, 1844 ; d. Oct. 1, 1845; — 3386 Harriet Maria, b. 
Jany. 15, 1847 ; — 3387 Clara Elizabeth, b. Oct. 23, 1850. 

3388 Leonora, b. Ap. 14, 1815 ; m. James Harris Clap, of Dorchester, and d. 
Nov. 30, 1843 ; had — 3389 Helen Madelia. 

3390 Jonathan, b. Sep. 19, 1817 ; m. Caroline Johnson, June 26, 1844. 

3391 Charles E. b. Dec. 24, 1819 ; d. Jany. 28, 1827. 

8392 Martha S. b. Feb. 14, 1822 ; m. Windsor Drury, of Wendell. 
3393 John B. b. Dec. 25, 1825 ; d. Oct. 22, 1846. 



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484 SARAH BLAKE, [11621 m. FRANCIS LEONARD, Jany. 19, 1803, 
who was b. in Warwick, Oct. 16, 1777. He d. Jany. 6, 1843. Tbey 
resided at Warwick. 

VII. Chil. 
3394 Rebecca B. b. Dec. 5, 1804 ; m. Rev. Nahum Gould, Jany. 29, 1828 ; she 
d, Mb. 8, 1838 ; had — 3395 Sarah Leonard ; — 3396 Elizabeth Pierce : 

— 3397 Nancy Blake; — 3398 Ma rv Louisa. 

3399 John, b. June 13, 1806 ; m. Mrs. Louisa Jones, Mb. 5, 1832 ; had — 3400 

Levi Jones ; — 3401 Sarah Blake ; — 3402 Henry Fuller. 
3403 Sarah P. b. Jany. 20, 1808 ; m. George W. Moore, May 23, 1832 ; had — 

3404 John A. J. b. Feb. 28, 1837; —3405 Ellen Rebecca, b. May 15, 

1839 ; — 3406 Francis Leonard, b. Mb. 24, 1843. 

3407 Eunice, b. June 17, 1812 ; d. July 30, 1813. 

3408 Eunice, b. July 20, 1814 ; d. Feb. 3, 1815. 

3409 Francis, b. May 13, 1816 ; d. Nov. 13, 1816. 

3410 Francis, b. Oct. 19, 1817. 

3411 James Blake, b. Feb. 14, 1821 ; d. Nov. 12, 1824. 

485 Hon. JONATHAN BLAKE, [11631 m PATTY CONANT, January, 
1803, who was b. Oct. 23, 1786. Has been a County Commissioner, 

and Senator and Representative in the State Legislature, Town Clerk for many 
years, and distinguished as a Surveyor. He is gr. gr. son of James Blake, the 
famous Surveyor of Dorchester. 

VII. Chil. b'.'m Warwick. 

3412 John P. b. July 2, 1803 ; m. Zilpha Atwood, at Shoreham, Vt. 

3413 Mary Ann, b. July 28, 180.3 ; d. May 11, 1807. 

3414 Jonathan, b. Aug. 27, 1807 ; m. Mary Jerome, in New York city ; have 

— 3415 Mary Ann; — 3416 Spencer Cone; — 3417 Judson Jerome, 
'twins. 

3418 Mary Ann, b. May 6, 1810; m. Rev. Alvan Page, of Hawley, Jany. 8, 

1833, and d. Nov. 20, 1833, at Pembroke, N. Y. 

3419 Martha M. b. June 21, 1812 ; m. Frederick Clap, of Dorchester, May 17, 
1840, son of Capt. William Clap, of Dor. He is a tanner at Dorchester ; 
had — 3419» Julia Elizabeth, b. June 21, 1841;— 3419^ Frederick Au- 
gustus, b. Oct. 11, 1845 ; — 34193 Edward Blake, b. Mb. 11, 1851. 

3420 James E. b. July 31, 1817 ; m. Relief Smith, of Warwick, Nov. 15, 1841. 
He is a Surveyor at W. Had — 3421 Helen A. b. Sep. 6, 1842 ; — 3422 
Henry E. b. Oct. 9, 1844 ; — 3423 Mary, b. Jany. 31, 1849. All bom in 
Warwick. 

486 JAMES PIERCE, [1169] m. 1. MARY WITHINGTON, dau. of 
Isaac W. of Dorchester, Nov. 1825. She d. Mh. 1832. 2. he ra. 

MARY FRANCES PAYSON, dau. of Samuel P. of Dorchester, Nov. 1833 
Mr. Pierce was a tanner, resided in Dorchester, and d. Feb. 1839, a. 42. 

VII. Chil. by first wf. 

3424 James, b. Nov. 20, 1826 ; grad. at Har. College 1849. and at the Divinity 

School, Cambridge, 1852. d J^ih^il XCi t%S^h 

3425 Isaac Withington, b. July, 1828 ; is a c&rpemer at Dorchester. 

3426 A child, b. ; d. in infancy. 

Chil. by second wf. 

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487 HANNAH CLAP PIERCE, [1171] m. CHARLES STEARNS, Jr. 
Feb. 29, 1832. They reside at Brookline. He is a farmer. 

VII. Chil. 

3429 Charles Henry, b. Mb. 28, 1884 ; d. Sep. 21, 1835. 

3430 Charles Henry, b. Ap. 28, 1837. —3431 James Pierce, b. Feb. 10, 1840. 

488 ANN PIERCE, [1173] m. CLARK LEWIS HAYNES, Ap. 1835, a 
carpenter in Brookline. 

VII. Chil. 

3432 Ann Maria, b. May 21, 1836. —3433 Susan Frances, b. Mb. 16, 1841. 
3434 Frederick, b. Aug. 18, 1843. —3435 Elizabeth, b. Feb. 17, 1846. 

489 Dea. DANIEL PIERCE, [1174] m. 1. LYDIA HUMPHREY, Ap. 5, 
1808, who d. Dec. 14, 1812. 2. m. Mrs. NANCY RICHARDS, Sep. 

13, 1813, who d. June 6, 1851. He was a Captain in the Mass. Militia at Brook- 
line, and elected Deacon of the Congregational Church in Brighton, 1828. He 
is a farmer at Brookline. 

VII. Chil. by first wf. 
8436 Jonathan Mason, b. May 15, 1810; m. Frances Stetson, Ap. 15. 1833. 
Had — 3437 Mary Elizabeth, b. July 21, 1834 ; — 3438 Daniel Mason, b. 
July 23, 1837 ; d. Sep. 15, 1838 ; — 3439 Laura Jane. b. Nov. 26, 1839 ; 
d. Feb. 26, 1848 ; — 3440 Albert Mason, b. June 14, 1844 ; d. Aug. 6, 
1844. 
8441 Abigail C. b. Aug. 20, 1812 ; ra. Sherburne Dearborn, Ap. 15, 1833. She 
d. Oct. 24, 1851. They had — 3442 George P. b. July 23, 1836 ; — 3443 
Mary Louisa, b. 1839 ; — 3444 Abby Jane, b. 1842 ; — 3445 Emeline A. 
b. 1845 ; — 3446 Charles, b. Mb. 1848 ; — 3447 John S. b. Nov. 1849. 
Chil. by second wf. 
3448 Lydia, b. July 7, 1814 ; m. Isaac D. Hooper, Mb. 23, 1841, and had — 
3449 Arthur, b. Aug. 1842 ; d. in infancy. 

3450 Sarah Ann, b. Nov. 25, 1815 ; d. Feb. 27, 1825. 

3451 Elizabeth Payson, b. Mb. 21, 1817 ; d. Ap. 20, 1833. 

3452 Mary Louisa, b. June 3, 1822 ; d. July 13, 1825. 

490 SALLY PIERCE, [1175] m. 1. HERVEY WOODS, of Roxbury, 
Mh. 1819. 2. m. HENRY WILLARD, Sep. 1824, (of Warwick ?) 

VII. Chil. by first fd:/^^ 

3453 John Pierce, b. 1820 ; drowned at Winchester, 1825. 

Chil. by second ^i^o^ 

3454 Joseph, b. July 6, 1825 ; m. Julia Hichcock, 1850 ; had a dau. b. Sep. 1851. 
8455 John Pierce, b. Ap. 1827. 

491 Dea. JOEL PIERCE, [1176] m. 1. LYDIA HASTINGS, Mh. 13, 
1816, who d. Jany. 18, 1830. 2. m. HANNAH WHITNEY, of Roy- 

alston, Nov. 11, 1833. He resides at Warwick ? Is Deacon of the Baptist Church 
in Royalston. 

VII. Chil. by first wf. 

3456 Joseph, b. Ap. 10, 1817 ; d. Nov. 29, 1817. 

3457 Sarah, b. Nov. 18, 1818 ; m. Charles Hill, July 20, 1845 ; they had — 
3458 Julia Harriet, b. Aug. 30, 1846 ; — 3459 James E. b. Sep. 23, 1849. 

8460 Daniel, b. Mh. 9, 1821, twin. 
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3461 Joseph, b. Mh. 9, 1821, twin; in. Catherine Draper, of Warwick, Sep. 

1845 ; had — 3462 Mary, b. July 2, 1846. 
3463 Peter W. b. June 8, 1823. 

Chil. by second wf. 
3466 Jotham W. b. Feb. 23, 1834. — 3467 Franklin, b. Nov. 20, 1841. 

492 JAMES PIERCE, [1177] m. CYNTHIA BATCHELDER, of Roy. 
alston, Feb. 3, 1825 ; resides at Warwick. 

VII. Chil. 

3468 J^raes Dwight, b. Jany. 22, 1826 ; d. June 2, 1827. 

3469 James Dwight, b. Sep. 18, 1827. 

3470 Lucy Bachelder, b. Dec. 15, 1828. 

3471 Mary Ballard, b. May 17, 1831. 

3472 Geoi^e Henry, b. Mh. 18, 1833. — 3473 L. Maria, b. Nov. 5, 1834. 

3474 Harriet Rosilla, b. Feb. 8, 1837 ; was killed in the house by lightning, 

July 13, 1845. 

3475 Edward Kelton, b. Sept. 18, 1639. 

3476 Hannah Bartleit, b. July 12, 1841. — 3477 Charles Elmer, b. May 30, 1844. 

493 Dea. EBENEZER PIERCE, Jr. [1178] m. ABIGAIL SIMONDS, 
Jany. 4, 1826. He was a Captain in the Mass. Militia at Brookline, 
1825, and Dea. of the Orthodox Church at Royalston. 

VII. Chil. 

3478 Martha H. b. June 19, 1827 ; m. Otis Conant, Dec. 10, 1846 ; resides at 
Worcester ; had — 3479 Arthur, b. July 10, 1850. 

3480 Sarah Ann, b. Aug. 24, 1829 ; m. William H. Lawton, July 4, 1848 ; re- 
sides in Worcester ; had — 3481 William, b. Aug. 22, 1851. 

3482 Lydia Hastings, b. Feb. 13, 1832. — 3483 Ebenezer, b. Dec. 20, 1833. 

3484 Arthur Fessenden, b. Sep. 27, 1836. 

3485 Lucy Rebecca, b. Dec. 10, 1839. 

494 BETSY LEWIS, [11821 m. Dea. ELISHA HUNT, Nov. 13, 1808, 
a carpenter in Boston. He was a Deacon in Rev. Dr. Jenks^s Church in 

Green Street about ten years, and afterwards in the Mariners' Church on Fort 
Hill. Afterwards he removed to Dorchester, where he d. of dropsy, June 21, 
1845, a. 75. His wf. d. Dec. 24, 1818, a. 32, of consumption. She was the 2d 
wf. of Deacon Hunt. 

VII. Chil. 

3486 Elisha, b. June 16, 1810 ; m. Marie Loise Hill, of Virginia, in Blooming- 
ton, 111. May 1, 1851. He is a Portrait Pa'mter, and resides at Blooming- 
ton, 111. 

3487 William L. b. Aug. 29, 1812 ; m. Hannah S. Francis, Oct. 20, 1834. 1001 

3488 Susan Wild, b. Nov. 4, 1814. She was a medal scholar at the 
Boylston School in Boston, in which school she was a teacher seven years. 
Afterwards was a teacher at Roxbury, and then at Charleston, Va. and d. 
at C. of consumption, Ap. 4, 1846, a. 31. 

3489 Myra, b. Mh. 20, 1818 ; m. William Pettes, Oct. 5, 1840, formerly a me^ 
chant in Boston, now a farmer in Tremont, Tazewell Co. III. Had in Vi^ 
ginia — 3490 Susan Wild, b. July 17, 1841 ; — 3491 Myra Porter, b. Dec. 
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VII. GENERATION. 187 

495 EUNICE LEWIS, [1186] m. JOSEPH SHEPARD, of Canton, Sept. 
23, 1819. They have always resided in Dorchester, where he d. Mh. 
4, 1846, a. 49. His wid. is yet living. He was a chaise maker. 

VII. Chil. 

3492 Joseph Lewis, b. June 25, 1820 ; d. Feb. 15, 1831, a. 11. 

3493 Margaret Ulbiana, b. May 9, 1822 ; m. Robert Magoon Lapham, of Peni« 
broke, Jany. 19, 1842; he is a carpenter, resides in Dorchester; has — 
3494 Lydia Eloiza, b. Feb. 17, 1844; — 3495 Margaret Ulbiana, b. Mh. 
31, 1847. 

3496 Hannah Lewis, b. Dec. 11, 1825; m. Charles Thaxter Green, Nov. 28, 
1844, of Portland, Me. She d. Sep. 26, 1848, a. 22. Mr. Green is a car- 
penter in Boston ; had — 3497 Charles Joseph, b. Aug. 31, 1845 ; d. Sep. 
4, 1847 ; — 3498 Charles Joseph, b. Sep. 29, 1847 ; d. Feb. 6, 1849. 

3499 Eunice Caroline, b. Jany. 14, 1828 ; d. Jany. 24, 1831, a. 3. 

3500 Joseph Lewis, b. Ap. 21, 1834. — 3501 Mary Caroline, b. Ap. 27, 1836. 

496 Col. JOHN MILTON FESSENDEN, [1189] m. MARY PIERCE 
BUMSTEAD, May 21, 1834, the dau. of John Bumstead, who m. 

Frances Gore, the dau. of Samuel, and niece of Governor Gore. Col. Fessenden 
grad. at the Military School at West Point, 1824, was commissioned a Lieutenant 
that year, remained in the Army till 1831, when he resigned. Was Chief En- 
gineer in laying out and constructing several of the principal Railroads in New 
England, from 1831 to 1842, and started the first locomotive on the Worcester 
Railroad that was ever run in New England. - He has passed four years in Eu- 
rope, was appointed United States Consul at Dresden in Saxony by Pres. Fillmore 
in 1850, which office he resigned in 1851. Has been Colonel in the Mass. 
Militia, and received from Har. College the honorary deffrea of A. M. 1846. He 
b now, 1852, residing at Jamaica Plain. S 5i^ ^ • •^^ 2 / / ? ^6 

VII. Chil. ^ 

3502 John Bumstead, b. Mh. 9, 1835. — 3503 Francfe Gore, b. Sep. 21, 1836. 

3504 Mary Bradford, b. Feb. 28, 1838. ^ 

3505 Frederick Crore, b. Nov. 1, 1850, at Dresden, in Saxony, and/. Nov. 9, 1850. 

497 BENJAMIN BUCKNAM FESSENDEN, [1203] m. CHARLOTTE 
AUGUSTA LEVERETT, at Cincinnati, O. Oct. 24, 1829. She 

was the dau. of William and Charlotte Leverett, df Boston. Mr. Fessenden was 
educated at Har. Coll. but did not finish the usual course. After leaving college 
he studied law, and removed to Cincinnati, O. where he d. 1851, a. 45. 

VII. Chil. b. in Cincinnati, O. 

3506 Charlotte Ann, b. Oct. 31, 1830 ; m. Benjamin F. Kendall, of Boston, July 
23, 1850, who was b. in Boston, Dec. 12, 1828, son of Hugh R. He is a 
merchant in Boston. 

498 REBECCA ANN FESSENDEN, [1204] m. LUTHER JACOBS 
BARNES, Mh. 24, 1825, who was b. Dec. 11, 1798, the son of Ensign 
and Susannah (Jacobs) Barnes. Mr. B. is a merchant at Hingham. 
VII. ChU. ^' ^.^Acy;?c^. /fSr 

3607 Annie Fessenden, b. Jany. 21, 1826 ; m. R. Adams Ames, of Boston, May 

19, 1852. 
3508 Charles Benjamin, b. Ap. 12, 1829. 



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18B VII. 6EKERATIOK. 

499 CHARLES BUCKNAM FESSENDEN, [1205] m. SUSANNAH 
ELIZABETH SKINNER, Jany. 8, 1836, who was b. 1812, (the dau. 

of John and Hannah (Hurd) Skinner, of Charlestown.) He is a merchant in 
Boston. 

VII. Chil. 

3509 Annie Bucknam, b. Nov. 4, 1835. 

3510 Charles Bucknam, b. Dec. 3, 1840. -—3511 Benjamin, b. Aug. 2, 1848. 

500 ARTHUR FESSENDEN, Je. [1208] m. his cousin MARY HALL 
ELLIS, Sep. 27, 1819, who was b. June 13, 1789, (the dau. of Jesse 

Ellis, who m. Mary Hall, the dau. of Col. Hopestill Hall, Feb. 28, 1785.) Mr. 
Fessenden resided at Montreal, Can. where he was cashier of a bank. He d. 
Nov. 1826 ; his wf. having d. Feb. 22, 1824, a. 34. 

VII. Chil. 
3512 Mary Ellis, b. Sep. 8, 1820. — 3513 Arthur Ellis, b. Feb. 21, 1824. 

501 CHARLOTTE FESSENDEN, [1209] m. Dr. JOEL FREDERICK 
THAYER, Nov. 21, 1819, who was b. Oct. 3, 1797, (the son of Jona- 
than and Betsy (Faxon) Thayer, who settled in Braintree, afterwards moved to 
Windsor, Vt. and then to Amherst, N. H. Dr. Thayer studied medicine, became 
a Druggist, and now, 1852, holds an office in the Custom-house, Boston, residing 
atWatertown. Sy>^ cL CL^k. ]^ (SSi 

VII. Chil. 

3514 Frederick Fessenden, b. Dec. 17, 1820 ; m. Hannah Hersey, of Roxbury, 
A^^^ Dec. 15, 1 842. He grad . at Harv, QoJ JB40^ He was for several years settled 

' in the ministry at Gloucester ; afterwardls^at Chelmsford, and is now a drug- 

gist and apothecary at Boston, firm of Thayer, Hovey & Homer. 

3515 George Augustus, b. Oct. 19, 1824 ; m. Rachel Ella Cheever, of Saugus, 

Dec. 31, 1845. He is a druggist at Portland, Me. 

3516 Charles Edward, b. June 14, 1828 ; is a manufacturer of dye-woods in 

Boston. 

3517 Charlotte Ann, b. June 22, 1834. 

602 CHARLES P. FESSENDEN, [1210] m. Wid. MARY ANN (ARM- 
STRONG,) McDONOUGH, Nov. 2, 1846. He resided at Philadelphia, 
Pa. and d. Aug. 1, 1847, a. 49. 

VII. Chil. 

3518 Charles Edward, b. June 12, 1847. 



503 JOHN KIRKLAND FESSENDEN, [1214] m. ABIGAIL WAR- 
REN, of Waidoboro', Me. Oct. 18, 1829, who d. July 20, 1841, a. 34. 
He resides in Watertown, a color manufacturer. 

VII. Chil. 
3519 Warren, b. Oct. 10, 1830. — 3520 Marshall, b. May 9, 1833. 

8521 Benjamin Franklin, b. July 28, 1835; d. Aug. 31, 1836. 
a522 Sarah Jane, S May 22, 1837 ; d. June 29, 1839. 
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S04 HARRIET FESSENDEN, [12241 m. FRIEND CRANE, Nov. 23, 
1826, who was b. Dec. 2, 1797. He resides at South Boston, and is 
Superintendent of the House of Correction. 

VII. ChU. b. in Dorchester. ' 

3525 Emily Steyenson, b. Sep. 10, 1828 ; d. Mh. 25, 1833. 

3526 Samuel, b. Sep. 7, 1830. — 3527 Helen Louisa, b. July 12, 1835. ; 
3528 Elvira, b. Sep. 15, 1839. — 3529 Harriet Elizabeth, b. Ap. 7, 1847. li^JlL ^^ 



505 ARCHIBALD CALDER ANDERSON, [1227] m. CAROLINE 
FRANCES BURRILL, Feb. 17, 1828, in Roxbury, where they reside, 
who was b. Nov. 19, 1809. 



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VII. Chil. 

3530 Rebecca Frances, b. June 17, 1828 ; m. Henry A. Robinson, of Dorches- 

ter, Oct. 26, 1845, and resides at Neponset Village. Dorchester. 

3531 Benjamin Burrill, b. Dec. 15, 1830. cl MiC C^ IS. ifS^S^ 

8532 Lucy Burrill, b. Jany. 12, ^Mat\ m. Joseph Sterling, of Dorchester, Dec. /S33 

14, 1850 ; resides at Dorchester. 
3533 George Calder, b. Jany. 9, 1835. — 3534 Charles Henry, b. May 5, 1838. 

3535 Arthur Fessenden, b. Feb. 17, 1840. 

3536 Edward, b. July 7, 1843 ; d. Aug. 9, 1843. 

3537 Reuben Howard, b. Aug. 12, 1844. 

506 REBECCA JANE ANDERSON, [1229] m. GILBERT ANDER- 
SON, Oct. 29, 1839, (son of Samuel and Ann (Boggs) Anderson, of 
Warren Me.) where they reside. 

VII. Chil. 

3538 Maria, b. Feb. 20, 1842; d. Jany. 25, 1845. 

3539 Samuel Willard, b. June 6, 1845. — 3540 Otis Hugh, b. June 22, 1848. 

3541 Ann Rebecca, b. July 25, 1851. 

507 HANNAH ELIZABETH ANDERSON, [1230] m. Capt. HORACE 
WINCHENBACK, of Waldoboro', Me. Dec. 27, 1843, where Uiey re- 
side. 

VII. Chil. 

3542 Redington Reed, b. Nov. 10, 1850. 

508 SAMUEL SNOW, [1236] m. JERUSHA JACKSON, in Ashford,Ct. 
resided at Chaplin, (Ct. ?) 

VII. Chil. 

3543 Samuel Sheffield; — 3544 Lucy Elvira ; •— 3545 Roswell Robinson ; 
3546 Amos Wilson ; — 3547 Horace Palmer; — 3548 Frances Earle ; 
3549 Jerusha Brunette; — 3550 Hiram Augustus; — 3551 Caroline Amanda. 

509 HANNAH SNOW, [1242] m. CYRUS TRACY, in Windham, Ct. 
Mh. 3, 1808, (the son of Cyrus and Betsy (Palmer) Tracy.) He was 
b. at Windham, July 20, 1784, and now, 1852, resides at Lynn. 

VII. Chil. 

3552 George Anson, b. Jany. 16, 1809 ; m. Melissa Olds, Oct. 1, 1832. 1002 

3553 Era8musDarwin,hr.Sep.22, 1810; m. Maria Hatcher, Dec. 16,1834. 1003 

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190 VII. GEKERATION. 

ist minister, and was stationed at Hebron, Ct. Southbridge, South Boston, 
Newburport, Lynn and Williamsburg, and was also a lecturer on Anti- 
Slavery. In 1851, he resided at San Francisco, in the practice of the law ; 
I haa^ several chil. JJl^ 

JiLcu. 3565 Cyrus Mason, b."«i. 7, 1824 ; m. Carohne Needham, Mh. 20, 1848 ; he is 
O^ a clerk in the office of the City Clerk at Lyon ; had -r- 3556 Laura Caro- 

line. 

510 BENJAMIN F. LOCKE, [1261] m. ANN ELIZA HILL, Oct 31, 
1849. He is a farmer, and resides at Lexin'gton. 

VII. Chil. 

3557 Theodora Louisa, b. Feb. 1850. 

511 WILLIAM LOCKE, [1263] m. HARRIET LOCKE, [2660] dau. of 
Hammond Locke, Nov. 5, 1838. He resides in Lexington, 1852, on 
the farm of his ancestor, the first Joseph Locke. 

VII. Chil. 

3558 Emily, b. May 3, 1841 ; — 3559 Jane, May , 1844. 

3560 Austin W. June 8, 1852. 

512 STEPHEN LOCKE, [1264] m. PRISCILLA WELLINGTON, May 
20, 1833, who was b. Jany. 17, 1810, dau. of Abraham, of Waltham. 
He is a farmer at Lexington. 

VII. Chil. 

3561 A child, b. Mh. 30, 1834; d. same day. 

3562 Arabella, b. Dec. 18, 1835; d. young. 

3563 Stephen Everett, b. July 5, 1811. 

3564 Alden Wellington, b. Oct. 8, 1845. 

3565 Martha Ann, b. Mh. 18, 1849 ; d. young. 

513 NICHOLS LOCKE, [1265] m. BLOOMY DAVIS, June 5, 1838, who 
was b. at Sterling, Ap. 10, 1814, dau. of John and Bloomy (Haskell) 
Davis, of Holden and Sterling. They reside at Charlestown. 

VII. Chil. 

3566 Milton, b. Oct. 9, 1843. — 3567 Henry Ballard, b. Nov. 29, 1850.5 

514 AMOS LOCKE, [1266] m. RHODA BLODGETT, (dau. of James, 
of Lex.) May 31, 1834, who was b. May 6, 1813. He is a conductor 
on the Lex. Railroad, and resides at Lex. 

VII. Chil. 

3568 Elizabeth Augusta, b. ^ug* 16, 1835. 

3569 William Henry, b. June 17, 1838. 

3570 Warren Edgar, b. May 28, 1841. 

3571 Henrietta Maria, b. Aug 27, 1842. 

3572 Gardner Herbert, b. Nov. 10, 1851. 

515 MARY ANN LOCKE, [1268] m. CYRUS BUCKLAND, May 18, 
1824. He is master machinist and draughtsman at the U. S. Armory, 

Springfield. 

VII. Ch«. 

3573 Ann Maria, b. Mh. 6, 1825 ; m. George Frost Tannatt, Sep. 1845, who is 

a watchmaker at Springfield, and Imd a dau. b. June, 1846. 



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VII, GENERATION. 191 

8574 Elizabeth, b. Mb. 21, 1830 ; d. Ap. 4, 1830. 

3575 Cyrus £. b. Dec. 31, 18^; his occupation is '' machine drawing^' at 

Springfield. 

516 JOSEPH HARRINGTON, [1275] m. MARY SNOW, of Westford, 
May 3, 1821. He is a farmer, residing at Concord. His wf. was b. 
Ap. 4, 1791, and d. Jany. 17, 1846. 

VII. Chil. 

3576 Mary, b. Feb. 27, 1822 ; d. Jany. 4, 1835. 

3577 Lucy, b. Mh. 4, 1829. 

517 CiSilOLINE HARRINGTON, [1285] m. CHANDLER R. HUM- 
PHREY, of North Bridgewater. He is a worker in marble in Boston, 
residing at Neponset, Dorchester 

VII. Chil. 

3578 Caroline E. b. Sep. 20, 1827 ; m. William G. Kettell, [2151] Aug. 5, 1847. 

3579 Almira H. b. Ap. 24, 1829 ; m. Samuel B. Wheeler, Oct. 1847. 

3580 Ellen Jane, b. Aug. 11, 1833. 

518 MARY ANN LOCKE, [1313] m. EBENEZER LAKEMAN, Oct 1, 
1843, who was b. Nov. 5, 1817, at Groton, N. H. the son of Richard 
and Sally (Southwick) Lakeman. He resides at Charlestown. 

VII. Chil. the 1st b. at Lexington, the others at Charlestown. 

3581 Lydia S. b. Aug. 7, 1844. 

3582 Mary E. b. July 18, 1846 ; d. Dec. 8, 1848. 

3583 Ebenezer M. b. Oct. 20, 1847. 

519 CHARLES BURRILL LOCKE, [1314] m. LUCY A. CROSBY, July 
25, 1835, who was b. July 12, 1818, the dau. of William Crosby, of 
Boston. He resides in Boston, Venitian blind maker. 

VII. Chil. 

3584 Charles Burrill, b. Mh. 29, 1836. — 3585 Lewis P. b. Sep. 5, 1838. 
3586 Laura Ann, b. Mh. 5, 1841. — 3587 Eugene, b. Ap. 7, 1843 ; d. a. 17 mos. 
3588 Eugene, b. Feb. 20, 1844. — 3589 Emma Frances, b. Mh. 30, 1846. 

3590 Herbert, b. Mh. 7, 1849. 

520 LEWIS LOCKE, [1315] m. 1. LOUISA M. CALDWELL, of Bur- 
lington, Ap. 1840, who d. Dec. 18, 1844. 2. m. MARY DENNET, 

of Etna, Me. May 5, 1845, who d. Dec. 22, 1850. He went to Navada, Calif. 
Nov. 1851. He was a carpenter. 

VII. Chil. by first wf. 

3591 Louisa, b. June, 1841. — 3592 Lewis, b. Oct. 18, 1844. 

Chil. by second wf. 
3593 Augustus, b. Feb. 15, 1846. — 3594 Mary, b. Sep. 1848. 

521 ABIGAIL LOCKE, [1316] m. WILLIAM M. ROBERTS, of Weston, 
(where they reside,) Aug. 22, 1839. 

VII. Chil. 

3695 Oliver Augustus, b. 1840. 

3596 Charles Locke, b. 1842 ; d. Jany. 20, 1843. 

3597 Charies Locke, b. 1844. 



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3598 Mary Ann, b. 1846. 

3599 Abby Elizabetb, b. 1848 ; d. 1852. 

522 HARVEY TILESTON, [1330] m. LOUISA HEWES, Nov. 4, 1835, 
who was b. July 31, 1815, the dau. of Charles and Alice (Harrington) 
Hewes, of Waltham. He d. in Boston, Sep. 28, 1844, a. 32, and his wid. keeps 
a confectionary store on Hanover Street, boston. 

VII. Chil. 

3600 Louisa, b. Aug. 14, 1836. — Harvey, b. July 5, 1842. 

528 SAMUEL RUSSELL DUREN, [1345] m. SYBEL »AULDING, 
Dec. 12, 1826, who was b. Feb. 14, 1808, the dau. of Thomas and Pru- 
dence (Shedd) Spaulding. He is a farnrier, residing at Wobum, on a part of the 
farm formerly owned by the second William Locke, and which has ever since 
remained in the family. Has been a Selectman. 

Vil. Chil. 

3601 Samuel, b. Sep. 9, 1828. — 3602 William Henry, b. June 19, 1831. 

524 MARY DUREN, [1346] m. JOSEPH KENDALL, Dec. 28, 1826, 
who was b. June 30, 1803, son of Obadiah ; he d. July 1, 1831, a. 28, 
and she d. his wid. Oct. 12, 1851, a. 63. They resided at Wobum. 

VII. Chil. 

3603 Joseph Russell, b. May 24, 1828 ; m. Alice Cutler, Jany. 14, 1S52. He is 
a farmer at Woburn, residing on the homestead of his father. It lies near 
the old Locke farm, southerly, just above Kendall's Pond, and is a part of 
the farm of his first emigrant ancestor, Francis Kendall. 

525 WARREN DUREN. [1347] m. 1. MARY ANN MARRETT, June 
/g3J 2, ISea, who was b. Jany. 14, 1808. She d. Oct 4, 1839. 2. he m. 

MARY CHANDLER, Oct 18, 1848, who was b. May 22, 1820, dau. of William 
Chandler, Esq. of Lexington. He resides, 1852, at Lexington. 

VII. Chil. 

3604 Caroline Augusta, b. Oct. 25, 1835 ; d. May 13, 1852. 

526 ABRAHAM DUREN, [1349] m. PRUDENCE SIMONDS, Ap. 5, 
1842, who was b. July 19, 1824, the dau. of David and Rebecca 
Simonds, of (Alexander ?) N. H. He resides at Wobum. 

VII. Chil. 
3005 George Warren, b. Jany. 14, 1843. — 3606 Mary Ann, b. Feb. 25, 1847. 

3607 Elmina Rebecca, b. Dec. 11, 1848. 

527 DANIEL TENNY OILMAN, [1353] m. MARY M. J^NES, or 
JAMES, May 6, 1847. He resides in Wobum. 

VII. Chil. 

3608 Joseph Janes. — 3609 William Henry. 

528 JOHN RUSSELL OILMAN, [1354] m. ELIZABETH OLDS. 
VII. Chil. 

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YII. GEN£RATI01f. 198 

529 LUCY STONE, [1368] m. 1. CHARLES THOMPSON, May 29, 
(not Mh. as on p. 97) 1808. 2. m. JOHN BUSSELL, Feb. 4, 1822. 

VII. Chil. by2dmg. 

8612 Mary L. b. May 17, 1823 ; m. Luther S. Ammidown, Nov. 22, 1843, had 

— 3613 Albert H. b. Aug. 1846. 

630 MARTHA STONE, [1359] m. SAMDEL HALL, Jany. 1819. She 
d. Ap. 17, 1838, a. 51. 

VII. Chil. 

3614 Elijah, b. July 4, 1820. 

3615 Marth^Ann, b. Jany. 4, 1822. —3616 Samuel, b. Mh. 16, 1824. 

531 BETSY STONE, [1360]^ m. CHARLES MARBLE, Jany. 1, 1813- 
They reside at Hartland, Vt 

VII. Chil. 
3617 Maria, b. Jany. 21, 1814 ; m. Edward F. Churchill, Sep. 25, 1844, who A 
Aug. 13, 1846. They had — 3618 Elizabeth K. b. Sep. 29, 1845. 

3619 Mary L. b. Nov. 23, 1815. 

3620 Martha A. b. May 2, 1817 ; m. Richard D. Miller, Feb. 3, 1848, and had 

— 3621 Richard Henry, b. June 10, 1850. 

3622 Charies H. b. June 16, 1820 ; d. Aug. 10, 1835. 

3623 Miranda S. b. Feb. 6, 1822 ; m. Ralph Larabee, Oct. 26, 1845, and had — 
3624 Ida M. b. Ap. 22, 1847 ; — 3625 James M. b. Dec. 7, 1848 ; d. Nov. 
16, 1849. 

3627 Mercy Elizabeth, b. Jany. 26, 1825 ; m. Cornelius V. N. Kittredge, June 

10, 1850, and had — 3628 M. Adelaide, May 9, 1851. 
8629 Melissa Jane, b. Oct. 25, 1827 ; m. J. T. Dodge, Oct. 24, 1850. 
3630 James M. b. May 28, 1830 ; d. June 3, 1834. 

532 FANNY STONE, [1361] m. JACOB TUCKER, July 12, 1815. 
VII. Chil. 

8631 John, b. July 28, 1817. 

3632 Augustus, b. Nov. 10, 1819 ; m. Sarah J. Eaton, Mh. 2B, 1846, and had — 

3633 Charles E. b. Nov. 1848 ; — 3634 Fanny, b. July 25, 1851. 
3635 George, b. May 12, 1822 ; m. Susan D. Boomer, Nov. 25, 1850. 

533 LYDIA STONE, [1362J m. 1. JACOB MARBLE, Dec. 13, 1812, 
who d. Ap. 1813. 2 m. ISSACHER COMINS, Ap. 10, 1830, of Chariton. 

VII. Chil. by 1st mg. 
9636 Abigail, b. Dec. 3, 1813 ; m. Capt. Julius E. Tucker, Jany. 1, 1834. He 
was Town Clerk in Chariton, 1851 ; they had — 3636» Ellen A. b. Sep. 13, 
1836 ; d. Oct. 10, 1838 ; — 36363 Julius M. b. Sep. 5, 1841. 
Chil. by 2. mg. 
8637 Edward I. b. Nov. 16, 1835. 

534 SOPHIA STONE, [1363] m. LUTHER MARBLE, Ap. 1814, who 
was b. Mh. 8, 1793. 

VII. Chil. 
3688 Lucy, b. Oct 3, 1814; m. Albert Sherman, Nov. 1837, of Leicester; had 
—3689 Albert Augustus, b. Aug. 26, 1838 ; — 3640 Ellen Frances, b. Mb. 
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1841; — 3641 Mary Lucy, b. Feb. 1845; — 3642* Ann Sopbia, b. Dec. 
1848 ; — 3643 William Dexter, b. Oct. 1850. 
3644 Jacob, b. Jany. 25, 1816 ; m. Lucy Alverson, of Oxford, Oct. 1841, and 
bad — 3645 Jacob F. b. Nov. 1843. 

3646 Palmer, b. Aug. 7, 1817 ; d. Oct. 4, 1847. 

3647 Liberty, b. Mb. 31, 1819 ; m. Elizabeth W. Woodward, Dec. 1845, of 
Millbury; had — 3648 Charles Wilson, b. June 15, 1846; — 3649 Ann 
Elizabeth, b. Oct. 9, 1847 ; — 3650 Louisa Frances, b. July 28, 1849 ; — 
3651 George Woodward, b. June 4, 1851. 

3651i Lydia, b. Nov. 4, 1820 ; m. Russell B. Lovell, of Millbury, Mh. 1846, 
and had — 3652 Luther Merrilt, b. June, 1847 ; — 3653 Fanny Sophia, 
b. 1849. ' 
3654 Fanny, b. Aug. 5,1822; m.Fenton Barnes, of Auburn, Dec. 1844, (1843?) 
had — 3665 Elizabeth Frances, b. Sep. 1844 ; — 3656 Mary Adelaide, b. 
June, 1846 ; — 3657 Emma Orrilla, b. Aug. 1850. 
3658 Luther, b. July 27, 1824. — 3659 William H. b. May 28, 1826. 

3660 Sophia S. b. May 8, 1828 ; d. Oct 4, 1848, a. 20. 

3661 Calista Ann, b. Oct. 14, 1830. — 3662 Horace A. b. July 29, 1833. 

3663 Francis E. b. June 13, 1835. 

535 HANNAH STONE,* [1365] m. SIMEON RICH, Esq. of Charlton, 
July 2, 1812. She d. Feb. 22, 1837, a. 53. He moved to Oswego, 
N. Y. or its vicinity. 

VII. Chil. b. in (Charlton ?) 

3664 Salem, b. May 20, 1813. — 3665 Maria, b. Nov. 2, 1816. 
3666 Eliza, b. Ap. 16, 1822. ^ - 

536 SAMUEL STONE, [1366] m. BIilDAPETII YALE, of Lenox, Dec. 
15, 1812, who was b. Ap. 5, 1791. He d. June 1, 1827, at Augusta, 
N.Y. a. 40.^^4 ^0.4 cLtKKs. k/ /f^^^^^J^ 

VII. ChU. 

3668 Thomas Yale, b. Nov. 2, 1813 ; resided, 1850, at Ann Arbor, Mich. 

537 HARRIET STONE, [1369] m. 1. JOHN RICH, Feb. 28, 1815, who 
d. Sep. 24, 1819. 2. she m. AMOS WILLIAMS, Sep. 1, 1823, who 

d. Mh. 30, 1847. She d. July 31, 1851, a. 54. Mr. Williams was a farmer and 
clothier, at Charlton. 

VII. ChU. by Mr. Rich. 

3669 Jacob, b. Feb. 21, 1816 ; m. Elizabeth Moulton, Nov. 1837 ; they live at 

Oxford ; had — 3670 Stearns J. b. Dec. 31, 1838. 
3671 Ruth, b. Ap. 7, 1818; m. John G. Rich, Dec. 30, 1841; had — 3672 
Solon, b. June 19, 1845 ; d. Aug. 14, 1846 ; — 3673 Edward, b. Feb. 13, 
1848. 

Chil. by Mr. Williams. 
3674 John Rich, b. Mh. 10, 1825. —3675 Ebenezer Stone, b. June 5, 1828. 
3676 Achsah, b. Mh. 7, 1831 ; m. Elisha C. Taft, May 10, 1849 ; had — 3677 
Harriet J. b. May 24, 1851. 

538 MARIETTA STONE, [1370] m. THOMAS H. RICE, Ap. 26, 1829, 
who d. Feb. 13, 1838. 

VII. Chil. 

3678 Emily Maria, b. Mh. 7, 1830. — 3679 Cornelia Elizabeth, b. Oct 30, 1832. 



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589 CHARLOTTE LOCKE, [1373] m. JOHN WHITCOMB, Esq. Jany. 
18, 1810, who was b. at Littleton, Feb. 20, 1785, the son of John, who 
m. Samh Carter, of Charlestown, 1781 or '82. John, Jr. was a merchant in 
Fitchburg from 1806 to 180^, in company with his brother-in-law. In 1809, he 
moved to Hancock, N. H. where he has continued in business till now, 1853. 
Has been Town Clerk more than twenty years in H., Postmaster from 1812, and 
Jus. Peace from 1837. His wf. d. Jan. 16, 1811, a. 25. 

[Dec. 1813, he m. LYDIA HARTWELL, the dau. of Deacon John Hartwell, of Littleton. 
She d. July 1, 1828. By her he had — 1. Lydia Ann, b. 1816, who d. Sep. 4, 1831 ; — 2. 
John Hartwell, b. 1819 ; d. Jane 28, 1847 j —3. Charles Adams, grad. Har. College 1844, 
studied at the Law School at Cambridge, and was admitted to the Bar 1850, went to Califor- 
nia, and d. at San Francisco, May 20, 1851, in consequence of injuries received at the great 
fire on the 4th May. He was highly esteemed in his profession, and as a man. 4. Adolphus 
Carter ; grad. at Har. Col. 1847, studied law at Cambridge and Boston, and is, 1852, a 
Lawyer at San Francisco.] 

VII. Chil. by Istmg. 
3680 Charlotte Locke, b. Dec. 27, 1810 ; m. Erasmus Darwin Tuttle, June, 
1832, the son of Doct. Peter Tuttle, of Hancock, N. H. He was a merch. 
at Troy, N. Y. where he d. July 25, 1833, leaving one son — 3681 Adol- 
phus Darwin. Mrs. Tuttle resides with her father at Hancock. 

640 KEZIAH BULLARD LOCKE, [1374] m. JONATHAN HASKELL, 
Ap. 1808, the son of Solomon and Elizabeth (Davis) Haskell, of 
f(oa44Utt^ Fitchburg. She d. Feb. 26, 1822, a. 34. 

[ffr Tniriwrll m. Mary, (dau. of Jacob Haskell, Esq. of Harvard,) Dec. 4, 1823, who d. 
Sep. 21, 1825, leaving no issue. For a third wf. he m. Mary T. (dau. of David Stewart, Esq. 
of Amherst, N. H ) Nov. 15, 1826, who d. Dec. 29, 1843, the mother of Frederick Augustus, 
George Sawyer, and Sarah Francis. For a fourth wf. he m. Eunice Dole, (dau. of Stephen 
Dole, of Fitchburg,) by whom he has Mary Louisa.] 

Mr. Haskell has been a merchant in Fitchburg, but is, 1852, connected with 
the Railroad at that place. 

VII. Chil. by the Istmg. 
3682 Eliza Davis, b. May 5, 1809 ; m. Charles B. Sawyer, Ap. 1831 ; they had 
— 3683 Charlotte Elizabeth, b. Dec. 1839 ; — 3684 Isabel Frances, b. Dec. 
1843 ; — 3685 Mary A. b. Mh. 1849. 

3686 Charles Locke, b. Mh. 27, 1811 ; d. Mh. 1835. 

3687 Warren Fay, b. Jany. 24, 1814 ; d. July, 1816. 

3688 Henry Warren, b. Mh. 6, 1817. 

3689 Solomon Sawyer, b. Feb. 22, 1819 ; d. July, 1825. 

541 MARY WILDER, [1379] m. EBENEZER FARLEY, Sep. 17, 1816, 
who was b. Jany. 14, 1777, at Newcastle, Me. the son of John Farley, 
who m. Sarah Dennis, at Ipswich. Mr. E. Farley resides at Newcastle, was for- 
merly a tanner, but now, 1852, is a farmer. 

VII. Chil. b. at Newcastle. 

3690 Ephraim Wilder, b. Aug. 29, 1817, grad. at Bowdoin Coll. 1836, studied 
law with William J. Farley, Esq. of Thomaston, was ad nutted to the Bar 
1839, and resides at Newcastle ; was a member of the House of Reps, of 
Maine, 1852, and was elected a member of *Congress the same year. 

3691 Martha B. b. Dec. 20, 1818 ; d. Jany. 2, 1830. 

3692 Sally, b. Sep. 27, 1820 ; m. Charles Cooper, Sep. 1847, a merchant at 
Bangor, Me. They had — 3693 Charles, b. 1849, and — 3695, a son, b. 
Jan. 1, 1852. 

3696 Frederick, b. Ap. 4, 1824 ; d. Oct. 31, 1841. 

3697 Charles, b. Feb. 24, 1829 ; is a mariner. 

3698 Mary, b. Oct. 11, 1830. 



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196 VII. GENEEATIO.N. 

542 GEORGE W. WILDER, [1380] m. t Jany. 24. 
1819. Resides at South Reading. 

VII. Chil. 
3699 Eliza, b. Oct. 15, 1822. —3700 George W. b. July 6, 1824. 

543 EPHRAIM WILDER, [1382] m. REBECCA HUNT, 1828. He re- 
sided at Templeton, 1850. 

VII. Chil. 
3701 Mary Ann ; —3702 Nancy ; —3703 Caroline. 

3704 Catherine ; m. Ezra L. Wheeler, in Templeton. 

544 NANCY WILDER, [1387] m. B gEKIEL KENDALL, of Steriing, 
Feb. 3, 1823, the son of Ezra and Betsy Kendall. He is a fanner at 
Sterling, 1850. 

VII. Chil. 

3705 Ann Elizabeth, b. ; m. Theodore Brown, Aug. 1845, a far- 

mer in Sterh'ng. 

3706 Lydia Conant, b. • ; d. in infancy. 

3707 Eunice Wilder, b. ; m. Clinton Haywood, May, 1849, a car- 

penter at Sterling. 

3708 Eliza Putnam, b. 

545 LUCRETIA WILDER, [1390] m. GEORGE L. STEWART, June 

30, 1835, son of Samuel and Dolly Stewart He was a farmer at 
Sterling, 1850. 

VII. Chil. 

3709 Ellen Elizabeth ; — 3710 Harriet Maria ; 
3711 LucretiaAnn; — 3712 Greorge Samuel. 

546 BETSY POPE, [1395] m. JACOB CONANT, Esq. of Sterling, Jany. 

31, 1816, who was b. at Stow, Jany. 13, 1783, (the son of Samuel and 
Lydia (Walker) Conant,) and d. Sep. 4, 1839. 

[Mr. Conaut 1. m. Relief Burpee, May 10, 1809. dau. of Moses and Elizabeth rEcDdall) 
Burpee, of Sterling. She d. at the age of 24. By her he had, 1. Edwin, who grad. at Har. 
Coll. 1829 J m. Maria, (dau. of Joseph Esiabrook, of Royalston, Oct. 8, 1833,) who d. at 
Worcester, Aug, 25, 1848, a. 38. He is a lawyer, residing at Worcester. 2. Kendall, d. 
1816, a. 4] 

Mrs. Conant resides at Sterling. 
VII. Chil. 

3713 Nancy Pope Howe, b. Nov. 30, 1828. 

547 Capt. JOSIAH POPE, [1398] m. ^LYDIA JACKSON COTTON, 
June 30, 1825, who was b. Jany. 1, 1806, and d. Ap. 23, 1829, a. 23. 

She was the dau. of the Rev. Ward Cotton, of Boylston, who m. Rebecca Jack- 
son, dau. of Thomas Jackson, of Plymouth. Capt. Pope is a merchant, formerly 
at Sterling, then twelve years at St. Louis, Mo. and now, 1853, at Boston. 

VII. Chil. 

3714 Lucretia Ann, b. Jany. 3, 1827 ; m. Dr. Samuel Dickerman, Dec. 3, 1850, 
who was b. at Brattleboro', Vt. Jany. 4, 1826, the son of Dr. John Locke 
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648 JOEL WILDER, Jr. [1400] m. DEBORAH WHITMAN, of Bridge- 
water, 1828 ; he was a mercnant at Laocaster, where he resides. 

VII. Chil. 
3715 George Waite ; — 3716 Fraocis Whitman ; — 3717 Edward Everett 

549 CAROLINE AMELIA WILDER, [1401] m. ROBERT ANDREWS, 
Oct. 1, 1834. He is a copperplate-prioter in Boston, residing at West 
Cambridge. He was b. Jany. 2, 1805, the son of John Andrews, of Boylston, 
who m. Margaret Parker, of Holden. _ /'^ cL- di^ H JT > ItiTG^ Ck^ ^I 

VII. Chil. 
3718 Charles Dana, b. July 1835 ; — 3719 Caroline Louisa, b. July 1838 ; 

3720 Robert Henry, b. Ap. 1847. 

560 CHARLES JOSIAH WILDER, [1402] m. ELIZA CARTER, June, 
1838, who d. at Boston very suddenly, July 18, 1^51, a. 39. He is a 
farmer residing at Lancaster on the farm formerly his father's. 

VII. Chil. 

3721 Joel Thomas, b. 1840; d. 1844. 

3722 George Waite, b. 1843 ; d. 1843. 

3723 Charles Francis, b. 1847. 

551 JULIA ANN WILDER, [1403] m. Dr. AUGUSTUS ROBBINS,Sep. 
24, 1835, of Harvard, son of Jacob and Olive ( Willard) Robbins. He 

received the degree of M. D. at Cambridge in 183*2 ; resided at Harvard and 
Holden until 1849, when he moved to Brooklyn, N. Y. 

VII. Chil. 

3724 Alfred Augustus, b. in Harvard, July 6, 1836. 

3725 Olive Susannah, b. in Holden, July 8, 1839. 

552 ALFRED MONTROSE WILDER, [1404] m. LYDIA ESTHER 
BABCOCK, Nov. 9, 1835, who was b. Ap. 27, 1816, at New Lebanon, 

N. Y. Mr. Wilder entered Harv. Col. about 1822, but preferring a mercantile 
life, he left Col. before he had completed the usual course. He has resided in 
Brunswick, N. Y. but is now a merchant at Brooklyn, N. Y. 

VII. Chil. ; the 1st b. at Brunswick, the others at Brooklyn. 

3726 Emma Carleton, b. Oct. 8, 1^36 ; d. Jany. 11, 1837, at Brooklyn. 

3727 Emma Carleton, b. Aug. 28, 1838. 

3728 Ella Hampton, b. Dec. 6, 1840. 

3729 Alfred Montrose, b. May 19, 1844. 

553 JOSIAH WILDER, [1408] m. SUSAN B. MAYNARD. Sep. 25, 
1841, who was b. July 3, 1818, and d. Mh. 26, 1848. She was dau. of 

Joseph and Ann (Bragg) Maynard, of Lancaster. He resides with his father on 
the farm that has been in the family over a century. 

VII. Chil. 

3730 Josiah Harrison, b. Sep. 18, 1812. — 3731 Ella Susan, b. Dec. 11, 1845. 

554 MARTHA WILDER [1409] ra. HENRY T. TAYLOR, Ap. 28, 
1841, who was b. July 22, 1816,' the son of William and Lydia Taylor, 
of Littleton, where he resides ; is a farmer. 

VII. Chil. 

3782 Maria Wilder, b. Aug. 7, 1845. — 3733 WiUiam Henry, b. Feb. 6, 1847. 



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555 Col. BIARSHALL PINCKNEY WILDER, [1410] ra. 1. at Rindge, 
N. H. TRYPHOSA JEWETT, Dec. 31, 1820, who was b. Dec. 27, 
1799, and d. July 31, 1831, a. 32. She was the dau. of Dr. Stephen and Nancy 
(Colburn) Jewett, of Rindge. 2. m. ABBY BAKER, Aug. 29, 1833, who was 
b. Aug. 4, 1810, the dau. of Capt. David and Jemima (Richardson) Baker, of 
Franklin, and sister of the Rev. Abijah R. Baker, of Lynn. 

Col Wilder was early associated with his father in trade at Rindge, N. H. from 
which place he removed to Boston in 1825, and has been successfully engaged in 
mercantile pursuits under the firm of Wilder & Payson, Wilder & Smith, and 
now Parker, Wilder & Co. His residence is at " Hawthorne Grove," in I>or- 
chester, where he has extensive gardens and green-houses, in which is to be found 
one of the finest collection of fruits and flowers. His success in bringing the 
camellia japonica and the pear to perfection is unrivalled. 

He was an original member of the " Mount Auburn Cemetery Association," 
and of the " Massachusetts Horticultural Society," and of the latter was Presi- 
dent eight years, when he resigned and was elected President of the " Norfolk 
County Agricultural Society." At the meeting of the " National Convention of 
Fruit Growers,'* held at New York in 1848, he was chosen its President, and on 
its union with the " North American Pomological Convention," under the name of 
the " Pomological Society," he was again appointed its President He was highly 
instrumental in the formation of the ^^ Massachusetts BolCrd of Agriculture," and 
which has since become a department of the State government 

On the organization of the *' United States Agricultural Society" at Washing- 
ton in 1852, he was also chosen its first President. On the decease of the 
lamented Downing, he was appointed to deliver his eulogy, which he did before 
the " Pomological Congress " at Philadelphia, Sep. 13, 1852. 

His exertions in the cause of agriculture have been untiring, and there is no one 
who has done more to improve the quality of our fruits, and the fostering a 
love for farming ; and his many addresses before societies, and his communica- 
tions in various periodicals have had a great influence in producing a higher state 
of cultivation through the country. 

Col. Wilder was in commission in the New Hampshire Militia, represented 
Dorchester in the Mass. Legislature in 1839, was a member of the Executive 
Council in 1849, and Senator from the County of Norfolk in 1850, and although 
a new member of that body, he was chosen its presiding officer. 

VII. Chil. by first wf. 

3734 Marshall Pinckney, b. Jany. 15, 1822 ; m. E Clara Churchill, July 17, 

1844, of Portland, Me. He is a merchant in Boston. 
37;J5 Eurydice, b. June 11, 1823; d. Oct 4, 1824. 
. . 373tt Nancy Jewett, b. Feb. 19, 1825. 

^ cl L( c^ 3737 Lucius JnHxro, b. Oct 27, 1826; is a merchant, has been at Sacramento 
City, Cal. the last three years. 

3738 Maria Louisa, b. July 28, 1828 ; m. Ambrose Wager, Esq. of Rhinebeck, 
N. Y. Sep. 26, 1850. She d. at Rhinebeck, of consumption, June 2, 1852, 
a. nearly 24, leaving one child, which has since d. 

3739 William Henry, b. July 15, 1830 ; d. Aug. 31, 1831. 

Chil. by 2d wf. 

3740 AbbieTryphosa, b. May 22, 1834; —3741 William Henry, b. Mh. 17, 1836. 
3742 Sarah Jane, b. Sep. 29, 1841 ; —3743 Samuel Locke, b. Oct. 2, 1843. 

3744 Anna Jemima Richardson, b. June 30, 1845. 

3745 Grace Sherwin, b. Ap. 23, 1851. 



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556 FREDERICK ADOLPHUS WILDER, [1412] ra. APPHIA TYLER, 
Jany. 28, 1828. Mr. W. is a farmer at Rindge, N. H. 

VII. Chil. 

3746 Charles H. b. Aug. 15, 1829. 

3747 Mary Ann, b. June 11, 1832 ; d. May 7, 1889. 

3748 Mary Ann, b. May 15, 1846. 

557 MARY ANN WILDER, [1413] m. Rev. ALBERT B. CAMP, Feb. 
3, 1829. She d. Dec. 25, 1830, a. 24. Mr. Camp was a native of 

Litchfield, pt. was ordained over the Second Church in Ash by, where he re- 
mained some years and then removed to Bridgewater, Ct. and afterward to Bris- 
tol, Ct. where he now resides. He m. for a 2d wf. Frances Ann Stearns, dau. of 
Dea. Otis Steams, of Leominster, who m. Lucy Wilder, (see Par. 685.) 

VII. Chil. by Istmg. 

3749 Nancy Elizabeth, b. July 23, 1830. 

558 JOSIAH WILDER, (1415) m. ELIZABETH F. FOSDICK,May 13, 
1835, dau. of Dca. David Fosdick, of Charlestown. He is a merchant 
at Rindge, N. H. in com. with his brother-in-law, Mr. Sherwin. 

VII. Chil. ^^ ct. J^Li-y 2^^ i^S5 

3750 Francis L. b. Nov. 8, 1836 ; — 3751 Anna E. b. Ap. 30, 1842. 

559 MERSILVIA WILDER, [1416] ra. STEPHEN BAXTER SHER- 
WIN, her cousin, Ap. 16, 1835, son of William Sherwin, of Rindge, 
N. H. Mr. Sherwin is a merchant at Rindge. 

VII. Chil. 

3752 William F. b. Feb. 12, 1836. 

3753 Ellen A. b. Oct. 7, 1838, d. July 1, 1847. 

3754 Henry H. b. Sep. 2, 1840 ; — 3755 Emma M. b. Feb. 24, 1844. 
8756 Marshall Pinckney Wilder, b. Jany. 7, 1848. 

3758 Edward Baxter, b. Mh. 26, 1851. 

560 SAMUEL LOCKE WILDER, Jr. [1418] m. ANNA SILSBY, Oct. 
15, 1845, of Charlestown, N. H. where he resides ; is a merchant. 

VII. Chil. 

3759 Frederick, b. Ap. 2, 1849. 

561 MARY LOCKE, [1424] m. CHAUNCY WRIGHT, Jany. 11, 1827. 
They reside at Moravia, N.Y. S^ cL. /7**^1 ' ^* iTSCc 
VII. Chil. 

3760 Franklin D. b. June 24, 1828. 

3761 Lovisa, b. Mh. 1, 1831 ; d. Mh. 2, 1832. 

3762 William, b. Jany. 15, 1833 ; d. July 2, 1833. 

3763 Caroline E. b. Mh. 6, 1835. 

3764 John A. b. May 4, 1838. — 3765 George L. b. Ap. 23, 1843. 

562 Col. HENRY W. LOCKE, [1426] ra. TEMPERANCE WOOD, Dec. 
22, 1833. He resides at (Moravia, N. Y. ?) 

VII. Chil. 
3766 Henry A. b. June 9, 1837. — 3767 John, b. Dec. 29, 1838. 

3768 Mary L. b. Dec. 15, 1839 ; d. Sep. 15, 1841. 

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563 HARRIET LOCKE ALEXANDER, [1428] m. JOHN BUTLER, 
Nov. 27, 1815, of Winchester, N. H. who was b. Ap- 30, 1789. He is 
a farmer at Winchester. 

VII. Chil 

3770 John L. b. May 18, 1817 ; m. Susannah A. Percival, Nov. 21, 1849, who 

was b. at Glover, Vt. Nov. 20, 1832. He is a farmer at Winchester. 

3771 Harriet Locke, b. Mh. 19, 1820 ; m. Farnum F. Lane, Oct 29, 1846, who 
was b. Mh. 15, 1816, at Swanzey, N. H. They had — 3772 Hattie Ma- 
ria, b. July 21, 1849. Mr. Lane is the son of Ezekiel and Rachel 
Thayer (Fish) Lane, of Swanzey. He received his educatioi^at the Acad- 
emy at New Ipswich, N. H. and at Hancock, N. H. read law with Mr. Ed- 
wards, of Keene, N. H. was admitted to the Bar, July, 1843, and is in the 
practice of Law at Keene. 

3773 Adeline S. b. Jany. 20, 1825 ; m. John Cook, Jr. a merchant, Jany. 1, 
1846, who was b. Nov. 4, 1823. She d. Sep. 25, 1849, a. 24. They had 

— 3774 Ada E. b. Mh. 14, 1847. 

3775 Sarah A. b. Ap. 1, 1829 ; m. Darius Johnson, of Greenfield, N. Y. Oct. 21, 
1847. Had — 3776 Adeline B. b. Oct. 26, 1849. Mr. J. is a farmer. 
3777 Lucy A. b. Ap. 3, 1833. — 3778 Parker C. b. Dec. 9, 1835. 

3779 Charles H. b. Nov. 5, 1838. 

564 EMILY ALEXANDER, [1430] m. SAMUEL RIPLEY, of Winches- 
ter, N.H. Ap. 25, 1819, who was b. Aug- 15, 1795, and d. Aug. 5, 

1849, in Wir.chester, a. 54. He was the son of William Ripley, and was a mer- 
chant doing business at Jamaica, Vt. Townshend, Vt Winchester, N. H. and 
Boston. 

VII. Chil. - 

3780 Helen Louisa, b. at Jamaica, Vt. Sep. 11, 1820; m. Ira Watts, Sep. 7, 
1848, of Maiden. He resides in Boston ; she d. Feb. 3, 1851, a. 30 ; had 

— 3781 Helen Louisa, b. 1850 ; d. Oct. 1650. 

3782 Emily Frances, b. Sep. 14, 1822, at Townshend, Vt m. William Heary 
Worthen, of Thetford, Vt. Sep. 2, 1841 ; who is a manufacturer of musrcal 
instruments in Boston. They had — 3783 Charles Henry, b. Sep. 10, 1841, 
d. Nov. 26, 1848; — 3784 William Henry, b. May 6, 1851. 

3785 Samuel Williams, b. Feb. 19, 1825, in Townshend, Vt m. Sarah E. Pratt, 
in Boston, Jany. 3, 1850. He is a merchant in ^Eoston. They had — 
3786 Charles Theodore, b. Dec. 1, 1850. SU cL ^^fi>^ iF. \%S^ 

3787 Mary Ann, b. in Boston, Sep. 22, 1827; m. Charles Tozer, of Waterville, 
Me. June 7, 1846, in Boston. He is an engine builder. They had — 
3788 Helen Augusta, b. Jany. 22, 1849 ; have buried two. 

3789 Marcia Amelia, b. in Winchester, N. H. Oct 22, 1829 ; m. Lloyd S. Driggs, 

Nov. 22, 1849, who is a merchant in Boston. 

3790 Theodore, b. in Winchester, N. H. Dec. 23, 1835. 

3791 James Elliott, b. in Winch. Aug. 5, 1837. 

565 JOSIAH LOCKE, [1433] m. ELIZABETH W. WILLARD,of Ash- 
bumham, Oct 18, 1827, the dau. of Capt John and Deborah WiYlard. 

He formerly resided at Ashburnham and Ashby, and 1851, was at South Reading. 
Is a shoemaker. 

VII. Chil. 

3792 Charles E. b. July 4, 1828, at Ashby. Jj a . . ^rv J/jr 

3793 John W. b. Ap. 10, 1831, at Ashburnham. H< OCc^l^U <^Cc J ^^^ 

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666 LYDIA EMERSON, [1484] m. Oapt THOMAS WILLIAM PRE- 
LON, Sep. 3, 1821, who was b. Nov. 1798, in New York, and d. May 

16, 1847, a. 48. He was a Captain in the U. S. Navy, and served for a long 
period on the coast of Africa. 

VII. Chil. 

3795 Thomas William, b. Aug. 6, 1823, at Norwich, Vt. ; gracL at .thejiilitary -, 

School at Norwich, and in 1851 was in California. uJ\4^£n^^^li^ jr*^^^ loo^ 

3796 James Sidney Cox, b. Jany. 10, 1825 ; d. Nov. 10, 1825. ' JT^/TT 

3797 Anna Emerson, b. '^'^'^ 

667 MARY S. W. LOCKE, [1436] m. Rev. GEORGE W. HATHA- 
WAY, Mh. 20, 1835, who was b. in Freetown, Dec. 11, 1807, grad. at 

Williams College 1827, and at Andover Theological Institution, 1830, was or- 
dained over the Congregational Church at Bloomfield, Me. Mh. 20, 1833, where 
he now, 1852, resides. She d. Mh. 14, 1849, a. 41. Mr. Hathaway m. 2« her 
sister, ANN L. [1437] 1850 or '51. 

VII. Chil. by 1st mg. 

3798 Josiah Locke, b. Mh. 20, 1836. — 3799 Philo, b. Aug. 28, 1837. 

3800 Emily BaUard, b. Mh. 30, 1839 ; d. July 6, 1840. 

3801 Sarah Croswell, b. Feb. 22, 1841. 

3802 Margaret Wmslow, b. Feb. 1, 1843. 

3803 Susan Patterson, b. Mh. 22, 1845. 

3804 Martha Nichols, b. Dec. 31, 1846. — 3805 Mary, b. Feb. 17, 1849. 

668 LYDIA LOCKE, [1447] m. JOHN LEACH, 1814, in Litchfield, 
N. Y. He is a farmer, resides at Ellington, Chatauque Co. N. Y. 

VII. Chil. 
3806 Julia Ann, b. ; m. Bush, a farmer, has a number of 

chil. ; resides in State of N. Y. 
8807 Enfield, b. ; m. ; has one child. He is a merchant 

at Randolph, Cattaraugus Co. N. Y. 

3808 Loisa Ann, b. ; m. Anderson. He is a farmer in Ellington, N. Y. 

669 FANNY LOCKE, [1452] m.Rev. LUCIUS C.ROGERS,Nov. 16, 1824, 
who was b. in Litchfield, Herkimer Co. N. Y. Dec. 2, 1801. He is a 

minister of the Meth. Episcopal Church, and resides at Augusta, Oneida Co. N. Y. 

VII. Chil. 

3809 Rufus Locke, b. Dec. 12, 1826, at Litchfield ; resides at Watertown, N. Y. 

3810 Eliphas Hibbard, b. Jany. 12, 1830, at Litchfield ;' m. Lucy Goss, Sep. 17, 

1851. He is a farmer at Augusta. 

3811 Lucius Henry, b. Mh. 20, 1834, at FayeUeville, N. Y. 

3812 John Emery, b. Jany. 28, 1837, at Litchfield. 

3813 Fanny Amelia, b. Ap. 19, 1840, at Augusta. 

670 HENRY LAURENS EASTON, [1465] m. ELIZABETH DEVEN- 
DORFF, of Columbia, N. Y. Dee. 30, 1827. She is of German pa- 

rentage, and was b. July 23, 1806, at Columbia. He is a fanner at Cedar- 
Tille, a Justice of the Peace, and has been a member of the New York Legis- 
lature. 

y II. Chit. The first two b. in Columbia, the others at Litchfield. 

3814 Hannah E. b. Feb. 5, 1829 ; ro. WiUiam S. Holcomb, Jany. 4, 1848, who 



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was b. May 12, 1827, in Litchfield, and d. Sep. 4, 1851, a. 24, leaving — 
3815 E. Brandon, b. Jany. 17, 1849 ; — 3816 Ralph, b. June 27, 1850. 

3817 Ellen K. b. May 26, 1830. — 3818 Mahlon D. b. Mh. 9, 1834. 

3819 Charlon, b. May 16, 1835. — 3820 Francis E. b. Oct 20, 1841. 

671 HARVEY EASTON, [1469] m. MARIA HUGHES, in Hinsdale, 
Oct 9, 1832, who was b. in Lanesboro', May 2, 1809. He is a fanner 
at Martinsburg, N. Y. and has been commissioned a Jus. of the Peace. 

VII. Chil. b. in Martinsburg. 
3821 Charles, b. Nov. 8, 1835. —3822 Talcott, b. June 13, 1837. 

3823 Lydia, b. Aug. 30, 1839. —3824 Maria, b. Jany. 25, 1846. 

3825 Chester, b. May 6, 1848. 

672 WILLIAM LYMAN EASTON, [1470] m. EMELINE HENRY, 
Feb. 5, 1828, who was b. at Lowville, N. Y. Mh. 2, 1810. He began 

business as a printer, published a newspaper in Lewis Co. N. Y. about 1^6. 
Was afterwards a merchant, has been cashier of the " Village Bank," and broker, 
and held the office of Surrogate in the County. Resides at Lowville. 

VII. Chil. b. in Lowville. 

3826 Candace C. b. Sep. 12, 1829 ; d. Aug. 7, 1847. 

3827 Emily H. b. July 22, 1831. —3828 Henry, b. Nov. 28, 1833. 
3829 William L. b. Nov. 28, 1835 ; d. Aug. 1, 1845. 

8830 Mary, b. Oct 14, 1887 ; d. June 10, 1839. 

8831 Charles, b. Ap. 17, 1839 ; d. Ap. 22, 1839. 

3832 Charles L. b. June 10, 1840. — 3833 Mary, b. Sep. 16, 1842. 

3834 Ellen, b. Ap. 25, 1844. — 3835 Fanny, b. Mh. 20, 1846 ; d. Ap. 6, 1846. 
8836 William, Locke, b. May 3, 1847. — 3837 Amelia, b. Nov. 4, 1648. 

673 FANNY EASTON, [1471] m. Db. FRANCIS ETHERIDGE, Aug. 
3, 1831, at Warren, N. Y. who was b. at Herkimer, N.Y. July 11, , 

1806. He resides at( St Johflo ville, Montgomery Co. N. YJ He grad. at the/ £^3 
" College of Physicians and Surgeons of the Western District^f N. York," 1828. 

VII . Chil. the first 4 b. at Warren, the 5th at St Johnsville, the last 2 
at Columbia. 

3838 Charles, b. Nov. 28, 1833. — 3839 Emma M. b. Jany. 5, 1836. f(^J 

3840 Locke, b. Dec. 12, 1837. — 3841 Sarah, b. Jany. 13, 1840. 

3842 Francis, b. Jany. 27, 1842. —3843 James Henry, b. Mh. 20, 1844. 

8844 Mary C. b. Aug. 12, 1846 ; d. Oct. 3, 1847. 

674 Doct CHARLES LEE EASTON, [1472] m. 1. SOPHRONIA 
STARKWEATHER, Jany. 19, 1836, who was b. May, 1817, and d. 

Dec. 6, 1836, a. 19. She was dau. of David, of Warren, N. Y. and gr. dau. of 
Asher Starkweather, who cam6 from Lebanon, Ct She lefl no chil. 2. Dr. 
Easton m. CLARISSA LOCKE, [1513] July 14, 1848, in Sherburne, N. Y. the 
dau. of Collins Locke ; she was b. Ap. 23, 1814. Dr. E. received his medical 
education at the " College of Physicians and Surgeons in the Western District of 
New York ;^^ has been in practice at Cedarville till 1850, when he engaged in 
mercantile business at same place. 

VII. Chil. 

8845 Sophronia Elizabeth, b. Aug. 2, 1849 ; d. Feb. 27, 1851. 

8846 Clarissa Melissa, b. June 17, 1852. 

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676 ISAAC T. HAMILTON, [14771 in. JOANNA PELLETT, Feb. 21, 
1838, of Little Falls, N. Y. He is an iron moulder at Utica, N. Y. 

VII. ChU. 
4847 Isaac Henry, b. Ap. 29, 1839, in Norwich, N. Y. ; d. July 26, 1839. 

3848 Charles Josiah, b. July 2, 1840 ; d. Feb. 19, 1851, in UUca. 

3849 Fanna Pamelia, b. July 2, 1842, in Litchfield, N. Y. 

8850 William Hoit, b. Feb. 23, 1844; d. Ap. 5, 1844, in Litchfield. 

3851 Silas Hoit, b. May 31, 1845, in Litchfield. 

3852 George Lamott, b. May 15, 1847, in Litchfield ; d. Oct. 30, 1851. 

3853 John Irvine, b. June 4, 1849, in Utica. 

3854 Charles Lamott, b. June 20, 1852, in Utica. 

676 REUBEN S. HAMILTON, [1478] m. MARIA FORD, of Guilford, 
N. Y. He is a mechanic at Vienna, N. Y. 

VII. Chil. the first b. at Guilford, the others at Litchfield. 

3855 Frances Jane, b. Nov. 13, 1837. —3856 Adelia D. b. Aug. 30, 1839. 
3857 Loisa Maria, b. Jany. 4, 1842. —8858 Ellen Eliza, b. Jany. 16, 1844. 
3859 John A. Ford, b. May 4, 1846. — 3860 Sarah Augusta, b. Mb. 1848. 

677 SILAS L. HAMILTON, [1479] m. ZERUIAH ANNIS AMES, Mh. 
23, 1834. He is a farmer. She d. Ap. 16, 1852, (a. 39. ?) 

VII. Chil. 
3861 Fanna L. b. May 28, 1837. — 3862 Amos Hoit, b. Sep. 8, 1842. 

678 IRA ERI LOCKE HAMILTON, Esq. [1481] m. MARY S. MERRY, 
at Mohawk, Herkimer Co. N. Y. Oct. 17, 1844. He is a Lawyer at 
lUion, Herk. Co. 

VII. ChiL b. at Mohawk. 

3863 Harriet, b. Aug. 3, 1846 ; d. Aug. 5, 1852. 

3864 Adelaide, b. Aug. 16, 1846. 

3865 Fanna, b. Feb. 1848. . — 3866 Mary, b. July 7, 1849. 

679 Col. THOMAS LAWS, [1494] m. 1. ABIGAIL B. ATKINSON, Nov. 
80, 1825, who d. Oct. 14, 1832. 2. m. her sister MARY ATKINSON, 

Feb. 5, 1833, who d. Aug. 23, 1834. 3. m. CLARISSA MELVIN, Feb. 3, 
1835. He resides at Washington, N. H. has been Col. of 28th Regt of N. H. 
Militia, one of the Governor's Aids, has represented Washington m the State 
Legislature three years, has been Road Commissioner for Sullivan County, and 
Notary Public. Hoc ^i • Cu cr^ fS SS 

VII. Chil. by first wf. ^ 

3867 Maria, ( . . b. Oct 16, 1826 ; d. Dec. 28, 1827. 

3868 Mary, ] ^^"^' « « " « ; d. Mh. 1, 1841. 

3869 Harriet, b. June 25, 1828 ; m. Joseph Alvin Howard, of Washington, N. H. 

Nov. 30, 1848 ; reside there. 

3870 Alfred, (twin of above,) b. June 26, 1828. 

Chil. by third wf. 

3871 Thomas Marshall, b. Oct 15, 1836. 

3872 Willis Ames, b. Aug. 13, 1839 ; d. May 6, 1841. 

3873 Clinton, b. Sep. 17, 1844 ; d. Oct 15, 1844. 



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580 MARY LAWS, [1495] m. JAMES CHILD, May 10, 1827, son of 

Elisha Child, of Temple, N. H. He is a fanner at Temple. 

VII. Chil. 

3874 Naham A. b. Nov. 9, 1828. 

581 NATHANIEL FORD LAWS, [1496] ro. POLLY CHILD, May 17, 
1825, sister of James, (see Par. 580) ; he is a farmer at Peterboro', N.H. 

VII. Chil. 

3875 Martha Caroline, b. July 28, 1827 ; m. William Cullen Tuttle, of Wilton, 

N. H. Nov. 5, 1846. They reside at Nashua, N. H. 

3876 Almena F. b. May 16, 1832. —3877 Albert De Cater, b. Feb. 4, 1836. 

582 EBENEZER LAWS, [1497] m. MALINDA WOOLLEY, Sep. 28, 
1830. He is a miller in Washington, N. H. 

VII. ChU. 

3878 Charlotte, b. July 10, 1831 ; d. Jany. 26, 1833. 

3879 Sarah Ann, b. Ap. 18, 1833. — 3880 Willard, b. Nov. 9, 1835. 
3881 Angela, b. Mb. 24, 1838. — 3882 Calvin A. b. May 18, 1840. 
3883 Mason Presby, b. Jany. 21, 1848 ; d. June 15, 1849. 

583 Rev. SOLOMON LAWS, [1498] m. OLIVE MASON JOHNSON, 
Sep. 30, 1847, at Chester, Vt the dau. of Marvel Johnson, Esq. of 

Mt Holley, Vt She was b. Jany. 31, 1818. Mr. Laws fitted for College at 
Kimball Union Academy in Plainfield, N. H. grad. at Dart College, 1836 ; was 
ordained over the Universalist Society in Chester, Vt. Aug. 24, 1837, remained 
there about four years, and then passed one year in Warren, Mass. and July, 
1842, he became Pastor of the Union Society in Temple, N. H. where he now 
resides. 

VII. Chil. 
3884* Thomas Johnson, b. Mh. 17, 1850 ; d. July 18, 1851. 

3885 Solomon Marvel, b. Nov. 1, 1851. 

584 Dr. JOHN LOCKE, [1499] m. HANNAH GORDON CLARK, Jan. 14, 
1810, who was b. in Leommster, May 18, 1786, dau. of Nathaniel and 

Mercy (Norcross) Clark, and gr. dau. of John and Hannah (Cutting) Clark, of 
Newton. Nathaniel, her father, first settled in Leominster, and 1791 moved to 
Rockingham, Vt. there kept a large tavern, and d. Ap. 8, 1833. Her mother 
was dau. of Uriah and Mercy (Watts) Norcross, of Boston. Dr. Locke received 
his medical education at the Medical College, Hanover, N.H. Commenced 
practice in Aug. 1809 ; resided four years in Langdon, N. H. seven in Salem, 
N. Y. and some time in Canada. Then removed to Rockingham, Vt and be- 
came an agriculturist. He and his wf. now, 1852, reside with their son, Na- 
thaniel, at Hempstead, Long Island, N. Y. 

VII. Chil. 

3886 Adeline Whiting, b. Oct 8, 1810, at Rockingham. 

3887 Helen Maria, b. July 8, 1812, at Langdon, N. H. ; m. John Billings, July 
2-2, 1846, from Oxfordshire, England. He is a miller at Bellows Falls, 
Vt. and had — 3888 Helen, b. Dec. 1849. 

3889 Hannah Clark, b. Ap. 19, 1814, at Langdon ; d. June 14, 1814. 

3890 Nathaniel Clark, b. June I, 1815. 1004 

3891 Harriet Augusta, b. Oct 23, 1817, at Salem, N. Y. ; m. Joshua Hobart 



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Lee, June 14, 1638, who was b. in Leverett, Mb. 15, 1816, the son of 
Charles Liee, and nephew of the late Hon. Gideon Lee, formerly Mayor of 
N. York. He was a merchant in New York city, but now in Syracuse, N. Y. 
3892 William Cullen, b. Dec. 21, 1819, in Salem, N. Y. ; m. Lydia Huntley 
Woodworth, Nov. 22, 1844, who was b. July 14, 1826, the dau. of Samuel 
^Woodworth, the celebrated Poet, author of the " Old Oaken Bucket," &C. 
Mr. L. was bred a merchant, and for some years was largely engaged in 
the dry goods business ; in 1852 he was engaged in a publishing house in 
New York city. They had — 3893 Lydia Gordon, b. Feb. 19, 1846 ; — 
3894 Fanny Woodworth, b. Aug. 4, 1849 ; d. Dec. 6, 1849 ; — 3895 
Minnie, b. Dec. 23, 1851. 

3896 Catherine Rebecca, b. Mb. 18, 1822, at Rockingham, Vt. ; m. Edward 
Nichob, Ap. 18, 1843. He is a farmer, and proprietor of ^^ Oakland,'* 
at Hemstead, Long Island, N. Y. They had at Walpole, N. H. — 3896* 
Helen Adelaide, b. June 8, 1844 ; — 3896> Georgianna Phipps, b. D^. 27, 
1845 ; — 38963 William Clark, b. July 25, 1848 ; — 3896^ Harriet Ida, b. 
Aug. 24, 1850. 

585 PHEBE LOCKE, [1500] m. 1. JOHN GOOLDSBURY WHITING, 
(son of Rev. Samuel Whiting, of Rockingham, Vt.) Mb. 1808, who d. 

Aug. 1809. 2. m. JOHN FAY, from Mason, N. H. 1811. She d. (Jan. 1845 ?) 

VII. Chil. by 1. mg. 

3897 John G. b. Mb. 1809. 

Chil. by 2d mg. 

3898 Mary Augusta, b. 1812 ; d. 1834. 

3899 Albert, b. ; m. Miss Damon, of Springfield, Vt. ; he is a millwright. 

3900 Lucia, b. ; m. 1. Irvin, of Pepperell. 

2. 
8901 Phebe, b. ; m. William TutUe, of Westminster, Vt. 

3902 Harriet, b. ; m. Norman Morris, of Chester, Vt She d. 1848. 

3903 Norman, b. ; m. Miss Bellows, of Westminster, Vt. ; is a millwright. 

3904 Lucius, b. ; is a carriage maker. 

586 CYRUS LOCKE, [1501] m. RANDILLA THAYER, (Jany. 1811 ?) 
dau. of William Thayer, of Rockingham, Vt He resides at R. 

VII. Chil. 
8905 Lucius Elliott, b. 1811 ; m. Louisa Blake, (dau. of Bill Blake, Esq. of 
Rockingham.) He was a manufacturer of sand-paper ; and d. Mb. 1852. 

3906 Cyrus H. b. ; m. Amelia Baker, of Rockingham ; is a manu- 

facturer of sand-paper. 

3907 Randilla, b. ; m. 1. Greorge P. Marsh, of Rockingham, (son of Joseph.) 

2. Callender. 

8908 James L. b. ; m. Lavina Russell, of Weathersfield, Vt. ; is a carpenter. 

3909 Selina T. b. ; m. Charles Marsh, (son of Joseph.) 

3910 Eliza, b. ; Isaac Glynn, of Springfield, Vt 

3911 Martha, b. ; m. Mr. Wills. —3912 Henry. 
3913 Mallory. —3914 Albert — 3915 Abby. —3916 Rush. 

587 ASA LOCKE, [1502] m. FANNY PRENTISS, of Langdon, N. H. 
June 14, 1815, who d. June 5, 1850, dau. of John and Hannah (Red- 

dington) Prentiss. (Hannah Reddington, her mother, was the dau. of Benjamin, 
who m. Ruth Steams, dau. of Rev. David Stearns, of Lunenburg, who m. Ruth 
Hubbard.) He m. 2. HANNAH STEARNS PRENTISS, June 25, 1851. Mr. 



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L. resided at RockiDgbam, Vt. till about 1850, and tben moved to Langdoo, N.H. 
wbere be now resides ; be is a farmer, and Justice of tbe Peace. 

VII. Cbil. 

3917 Hannab Frances, b. Ap. 3, 1816 ; d. Mb. 29, 1831. 

3918 Mary Jane, b Mb. 28, 1818. —3919 Nancy S. b. Feb. 16, 1820. 

3920 Ann Jeannette, b. Jany. 2, 1822 ; d. Nov. 12, 1831. 

3921 Catberine Baylis, b. Sep. 24, 1823; m. Ira Holmes, of Lempster, N.H. 

(wbere tbey resided,) Ap. 4, 1848 ; be is a tanner. 

3923 Lucia Isabel, b. Mb. 12, lh26 ; d. July 29, 1844. 

3924 Samuel Prentiss, b. May 17, 1828. — 3925 George F. b. May 9, 1831. 
3926 Frances A. b. 31, 1833. —3927 Susan C. b. June 5, 1836. 

3928 Hannab Almira, b. July 7, 1838 ; d. July 25, 1850. 

588 ALBERT LOCKE, [15031 m. PHEBE CHAFIN, Jany. 12, 1823. 
wbo was b. in Walpole, N. H. June 3, 1796. He is a farmer ; resided 

in Rockidgbam, Vt. until 1828, wben be moved to Walpole, in 1833 to Cbester, 
Vt. and in 1835 to Brandon, Vt. wbere be resided, 1850. Has been a Justice of 
tbe Peace nineteen years. 

VII. Cbil. 

3929 Caroline Amanda, b. Nov. 16, 1825, in Rockingbam. 

3930 William Hubbard, b. in Walpole, Mb. 25, 1830 ; was a clerk in a dry 

goods store in New York in 1851. 

589 RANDILLA LOCKE, [1504] m. Col. NATHANIEL WALKER, 
1813, and d. Dec. 25, 1822. 

VII. Cbil. 

3931 Roscius, b. ; resided in Weymoutb. 

3932 Hannab, b. ; m. Rev. Lucius Baker, a Baptist minister in Mass. 

3933 Martba, b. ; m. Haskell Byington ; resided in Weymoutb. 

590 Dea. OREN LOCKE, [1505] m. 1. CATHERINE B. TYLER, Nov. 
13, 1823, wbo was b. Oct. 27, 1803, and d. Jany. 17, 1841, a. 37. 2. 

m. NANCY WILLIAMS, Aug. 19, 1841, wbo was b. Dec. 20, 1808. He re- 
sides at Cbester, Vt. 

VII. Cbil. by first wf. 

3934 Ebenezer, b. Sep. 24, 1824. —3935 Jobn, b. Dec. 29, 1825. 
3936 Hannab M. b. Aug. 6, 1828. —3937 Rutb Ann, b. June 5, 1831. 

3938 Mary, b. Nov. 9, 1833 ; d. Jany. 23, 1834. 

3939 Oren, b. Feb. 19, 1835 ; d. Oct. 6, 1835. — 3940 Oren, b. Jany. 22, 1837. 

3941 Frederick E. b. Ap. 22, 1839 ; d. July 29, 1839. 

Cbil. by second wf. 

3942 Frederick D. b. Sep. 9, 1842. — 3943 Harriet N. b. Feb. 22, 1845. 

3944 Catberine L. b. Mb. 19, 1847. 

691 LEWIS LOCKE, [1506] m. LAURA DARBY, Dec. 3, 1828, who 
was b. Mb. 14, 1804, (tbe dau. of Edward Darby, of Rockingbam, Vt) 
He is a farmer at Rockingbam. 

VII. Cbil. 

3945 Harvey, b. Oct. 10, 1829. — 3946 Edward Warren, b. Oct 8, 1830. 
3947 Charles Oren, b. Feb. 23, 1833. —3948 Emily, b. Mb. 17, 1838. 

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592 HENRY LOCKE, [1507] m. ELIZA PRENTISS, Oct. 12, 1827, 
who was b. Ap. 29, 1805, (the dau. of Luke Prentiss, of Greenwich, 

N. Y. and formerly of Winchendon.) Mr. Locke is a farmer at Rockingham, Vt, 

VII. Chil. 
3950 Almira F. b. Ap. 1, 1831. — 3951 Sarah M. b. July 21, 1833. 

3952 Nelson W. b. Nov. 24, 1836. — 3953 Fitch H. b. Ap. 8, 1841. 

692^ ALVIN LOCKE, [1509] m. LYDIA WILLLVMS, Oct 28, 1833, 
who d. at Utica, N. Y. Aug. 10, 1850, and he d. at same place, Ap. 
22, 1851, a. 47. 

VII. Chil. the first 3 b. at Elbridge, N. Y. the fourth at Boonville, the 
rest at Utica. 

3954 Francis Collins, b. Aug. 3, 1834. 

3955 James, b. Aug. 14, 1836 ; d. Oct 15, 1836. 

3956 Charles Watson, b. Oct. 30, 1837. 

3957 Henry Anthon, b. July 22, 1840. —3958 Ellen Louisa, b. May 20, 1842. 
3959 Frederick M. b. July 2, 1845 ; d. Jany. 29, 1847. 

3760 Harriet Adelaide, b. Aug. 25, 1847. 

593 BETSY LOCKE, [1514] m. FELIX BENTON, Ap. 12, 1827. He 
is a clothier at Camillus, N. Y. 

VII. Chil. 
3961 Andrew, b. Ap. 30, 1828, at Lenox, N. Y. ; d. Dec. 5, 1832. 
2962 Charlotte, b. Jany. 18, 1830, at " " ; d. Sep. 6, 1830. 
3963 Homer E. b. Jany. 1, 1832. —3964 William, b. Mh. 5, 1834. 

594 RUFUS LOCKE, [15171 m. PERSIS JEWETT, of Sangerfield, N. Y. 
Mh. 27, 1835, who was b. Ap. 26, 1805. They reside at Sangerfield. 

VII. Chil. the 1st b. at Sherburne, N. Y. the others at Sangerfield. 
3965 David B. b. July 5, 1836. — 3966 Phebe Ann, b. June 30, 1838. 

3967 Ruth Eliza, b. July 20, 1846. 

595 Capt CHARLES LOCKE, [1518] m. 1. ARVILLA TITUS, Jany. 
13, 1834, of Liverpool, N. Y. who d. Ap. 11, 1847. 2. ra. JULIA 

ANN STEVENS, of Michigan, Nov. 30, 1847, who was b. June 2, 1827. He 
removed from Sherburne, N. Y. in 1836 to Michigan ; is a farmer at Perry, He 
is a Justice of the Peace, has been Captain in the Michigan Militia, and held sev- 
eral town offices. 

VII. Chil. by Istwf. 
396S George, b. Jany. 12, 1835, in Fayetteville, N. Y. 

3969 Calvin, b. Nov. 8, 1837, in Antrim, Mich. 

3970 Charles Robert, b. Ap. 11, 1847, in Perry, Mich.; d. Aug. 3, 1847 

596 WILLIAM LOCKE, [1519] m. ALIDA C. EDICK, Oct 14, 1841, 
who was b. Dec. 4, 1818. They reside at Rochester, N. Y.. 

VII. Chil. 

3971 Otho, b. Mh. 21, 1845. —3972 Othelia, b. July 24, 1847 ; d. June 3, 1848. 



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697 MARINDA LOCKE, [1520] m. HOMER A. RICHMOND, Dec. 11, 
1839, of Camillus, N. Y. who was b. Feb. 19, 1819. He is a farmer at 
Camillus. 

VII. Chil. b. at Camillus. 
3973 Oscar A. b. Nov. 14, 1840 ; — 3974 Calista, b. Aug. 16, 1842. 

3975 Frances Marian, b. Feb. 5, 1844. 

598 OLIVER E. LOCKE, [1521] m. SIBEL GILLETT, of Lockberlin, 
N. Y. Ap. 15, 1836, who was b. Dec. 3, 1818. He d. Aug. 6, 1848, 
in Sodus, N. Y. ; was a farmer. His wid. m. George Richmond, and resides in 
Wayne Co. N. Y. Aug. 20, 1851. 

VII. Chil. by 1st mg. 

3976 George H. b. Aug. 29, 1840. — 3977 Henry, b. Jany. 27, 1842. 

3978 Sarah E. b. May 5, 1944; d. Ap. 7, 1849. 

3979 EUy Jane, b. May 7, 1846. — 3980 Phebe Ann, b. Nov. 11, 1848. 

699 HANNAH LOCKE, [1626] m. GEORGE BIGELOW, Sep. 18, 
1823, who was b. July 2, 1803, at New Hartford, N. Y. They reside at 
Detroit, Michigan. 

VII. Chil. b. 

3981 Sarah Eliza, b. Sep. 24, 1824, at Whitestown, N. Y. ; d. Feb. 1, 1881. 

3982 Ellen Maria, b. Aug. 28, 1826, " " " d. Jany. 81, 1831. 

3983 Mary Elizabeth, b. Aug. 15, 1828, at Watertown, N. Y. 

3984 Hamilton, b. July 24, 1831, " " " 

3985 Ellen Maria, b. Oct. 25, 1833, " " " 

3986 George Weeks, b. Aug. 22, 1836, " Troy, " 

3987 Edwin Bumham, b. Dec. 9, 1838, " Springfield, " 

3988 Lyman Goodale, b. June 30, 1841, " " *' 

3989 Alice Almeria, b. Dec. 14, 1843, « " " 

600 LYMAN LOCKE, [1527] m. 1. ALMERIA ROSALIND BOYNTON, 
Aug. 14, 1834, who was b. Dec. 16, 1806, and d. May 2, 1843. 2d 

m. ELIZA ANNE LANE, May 2, 1848, who d. Mh. 1, 1850. Mr. Locke has 
been a manufacturer of patent balances in Boston, but now, 1852, resides at 
Kingston. 

VIL Chil. by 1st wf. 

3990 George Lyman, b. Aug. 28, 1835; — 3991 Almeria Florilla, b. June 7, 1841. 

Chil. by 2d wf. 

3992 Frederick Lane, b. Feb. 17, 1850 ; d. Ap. 22, 1850. 

601 ALICE LOCKE, [1528] m. JOEL SHAW, of Paris, Me. May 80, 

1833, who was b. in 1799. He is an apothecary in Boston. 

VII. Chil. 

3993 Sarah Jane, b. Nov. 30, 1834. — 3994 Henry Lyman, b. Sep. 18, 1887 ; 
3995 Frances E. b. Oct. 17, 1840. — 8996 John Hamilton, b. Feb. 14, 1848 ; 
8997 Lucy Almeril, b. Sep. 4, 1847. 

602 RHODA LOCKE, [1530] m. JONATHAN D. GIBBS, of Ashburn- 
ham, Nov. 18, 1821 ; moved to Jaffrey, N. H. where she d. Aug. 12, 

1834. He is a shoemaker. 

VII. Chil. 
3998 Elizabeth R. b. May 7, 1828. 



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603 EDWARD LOCKE, [1531] m. ALMIRA JONES, of Lincoln, 1826, 
(the dau. of Amos Jones, who m. Miss Russell.) Mr. Locke has resided 
in Boston since his marriage, and is a large dealer in clothing in Pearl st. 

VII. Chil. 
3d99 Almira Frances, b. Feb. 1, 1827. 

4000 Paulina Maria, b. June 4, 1829; d. Oct. 27, 1830. 

4001 Edward Augustus, b. July 23, 1831, is a clerk in Boston. 

4002 Ellen Maria, b. Sep. 29, 1833 ; — 4003 Emily Paulina, b. Sep. 16, 1835. 

4004 Benjamin B. Wisner, b. Sep. 30, 1838. 

4005 Albert Horace, b. Aug. 81, 1840. — 4006 Althea Bowes, b. May 29, 1843. 
4007 Emma Reynolds, b. Mh. 2, 1847. 

604 HORACE FORD LOCKE, [1532] m. MARY GILMORE, Sep. 26, 

1825, who was b. Oct 26, 1802, in Rockingham, Vt They reside at 
Sangerfield, N. Y. 

VII. Chil. b. at Sangerfield. 

4006 Maria C. b. Aug. 30, 1836 ; m. Andrew J. Hale, of Sangerfield, Jany. 4, 

1849. 

4009 Millicent P. b. Dec. 14, 1827. 

4010 Edward J. b. May 11, 1829 ; d. Jany. 28, 1850. 

4011 James H. b. Dec. 1, 1830. 

4012 Lauren C. b. Ap. 14, 1832 ; d. Feb. 8, 1838. 

4013 George N. b. June 14, 1834 ; — 4014 Mary E. b. Mb. 31, 1836 ; 
4015 Albert O. b. July 31, 1838 ; — 4016 Charles H. b. Ap. 30, 1840 ; 
4017 William P. b. Ap. 28, 1842 ; — 4018 Ellen A. b. Ap. 14, 1844 ; 

4019 Herbert G. b. June 18, 1847. 

606 PAULINA LOCKE, [1533] m. THOMAS STREETER, Oct 26, 

1826, in Jafirey, N. H. They,moved to Rindge, N. H. where he d. and 
where she resides. 

VII. Chil. 

4020 Sarah Paulina, b. Dec. 27, 1827 ; d. Aug. 1, 1832. 

4021 Susan Maria, b. Ap. 8, 1832 ; d. Oct. 14, 1848. 

4022 Albert Locke, b. Sep. 14, 1841. 

606 HANNAH PROCTOR, [1544] m. JONATHAN POWELL, at Sul- 
livan, N. H. Mh. 1802, who was b. at Litchfield, N. H. Oct. 27, 1776, 
the son of an Englishman who emigrated to New England some time prior to the 
Revolution. The son was a farmer and mechanic ; moved to Chittenden, Vt. soon 
aAer his mg. where he d. May 11, 1842, and where his wid. resided, 1851. 

VII. Chil. 

4023 Elizabeth, S. b. Sep. 12, 1802 ; m. Josiah Davis, 1823; resides in Chester, 

N.Y. 

4024 Eunice P. b. Dec. 29, 1804 ; ra. Arba Bassett, 1835 ; resides at Pittsford, Vt. 

4025 Hannah, b. Sep. 3, 1806 ; m. Eli Lincoln, 1825 ; resides '' " " 

4026 Philip, b. July 23, 1808 ; ro. Drucilla Sweet, 1837 ; resides in Wisconsin. 

4027 Leura, b. Mh. 6, 1811 ; m. William L. Manly, 1830, who d. at Rochester, 

N. Y. Jany. 12, 1843, and she d. Ap. 9, 1849. 

4028 Nancy H. b. Ap. 10, 1814; m. Danforth Loird, 1840; resides at Bran- 

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4029 Almon, b. Feb. 11, 1816; m. Eliza A. Bebee, 1845; resides at Chitten- 

den, Vt. 

4030 Jonathan, b. Dec. 4, 1818 ; resides at Pittsford, Vt. 

4031 James L. b. Dec. 20, 1820 ; resides at Chittenden, Vt 

4032 Lucretia H. b. Jany. 14, 1822 ; m. Hosea Wilkins, of Beading, Vt. and d. 

May 31, 1848. 

4033 Sarah, b. Feb. 1, 1624 ; d. Ap. 21, 1838. 

4034 Chauncy, b. Sep. 1, 1826. 



607 PHILIP PROCTOR, [1646] m. DORCAS DIMICK, Sep. 1809, at 
Sullivan, N. H. where she was b. Jany. 18, 1790, (dau. of Timothy and 
Sarah B. Dimick, of Ct.) He resided in Sullivan, N. H. eight or nine years, 
then moved to Rutland, Vt. and thence to Illinois, where he resides. 

VII. Chil. 

4036 Albert, b. Dec. 31, 1809; resides in Whitehall, N. Y. 

4037 Daphne, b. July 7, 1811 ; resides in West Rutland, Vt. 

4038 Edson, b. Oct. 15, 1813; d. July 8, 1829. 

4039 Sarah B. b. Dec. 31, 1815 ; d. Aug. 17, 1842. 

4040 Eunice, b. Dec. 13, 1817; d. Dec. 14, 1817. 

4041 Eunice, b. Feb. 9, 1819 ; — 4042 Lorett, b. Dec. 13, 1824. 

4043 Willard, b. Mh. 5, 1827; m. Sarah A. Hewett, Mh. 10, 1847 ; resides at 
Shreivsbury, Vt. and had — 4044 Sarah Dorcas, b. Mh. 5, 1849 ; — 4045 
Ellen Esther, b. July 15, 1850. 



607J LUCRETIA PROCTOR, [1547] m. BENJAMIN HANCOCK, June 

29, 1805, who was b. at Surry, N. H. Aug. 16, 1782. Soon after rog. 

they moved to Shrewsbury, Vt. then to Chittenden, Vt. and in 1818, to Salina, 

N. Y. and afterwards to Cicero, N. Y. where she d. Sep. 17, 1825, a. 37. He m. 

a 2d wf. and moved to Clay, N. Y. where he resides, 1852. 

VII. Chil. 

4046 Nancy, b. Mh. 80, 1806 ; d. Oct 17, 1810, at Sullivan, N. H. 

4047 Lucretia, b. Aug. 24, 1807 ; m. Joseph Robinson, of Pennsylvania. He is 

a farmer in Will Co. 111. 

4048 Eunice, b. Oct. 30, 1809 ; m. Justus Vickery, of Schroeppell, N. Y. June 

20, 1843. He is a farmer at S. 

4049 Benjs^^min, b. Jany. 14, 1812; m. 1. Mary Berry, of Bereen, N. Y. 

2. Ruth M. Close, of Troy, N. Y. whew 
he resides. He is a carpenter and cabinet maker. 

4050 Jeremiah, b. Nov. 22, 1818 ; d. July 18, 1835, at Clay, N. Y. ; was a car- 

riage maker. 

4051 Abigail S. b. Oct. 15, 1815 ; m. Joseph Vickery, of Schroeppell, N. Y. He 

is a farmer at S. 

4052 Hannah L. b. Mh. 30, 1818 ; m. Alanson J. Hakes, of Cicero, N. Y. He 

is a farmer at Schroeppell, N. Y. 
4058 Mary S. b.rf)ec. 17, 1819 ; m. Milo R. Fiske, of Schroeppell, N. Y. She 

d. May 26, 1843, a. 23. He is a farmer. 
4054 Philip Proctor, b. Sep. 22, 1821 ; m. Biaocy Stephens, of Volney, N. Y. 

He is a farmer in Schroeppell, N. Y. 
4056 Lucinda, b. Dec. 28, 1823 ; m. WUliam Odekirk, of Clay, N. Y. He is a 

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608 JAMES LOCKE PROCTOR, [1548] m. RUTH SPALDING, Jany. 

1821, who was b. at Hancock, N. H. May 23, 1790, (the dau. of Thomas 
and Hannah B. Spalding, the former a native of New Ipswich, N. H. and his wf. 
of Concord, Mass.) Mr. Proctor resided on his father^s homestead in Sullivan, 
and took care of his parents, and d. Nov. 26, 1846, a. nearly 57. 

VII. Chil. 

4056 Ruth A. b. Ap. 3, 1822 ; m. Henry Priest, of Alstead, N. H. June, 1843, 
and had in Alstead — 4057 Sarah A. b. Mh. 15, 1846 ; — 4058 A son 
(twin) d. Ap. 28, 1846; and in Marlow, N. H. —4059 Ellen J. M. b. 
Aug. 27, 1848 ; — 4060 Henry J. Sep. 1, 1849. 

4061 John, b. May 28, 1823 ; — 4062 Oilman, b. July , 1824 ; 

4063 Rosina, b. Oct. 2, 1825 ; — 4064 Washington, b. July 24, 1827 ; 

4065 Eugena, b. Oct 16, 1828 ; — 4066 James M. b. July 13, 1830 ; 

4067 George F. b. Dec. 22, 1835. 

609 JOHN PROCTOR, [1549] m. LOUISA BRIGHAM, Mh. 1821, at 
Alstead, N. H. where she was b. A p. 9, 1793, dau. of Stephen and 

Louisa H. Brigham, formerly of Provincetown, Mass. Mr. Proctor moved to Rut- 
land, Vt. where they resided, 1851. He is a farmer. 

VII. Chil. 

4068 John P. b. Nov. 28, 1823 ; resides at Rutland Centre, Vt. 

4069 David N. b. May 27, 1826 ; d. Nov. 18, 1826. 

4070 Maria L. b. Oct. 24, 1827 ; resides at West Rutland, Vt. 

4071 Elbridge F. b. Jany. 17, 1832 ^ d. Mh. 15, 1882. 

4072 Stephen W. b. Nov. 13, 1835 ; resides at West Rutland. 

610 MARY PROCTOR, [1550] m. 1. IRA ELLIS, of Sullivan, N. H. Mh. 

1822, who was b. Dec. 21, 1789, (the son of Simeon Ellis, of Sullivan, 
who m. Lydia Comstock, of Lyme, Ct.) He resided in S. until 1835, when he 
moved to Rutland, Vt. where he d. May 14, 1840, a. 50. He was a farmer and 
mechanic, and a soldier in the war of 1812. He had five chil. 2. she m. 
DAVID BOYNTON, Oct. 1842, (son of David E. and Bethia M. Bojmton, of 
Sterling.) He was b. at Sturbridge, July 26, 1792, and resides at Sullivan, and 
at the time of his marriage with Mrs. Ellis was a widower with several chil. 

VII. Chil. by the first mg. b. at Sullivan. 

4073 Mary C. b. Ap. 23, 1823 ; d. Sep. 15, 1832. 

4074 Ira J. b. Mh. 27, 1824 ; is a popular writer. 

4075 Albert W\ b. Mh. 28, 1826. 

4076 Osgood, b. May 9, 1827 ; m. Ellen C. Haile, of Avery's Gore, Franklin 

Co. Vt. Sep. 16, 1851. 

4077 Henry P. b. Ap. 23, 1832. 

611 SUSANNAH PROCTOR, [1551] m. AARON BRIGHAM, (brother 
of Louisa, who m. John Proctor, see Par. 609,) June \ 1825, of Alstead, 

N. H. who was b. Oct. 20, 1797. Before mg. he was a school teacher ; is now 
a farmer, residing on the farm where he was b. in Alstead. 

VII. Chil. b. in Alstead. 

4078 Evelina F. b. Ap. 11, 1829. —4079 Lestina A. b. May 17, 1832. 
4080 Willard P. b. Aug. 25, 1835. —4081 Luceba A. b. Aug. 25, 1836. 



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612 Dh. NATHANIEL KINGSBURY, [1554] —has been m. four tiines ; 
1. to CATHERINE! SAWIN, of NewtoD, who d. June 17, 1827, a 

few months after mg. 2. m. Wid. LINDA R. WARD, of Rindge, N. H. wid. of 
Benjamin Ward, Esq. and dau. of Raymond. She d. Oct. 15, 1834. 

3. m. Wid. LYDIA B. PATTEN, of Temple, N.H. Nov. 3, 1835, who d. Aug. 
10, 1839, a. 39. 4. m. ANN HAZEN, of Shirley, Nov. 11, 1840. Dr. Kiogs- 
bury studied his profession at Ashby, was a school teacher several years, settled 
at Temple, Nov. 1834 ; was a Representative in the N. Hamp. State Legislature 
1840 and Ml, and a Senator in 1846. Relinquished practice 1849, and is now 
engaged in agriculture in Temple. - 

VII. Chil. by2dwf. 

4082 Catherine S. b. Mh. 28, 1834. 

Chil. by 3d wf. 

4083 Benjamin B. b. May 15, 1837. 

613 BETSY BARRETT, [1555] m. 1. JOHN MORSE, (July 3, 1803 ?) 
at Ashby, where he then resided. He was a tanner, moved to Nelson, 

N. H. where he d. Jany. 12, 1806. 2. she m. JOHN CROSBY, (a) of Athd, 
Sep. 27, 1808 ; resided at Athol several years, moved to Putney, Vt where sbe 
d. Jany. 30, 1847, a. 65. 

VII. Chil. by Mr. Morse. 

4084 Betsy, b. May 25, 1804, at Ashby ; d. Sep. 9, 1817. 

4085 Olive, b. Mh. 30, 1806 ; m. Jeremiah Morton, Oct. 23, 1828, who was b. 
at Athol, (where he resides) Oct. 14, 1778. He was formerly a harness 
maker, but is now retired from business. They had — 4086 John, b. Oct 
3, 1830, is a merchant at Pomfret, Ct. ; — 4087 Austin J. d. Sep. 8, 1832. 

Chil. by Mr. Crosby. 

4088 John Morse, b. Aug. 30, 1809, at Athol ; m. Amelia Cobb, Jany. 7, 1834, 

dau. of Daniel and Sally Cobb, of Putney, Vt He resides at P. 

4089 Lucinda Kendall, b. Oct 4, 1812, at Athol ; m. Daniel R. Cobb, brother of 

Amelia, above, Jany. 27, 1835, and d. at Putney, Oct 22, 1839. 

4090 Urania Barrett, b. Oct 19, 1815, at Putney ; m. John Harvey Humphrey, 
May 9, 1837, who was b. at Athol, Jany. 26, 1813, son of John and Han- 
nah Humphrey, and gr. son of the Rev. James Humphrey, the first minister 
of Athol. He is a farmer at A. and had — 4091 John, b. Aug. 29, 1838 ; 
— 4092 Lizzie H. b. Dec. 18, 1847; d. Dec. 27, 1849; — 4093 Flora 
Urania, b. Feb. 2, 1851. 

4094 Mary Elizabeth, b. Sep. 29, 1817 ; d. Feb. 16, 1819. 

4095 Theodore Franklin, b. Ap. 9, 1821, at Putney ; m. Stella A. White, May 
25, 1842, dau. of Alfred and Tabitha White, of Putney. Resides at P. ; 
had — 4096 Charles Theodore ; — 4097 Willet Eugene. 

4098 Francis Locke, b. Aug. 21, 1823, at Athol ; d. Feb. 11, 1825. 

614 AMOS BARRETT, [1557] m. LUCY WHEELER, 1813, the dau. of 
John Wheeler, of Ashby, a heroic old soldier who fought in many a 

battle in the Revolution, and lived and d. at Ashby. Mrs. Barrett d. Dec. 6, 1846, 
a. 52. Mr. B. resides at Ashby on his father's homestead. 

VII. Chil. 

4099 Nancy, b. Aug. 13, 1813; d. Aug. 6, 1814. 

4100 Diantha Jane, b. July 9, 1815 ; m. Webber. 

(a) His father was Joseph Crosby, b. at Worcester, who m. Haanah Howe, of Marlbofo', 
and after the birth of John, moved to Athol. His gr. &ther was Joseph. 

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4101 Elizabeth Morse, b. July 13, 1817 ; m. Col. John M. Everett, June 2, 1847, 
who was b. Mh. 16, 1803, son of Metcalf and Fanny (Shepherd) Everett, 
of Foxboro', where he now resides. He is a farmer ; has been Colonel in 
Mass. Militia, Selectman, Justice of the Peace, and was a Representative in 
the State Legislature in 1846. Had — 4102 Melatiah, b. June 20, 1848 ; 
d. Aug. 23, 1849 ;— 4103 Metcalf, twin, b. June 20, 1848. 

4104 PhUander G. b. May 30, 1819. —4105 Jonas Addison, b. Ap. 18, 1821. 

4106 Augustus, b. May 7, 1823. — 3107 Angelina, b. Aug. 17, 1826. 

4108 Emily Maria, b. Aug. 3, 1830. 

616 OLIVE BARRETT, [1558] m. 1. BENJAMIN DAMON, Jr. July 3, ' 
1808, who d. Mh. 22, 1822. He was a farmer, and resided at Ashby. 
2. she m. Dea. NATHAN WHEELER, June 6, 1844, of Temple, N. H. where 
they resided, 1851. 

VII. Chil. by 1st mg. b. at Ashby. 

4109 Jonas Barrett, b. May 16, 1809. —4110 John Edwin, b. Oct. 24, 1811. 
4111 Thirza M. b. Jany. 31, 1813. —4112 Urania Locke, b. Nov. 12, 1815. 

4113 Sarah Kendall, b. July 9, 1817. 

4114 Lydia Livermore, b. Ap. 23, 1819 ; d. young. 

616 NATHAN BARRETT, [1559] m. 1. LYDIA LIVERMORE SAN- 
GER, May 26, 1816, at Templeton, where she was b. Jany. 14, 1792, 

(the dau. of William Sanger, of Watertown, who m. Susannah Townsend, of 
Bolton.) She d. at Boston, June 17, 1819, a. 27. 2. m. HARRIET WARE, 
Nov. 19, 1838, who was b. in Wrentham, Jany. 5, 1799, (the dau. of Paul Ware, 
who m. Hannah Brastow.) Mr. Barrett resided some years in Boston, but is 
now, 1852, a resident of Wrentham. 

VII. Chil. by Istmg. 

4115 Philander Wayne, b. May 12, 1817 ; d. Aug. 28, 1817. 

4116 Lydia Ellen, b. Oct. 25, 1818 ; d. May 21, 1819. 

Chil. by 2d mg. 

4117 Ellen Brastow, b. Sep. 2, 1839. 

617 LYDIA BARRETT, [1560] ra. CHARLES RICHARDSON, Jany. 
12, 1815, who was b. Aug. 14, 1789, (the son of Herman and Mary 

Richardson, of Brookfield.) He is a carriage maker at New Alstead, N. H. 

VII. Chil. 

4118 John Barrett, b. Oct. 24, 1815 ; m. Jane Eliza Lamard, in West Spring- 
field, Mh. 6, 1842, who was b. Nov. 7, 1817. He was an Ornamental 
Painter at Greenfield, and was appointed 1852 mail agent on the Vermont 
and Mass. Railroad. He had — 4119 Gertrude, b. Oct. 7, 1843 ; — 4120 
Clarence Dwight, b. Oct 25, 1846 ; — 4121 Charley, b. Oct. 24, 1849. 

4122 Lorenzo Hamilton, b. July 29, 1817 ; m. Abigail Taylor Bush, of West- 
field, Aug. 7, 1843. He is a blacksmith at Westfield ; had — 4123 Wil- 
liam Henry, b. Jany. 8, 1845 ; — 4124 Sarah Frances, b. June, 1848. 

4126 Augusta Theresa, b. Aug. 24, 1819 ; m. Joel Bullard, Ap. 25, 1844, of 
Oakham. He is a carpenter at Alstead; had — 4126 Charles William, 
b. May 2, 1845; — 4127 Emily Rebecca, b. Aug. 25, 1847; — 4128 
Henry Sanford, b. Aug. 15, 1850. 

4129 Franklin Locke, b. Oct. 27, 1821; m. Harriet Robinson, May 21, 1851, 
who was b. in Antrim, N. H. May 25, 1827. He is a carriage maker at 
Alstead. 

4130 Lydia Ellen Sanger, b. Dee. 22, 1823 ; ro. Joel Huntoon, May 22, 1845, 

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of Langdon, N. H. He is a tailor at Laurence ville, Pa.; had — 4131 
Loudean Penn. b. Aug. 1846 ; — 4132 Frederick Locke, b. Ap. 1849. 

618 URANIA BARRETT, [1562] b. Jany. 12, 1796, m. LYMAN GRIS- 
WOLD, Ap. 21, 1824, who was b. Ap. 5, 1793, (son of Theophilus, 

who m. Elizabeth Talcott, both of Bolton, Ct. Feb. 6, 1783, and moved to Green- 
field, where they d.) Mr. G. is a farmer, jand resides at G. 

VII. Chil. 

4133 John Flavel, b. Feb. 12, 1825 ; is a school teacher. 

4134 Theophilus Lyman, b. Nov. 14, 1828 ; grad. at Am. Coll. 1852. 

4135 Catherine Urania, b. Sep. 12, 1831. 

4136 Mary Ellen, b. Jany. 31, 1835. — 4137 Harriet Ware, b. May 4, 1838. 

619 JAMES LOCKE, [1564] m. LYDIA WHITNEY, May 18, 1813. He 

is a gunsmith at Wellsboro*, Pa. and celebrated as a " good shot" with 
a long rifle. 

VII. Chil. 
4138 Lydia Whitney, b. Aug. 25, 1814 ; m. Phineas Vanhorn, of Lycoming Co. 
Pa. Dec. 22, 1842, and had — 4139 Juliette R. b. Sep. 29, 1843 ; — 41394 
Anna C. b. Mh. 5, 1845 ; — 4140 James W. b. Mb. 8, 1848 ; d. Ap. 1, 1848. 

4141 James Kimball, b. Mh. 17, 1816 ; d. July 28, 1820. 

4142 Harriet, b. Aug. 27, 1818 ; m. Sylvester Kelley, of Otsego, N. Y. May 12, 
1836 ; resides in Lycoming Co. Pa. Had — 4143 George W. b. June 8, 
1840; d. Jany. 21, 1841; — 4144 Charles T. b. May 21, 1842; — 4145 
Lydia Ann, b, Feb. 24, 1845 ; d. Nov. 12, 1848 ; — 4146 Jane E. b. June 
11, 1847. 

4147 Daniel, b. Sep. 10, 1820 ; m. Clarissa Wright, of Otsego, N. Y. May 20, 
1845 ; resides in Walworth Co. Wisconsin ; had — 4148 Julia M. b. 
Feb. 1836. 

4147^ Samuel, b. Feb. 20, 1823 ; d. Oct. 16, 1824. 

4149 Perrin, b. July 4, 1825. — 4150 Merrill, b. Oct. 11, 1827. 

4151 Susan M. b. Aug. 1, 1829. — 4152 Mary E. b. Nov. 21, 1881. 

4153 Charies Berton, b. Sep. 12, 1833 ; d. 1835. 

4154 Nancy, b. Jany. 12, 1838. — -f 155 Agnes B. b. Dec. 3, 1839. 

620 EUNICE RICHARDS, [1567] m. 1. JAMES BLAKE, Jany. 1, 1811, 
who was b. Nov. 18, 1780, and d. July 31, 1824. He was a paper 

maker at Rockingham, Vt. 2. she m. URIAH GILSON, a farmer at R. where 
they reside. 

VII. Chil. by Mr. Blake. 

4156 Eunice Richards, b. May 30, 1812 ; m. Moses Thurston Smith, of Unity, 

N. H 1833, who is a carpenter. 

4157 Esther, b. Aug. 1813 ; m. William White, of Rockingham. 

4158 James, b. Dec. 1815 ; is a carpenter. 

4159 Urania, b. Dec. 1817 ; m. Thomas Sleeper, of Unity, N. H. a farmer. 

4160 George Stoughton, b. Feb. 23, 1820 ; is a carpenter 

4161 Harriet Newell, b. Nov. 1823. 

621 JOHN LOCKE RICHARDS, [1568] m. ABIGAIL GILMAN, Mh. 10, 
1813, at Unity, N. H. He is a farmer, residing at Gill. 

VII. Chil. 

4162 John Locke, b. Ap. 23, 1815 ; m. Ellen Maria Hibbard, of Concord, Vt 
Mh. 10, 1850, in Boston, where he is a dealer in watches and jewelry, re- 



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siding at East Cambridge. They had — 4163 Mary Floriila, b. in Bos- 
ton, Jany. 25, 1852. 

4164 Edward Oilman, b. Aug. 27, 1817 ; d. Aug. 22, 1829. 

4165 Urania Stoughton, b. Nov. 20, 1819; m. George H. Wells, Oct. 21, 1847. 
He is a merchant at Marietta, O. was b. in Portland, Me. 1816, son of Mar- 
tin and Deborah Tasker (Hinckly) Wells. 

4166 Luman, b. July 28, 1822 ; d. July 31, 1843. 

4167 Anna, b. Oct. 16, 1829 ; d. Jany. 24, 1833. 

622 NANCY RICHARDS, [15691 m. SAMUEL BOYD SPEAR, Mh. 19, 
1812, who was b. at Jaffrey, N. H. Mh. 26, 1787, and d. at Townsend, 

Jany. 21, 1845, a. 57. His wid. resided at Townsend in 1852. He was a tavern- 
keeper in Cavendish, Vt 'Rockingham, Vt. Bellows Falls, Vt. Walpole, N. H. 
Charlestown, N. H. Lexington, Townsend, Ashby and Ashburnham. 

VII. Chil. 

4168 Eugenia Richards, b. Dec. 8, 1812, at Cavendish, Vt. ; m. James Dickman, 
Aug. 14, 1846, at Boston ; reside's at Cambridgeport, had — 4168^ Emma 

• Ann, b. Nov. 1, 1848. 

4169 Cylena, b. Ap. 7, 1814, at Cav.; m. Phineas Capen, Esq. Feb. 20, 1849, 
who was many years chief clerk in the office of the Register of Probate in 
Boston, and who d. Aug. 1^ 1851, at Medford, a. 58 ; she resides in Boston. 

4170 Ann Roselia, b* Ap. 24, 1815, at Cav. ; m. Frederick Perkins, July 7, 

1846, in Boston, and d. June 18, 1847, in Boston, leaving no issue. 

4171 Diana Charlotte, b. Mh. 5, 1817, at Rockingham, Vt. ; m. Alfred A. Childs, 
at Townsend, Feb. 13, 1844, who was b. in Boston, June 9, 1815, the son 
of Noah and Abba (Chessman) Childs. They reside in Boston ; had — 
41711 Ann Perkins, b. Ap. 29, 1849; d. May 31, 1849; — 4171« Alice 
Augusta, b. Jany. 13, 1851. 

4172 Samuel Boyd, b. Ap. 10, 1819, at Bellows Falls ; d. Mh. 11, 1824. 

4173 George, b. May 16, 1821, at Walpole, N. H. ; resides in Boston. 

4174 Charles Edward, b. Sep. 11, 1824, at Charlestown, N.H. ; d. Mh. 5, 1825. 

4175 Charles Boyd, b. Ap. 11, 1826, at Charlestown, N. H. is a mariner. 

4176 William Henry, b. July 25, 1829, at Lexington ; m. Anna Jennison, June, 

1852, and resides at Townsend. 

4177 Stephen Grove, b. July 29, 1832, at Townsend, where he resides. 

4178 Samuel Sidney, b. Aug. 12, 1834, at Townsend, resides in Boston. 

4179 Frank Norman, b. Mh. 9, 1838, at Ashburnham, resides at Townsend. 

623 URANIA BARRETT RICHARDS, [1570] m. IRA STOUGHTON, 
Sep. 24, 1819, who was b. July 17, 1794. He is a farmer at Gill. 

VII. Chil. 

4172* Urania, b. Nov. 30, 1820 ; m. Benjamin D. Bailey, June 10, 1847, who is 

a merchant in Providence, R. I. They had — 4173^ Hamiah, b. May 24, 

1851. 
4174^ Emma Lucretia, b. Sep. 5, 1823. 
4175^ Frances Sophia, b. June 25, 1830. 

614 EDWARD RICHARDS, [1571] m. SALLY DINSMORE, who was 
b.- in Pepperell, 1795. They reside at Perry, N. Y. 

VII. Chil. 
4176^ Henry, b. in Alstead, N. H. (1818 ?) m. Charlotte , 1843, who d. 

1848. He resided at Boehsster, N. Y. in 1849. 



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4177^ Dana, b. in Perry, N. Y. 1823; m. Eliza Ann 1844. Resided 

at Perry, 1849. 
4178^ Annette, b. in Perry, 1825 ; — 4179« Albert, b. in Clareraont, N.H. 1832. 

625 PERRIN NELSON RICHARDS, [1572] m. EMILY GRISWOLD, 
Oct. 16, 1832, (dau. of Theophilus, and sister of Lyman, who m. Ura- 
nia Barrett, see Par. 618.) He is a farmer; resided at Rockingham, Vt until 
1833, when he moved to Gill ; to Bemardston in 1848, and to Sunderland in 1849, 
where he resides, 1852. 

VII. Chil. 

4180 Theophilus Griswold, b. Feb. 2, 1824 ; d. Jany. 14, 1847. 

4181 Emily A. b. Feb. 29, 1828 ; d. Ap. 12, 1828. 

4182 Adeline E. b. July 14, 1829. 

4183 Eliza G. b. Feb. 24, 1831 ; m. William Pomroy, of Sunderland, has dam 

— 4184 Flora Eliza.m^ 1%K ^. 

626 LUTHER LOCKE, [1573] ra. HANNAH WILLARD, Jany. 25, 1820, 
of Langdon, N. H. who was b. June 25, 1801. He has been a trader, 
at Langdon, where he resides, 1852. 

VII. Chil. 

4185 Luther Franklin, b. Nov. 3, 1820 ; grad. at Middlebury Coll. 1845, and at 

Medical Coll. Camb. 1849. He is a physician and dentist at Nashua, N. H. 

4186 Dean Jewett, b. Ap. 16, 1823 ; was educated at the Normal School at Bridge- 

water, and at Camb. Med. Coll. Is a physician at California. 

4187 Elmer Hall, b. Dec. 24, 1825 ; was educated at the Rensselaer Institution 

in New York, and went to California in 1851. 

4188 George Shepple, b. Oct. 30, 1830; went to California, 1852. 

627 CALVIN LOCKE, [1574] m. ABIGAIL SHANNON, Oct 12, 1829, 
who was b. at Saco, Me. Nov. 16, 1805, (the dau. of Dr. Richard Cutts 

Shannon, who grad. at Harv. Coll. 1795, and d. 1828.) Mr. Locke has resided 
at Ipswich many years, but is now, 1852, at Milton, W. Florida. He is a ma- 
chinist and manufacturer. 

VII. Chil. b. at Ipswich. 

4189 Mary Shannon, b Feb. 12, 1831 ; d. Feb. 10, 1832. 

4190 Mary Abby, b. Mh. 4, 1833 ; — 4191 Sarah Jewett, b. Feb. 24, 1835 ; 
4192 Clinton Adams, b. Sep. 4, 1841 ; — 4193 Anna Abbott, b. 

628 AMOS JEWETT LOCKE, [1575] m. CLEMENTINE STOUGH- 
TON, Mh. 12, 1823, (who was b. Auff. 14, 1803, at Gill, the dau. of 

Dea. Timothy Stoughton.) She d. at Acworth, N. H. Nov. 1832, a. 29. He d. 
at Sullivan, N. H. May 10, 1834, a. 34. Their chil. were educated under the 
care of Mrs. Gerould, their aunt 

VII. ChiL b. at Acworth, N. H. 

4194 Clementine M. b. Aug. 17, 1824 ; grad. at Holyoke Seminary, 1845, was 
a teacher several years at St. Charles, Mo. ; was m. at Hinsdale, Aug. 
23, 1849, to Rev. William Porter, of St Francisville, Mo. where they have 
established a seminary. Mr. Porter is a native of Lyme, Ct. son of Dea. 
Porter, who is now a resident of Newton. 

4195 Charles Stoughton, b. Aug. 21, 1826 ; d. Aug. 26, 1826. 

4196 Amos Jewett, b. May 80, 1827; d. same day. 

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4197 Calm Stoughton, b. Oct 11, 1829 ; grad. at Am. Ool. 1849, and is now, . 

1852, at the Divinity School at Cambridge. (Ty^ tUjLA^tL O^ YteA^h- 

629 CYNTHIA LOCKE, [1677] m. Rev. MOSES GEROULD, of Stod- 
dard, N.H. Feb. 5, 1829, who was b. May 5, 1801. (His father, 

Samuel Gerould, of French descent, was b. in Wrentham, July 28, 1755, and d. 
at Stoddard, N. H. Jany. 15, 1844 ; m. Azubah Thompson, who was b. in Med- 
way, Mh. 3, 1765, and d. June 13, 1851.) Rev. Mr. G. studied Divinity with 
Rev. Mr. Arnold, of Alstead, N. H. and was ordained over the Church there, 
May 22, 1828 ; was dismissed in 1844, and installed at Hinsdale, Oct. 1844. 

YI I. Chil. all but the last b. at Alstead. 

4198 Sarah Cynthia, b. Ap. 6, 1832 ; d. Ap. 22, 1832. 

4199 Samuel Lankton, b. July 1 1, 1834. — 4200 John Calvin, b. Aug. 29, 1837. * 
4201 Sarah Azubah, b. Ap. 13, 1839. — 4202 Martin Luther, b. July 14, 1841. 

4203 Ann Clementine, b. Nov. 5, 1843 ; d. Dec. 11, 1851. 

4204 Edward Payson, b. Oct. 15, 1845, at Hinsdale. 

630 CHARLES FINCKNEY LOCKE, [1578] m. MARY ANN JEW- 
ETT, Sep. 2, 1835, who was b. Sep. 28, 1807, (the dau. of Dr. Stephen 
Jewett, Jr. of Rindge, N. H.) Mr. L. is a farmer at Sullivan, N. H. 

VII. Chil. 

4205 Sarah Ann Jewett, b. Aug. 6, 1838. 

631 Dr. JOHN LOCKE, [1581] m. MARY MORRIS, Oct. 25, 1825, at 
Cincinnati, O. who was b. at Newark, N. J. 1806. Dr. Locke has de- 
voted the most of his life to science in its various branches, of Botany, Geology, 
Chemistry and Mechanism. He has long been Professor of Chemistry and Phar- 
macy in the Medical College of Ohio, at Cincinnati, and for several years was 
employed by the General Government, and by some of the States in exploring 
and surveying the mineral lands in the West and North. He is the inventor of 
the celebrat^ " Electro Chronograph Clock," for which Congress voted him 
• 10,000 in 1849. His published works consist of The "Outlines of Botany," 
1829 — An " Account of a large Themoscopic Galvanometer," pub. in the Philo- 
sophical Magazine, London, 1837 — Sub Report on " The Survey of the Mineral 
Lands of Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin," pub. by Congress, 1840 — Sub Report 
on " the Geology of Ohio," pub. by the State, 1838 —Sub Report on " the Ex- 

elosion of the Steamboat Moselle," 1840 — " Papers on the Magnetism of the 
United States," pub. by the " Amer. Phi. Society in Philadelphia," in the Society's 
Transactions — A Report on t)ie "Invention and Construction of the Electro 
Chronograph Clock " at the National Observatory, Washington, 1851 — Papers 
on ^^ the Magnetism of the United States," pub. by the Smithsonian Institution, 
Washington, 1852. 

He has also been a contributor to Silliman's Journal and other periodicalcu of 
papers on miscellaneous subjects. He resides at Cincinnati, O.^ Jj ^^ ^l 4^^ ( u lo /^TC 

VII. Chil. b. at Cincinnati. ^ C^ 

4206 John, b. Sep. 8, 1826. — 4207 James, b. Nov. 8, 1828. 

4208 Joseph M. b. Aug. 27, 1830. 

4209 William Russell, b. Jany. 16, 1832 ; d. Dec. 30, 1832. 
^10 Elizabeth M. b. Sep. 20, 1834; d. Aug. 1835. 

4211 Elizabeth M. b. June 4, 1836. 

4212 WiUiam RusseU, b. July 19, 1838 ; d. July 7, 1840. 

4213 Apphia Langworth, b. Oct 7, 1640. 

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4214 William Russell, b. Ap. 19, 1848. 

4215 Mary, b. July 25, 1846 ; d. May, 1850. 

632 HANNAH LOCKE, [1583] in. WILLIAM 6WAN, of Pfcm, Me. 
1819, who was b. at Paris, May 15, 1792. He is a farmer, has resided 
in Woodstock, Me. and now, 1852, in Paris. 

VIL ChiL b. in Woodstock, excepting the last, b. at Paris. 

4216 Lodiska A. b. Sep. 28, 1820 ; m. James Penley, Feb. 22, 1843, who was 
b. at Paris, Me. Feb. 14, 1822 ; they reside at Paris, and had — 4217 Ed- 
ward Wilson, b. Dec. 12, 1843; — 4218 John Locke, b. Aug. ^6, 1847; 
— 4219 Charies Russell, b. May 19, 1851. 

4220 Urania Barrett, b. Jany. 7, 1822 ; m. Horace Edgeriy, Ap. 25, 1849, who 
was b. in Buxton, Me. 1821 ; resides at Paris, had — 4221 Hannah Jane, 
b. July 7, 1852. 

4222 Lucetta Emma, b. Nov. 30, 1825 ; d. Sep. 10, 1827. 

4223 William Russell, b. Nov. 22, 1827. ^ 

4224 Leander S. b. Jany. 24, 1830 ; m. Harriet A. Becorter, 1851, and has — 

Mary E. b. May 21, 1852. 

4225 Lucetta Marion, b. May 21, 1833. 

4226 Hannah Emma, b. June 19, 1885 ; d. Mb. 12, 18^. 

633 CLARISSA LOCKE, [1584] m. JOSIAH BLACK, 1821, who was b. 
in Sedgwick, Me. She d. Sep. 13, 1848. He resides in Cambridge, 
Coos Co. N. H. a farmer* 

VII. ChU. 

4227 Abigail, b. 1822 ; m. Cyras Harriman ; lives at Eaton, N. H. 

4228 James Locke, b. July, 1823 ; m. Leviatha Scribner, 1845 ; resides at 

Township B. Oxford Co. Me. 

4229 Samuel Barron Locke, b. Aug. 8, 1825 ; m. Martha D. Hopkins, at Boston, 
Nov. 22, 1853, who was b. at Waliiagford, Vt He is a trader at Sock- 
land. 

4230 Aurora G. b. Feb. 25, 1827 ; nu Benjamia T. Fretch, of Rookpoit, wbeie 

they reside. 

4231 John Locke, b. Feb. 2, 1829 ; is in California unmd. 

4232 Rosanna, b. Ap. 28, 1831 ; is at Rockport 

4233 David, b. Nov. II, 1838 ; is ia California. 

4234 Sarah Jane, b. 1836 ; d. July 31, 1852, at Bockport. 

4235 Clarissa Eliaabeth, b. May 13, 1640, is at OUsfieid, Me. 

634 CLEMENTINE LOCKE, [1585] m. OBUN STONE, of Duc&M, 
Me. 1890, where he d. about 1846, was a fanner. She has nu 
HARVEY, and i^ides at Dixfield, 1852. 

VII. Chil. b. atDixfield. 

4236 Mary Ellen, b. Nov. 16, 1820 ; m. John Rhodes Case, Sept. 1845 ; had 

— 4237 Emily A. b. Dec. 28, 1846. They reside, 1852, at Lynn. 
4238 Joel Russell, b. Feb. 19, 1822. — ^^39 Marshall Valois, b. Mh. 22, 1826. 

4240 Sarah Prentiss, b. Feb. 15, 1829. 

4241 Mahala Delphina, b. June 2, 1833. 

635 SAMUEL BARRON LOCKE, Je. [1586] m. LUCETTA EDGERLT, 
1825, who was b. in Buxton, Me. Aug. 10, 1806. He is a tnillwrigbt, 

is the proprietor of '^ Locke's Mills,'' at Gkvenwood, Me^ and was tar soaiiy yeus 
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VII. Chit. b. at Buxton. 

4242 Mary Ellen, b. Sep. 16, 1826 ; m. Charier Morgan, of Gloucester, Me. 

Mb. 4, 1852. 

4243 John, b. Sep. 15, 1828. — 4244 Cbarles Russell, b. Not. 12, 1830 ; d. 1832. 
4245 Charles Russell, b. May 16, 1833. —4246 Franklin, b. May 15, 1835. 
4241 George W. b. Nov. 8, 1837. — 4248 Samuel Barron, b. Ap. 18, 1840. 

636 JAMES LOCKE, [1587] m. MERCY STOWE, July 10, 1826, who 
was b. in Newry, Me. Oct. 10, 1806. He is a farmer, residing on a 
part of his father^s homestead in Bethel. 

VII. Cbil all b. in Bethel, but the 2d b. at Veteran, N. Y. 
4240 Mary Ann, b. Jaay. 31, 182S ; m. Edmund H. Chapman, of Bethel, Sep. 

12 1852 
4250 Jabez Bradley, b. Mb. 28, 1832. — 4251 Abigail Stowe, b. Ap. 8, 1836. 
4252 Hannah Russell, b.Mh. 25, 1840. —4253 James Bradford, b. Feb. 8, 1844. 

637 CHARLES RUSSELL LOCKi:, [1588J m. SUSAN HILL, in Saco, 
Me. Nov. 7, 1832, who was b. at Saco, May 15^ 1809. He was a mill- 
wright, but for many years his occupation has been farming. He resides at 
Bethel, on his father^s homestead. He is a Jus. Peace, and has been Selectman. 

VII. ChU. b. in BetheU 

4554 mia Delta, b. Sep. 21, 1883. 

4555 Cbarles William Russell, b. June 25, 1885. 

4256 Henry Clay, b. July 7, 1837. — 4257 Susan Emery, b. Nor. 24, 1840. 

4258 Samuel Barron, twin, b. Nov. 24, 1840 ; d. Feb. 1842. 

4259 Mary Ellen, b. Sep. 15, 1843. — 4260 Urania, b. Mb. I9> 1848. 



MARY LOCKE, [1589] m. MOSES SWAN, in Bethel, Me. who was 
b. at Paris, Me. (1794 ?) Resides at San Francisco, Cal. 1852. 

VII. Cha. 
4261 Lavina, b. ; m. William Rhodes ; resided in Boston, 1852. 

4S62 Looclta Amanda. -<• 4268 Samuel Barron Locke. — 4264 Mary Morris. 

639 SOPHIA LORD, [1597] m. LESTER TILLITSON, Esq. Dec. 9, 
1821, who was b. at Lyme, Ct Jany. 17, 1800, (the son of Joseph.) 
He is a farmer at Elmore, Vt. and a Jus. Peace. 

VII. Chil. ■ 
48i5 Lcfltef M. b. Dec. 25, 1823; d. Sep. 17, 1824. 

4266 Chester B. b. Aug. 6, 1824 ; m. Elvira Harrington, Feb. 1847. He is a 

farmer at Elmore. 

4267 Sophia L. b. July 26, 1826 ; d. Sep. 30, 1848. 

4268 Orlando M. b. Aug. 28, 1828 ; m. Manila Olmsted, Feb. 6, 1850. He it 

a farmer at Elmore. 

4269 Oramel M. b. Aug. 26, 1830. —4270 Albinus L. b. Aug. 1, 1832. 
4271 Eveline A. b. June 31, 1835. — 4272 Mary E. b. Nov. 30, 1838. 

4273 Melvina M. b. Oct. 1844. 

MO MARY LORD, [1601] m. BENJAMIN BEARD, Ap. 4, 1825, of 

Irasburg, Vt. where they reside. He is a farmer, was b. at Orange, Vt. 
June 2, 1802, the son of Joseph. 

VII. Chil. 

4274 Clarissa, b. Dec 15, 1825. — 4275 WiUiam F. b. June 3, 1828. 



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4276 (Wreene ?) C. b. Jany. 22, 1831. — 4277 Jasper W. b. July 6, 1885. 

4278 Calvin Locke, b. Nov. 28, 1839. 

641 PORTER LOCKE LORD, [1602] m. MARTHA PIKE, May 1, 1886, 
who was b. Sep. 26, 1614, (the dau. of Reuben Pike, of Orange, Vt) 
Mr. L. is a joiner and millwright at Orange, Vt. 

VII. Chil. 

4279 Cordelia, an adopted dau. 



642 JOHN PROCTOR LORD, [16031 m. EMILY WHITE, Oct. 20, 1839, 
(dau. of Reuben White, Esq. of Orange, Vt.) She is sister of Sophro- 

nia, who m. Elizur W. Lord, (see next Par.) Mr. L. is a blacksmith at Orange. 

VII. Chil. 

4280 Raymond P. b. Mb. 6, 1843. 

4281 Constance A. b. July 29, 1844; d. Dec. 10, 1845. 

4282 Florence S. b. May 15, 1847. —4283 Coralin, b. Ap. 8, 1849. 

643 Dea. elizur WELLS LORD, [1604] m. 1. SOPHRONIA A 
WHITE, Jany. 8, 1845, who d. Oct. 24, 1848. (She was dau. of 

Reuben White, Esq. of Orange, Vt. and sister of Emily, who m. John P. Lord. 
See Par. above.) 2. he m. her sister, ORINDA WHITE, Mb. 27, 1849. He 
b a farmer at Orange. 

VII. Chil. by first wf. 

4284 Bumel E. b. Oct. 8, 1848. 

Chil. by second wf. 

4285 Sophronia Maria, b. Feb. 16, 1850. 

6U JOHN LOCKE, [1606] m. LUCY TURNER, of Portsmouth, N.IL 
Nov. 12, 1821. He was a blacksmith, resided at Cambridge, where 
- he d. Jany. 5, 1842, a. 44. His wid. resided at Newton, 1852. 

VII. ChU. 

4286 John Turner, b. Jany. 17, 1823 ; m. Harriet Brown, (Aug.?) 185L He 

is a periodical agent at Cambridgeport. ^ 

4287 WUliam Bezaleel, b. Jany. 18, 1825, 

4288 Lucy Ann, b. Ap. 18, 1827 ; m. George T. Denton, of Braintree, Ap. 

1847, who resided at Newton, 1852. 

4289 Sarah Turner, b. Aug. 20, IQQ9. 

4290 Catherine Eunice, b. Dec. 16, 1832. 

4291 Henry Stoddard, b. Mb. 26, 1837. 

646 JOHN BOWKER, [1616] m. SELECTA H. STUART, Ap. 2, 1840, 
who was b. in Templeton, May 20, 1810, (dau. of Richard, who m. 
Ruth Bixby, and, 1852, resides at Winchendon, and who is the gr. gr. son of 
John Stuart, of Rowley and Leominster.) Mr. Bowker resides in Eeene, N. H. 

VII. Chil. 

4292 Emily Caroline, b. at Royalston, Jany. 12, 1842 ; d. Sep. 26, 1849. 

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646 MARIA LOCKE, [1618] in. 1. DAVID MELLEN, of Newport, N.H. 
1825. 2. m. ORIN RAWSON, of Cornish, N. H. Resided in Nashua, 
N.H. 1850. 

VII. Chil. by 1st mg. 
4294 Lucia Maria. 

Chil. by 2d mg. 
4296 Granville Ward. —4297 Sarah. —4298 Henry. —4299 Estella. 

647 JOHN FRANKLIN LOCKE, [1619] m. SARAH THOMAS, 1845 ; 
he is a mason ; resided in New Orleans, La. 1850. 

VII. Chil. b. in Boston. 
4300 Samuel Thomas. — 4301 Emma Josephine. 

648 SARAH ANN LOCKE, [1620] m. JOHN BARNES, of Hillsboro', 
N. H. 1838, and d. Feb. 1, 1847. 

VII. Chil. 

4302 Celestia Fredereka. —4303 Estelle Maria. —4304 Malore Albertina. 

649 ELIZABETH LOCKE, [1621] m. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN 
REEVES, of Salem, June 25, 1837, who was b. Jany. 28, 1816, and 
resides in Boston. 

VII. Chil. 

4305 Emma Elizabeth, b. Aug. 27, 1838. 

4306 Franklin Wadswojth, b. Jany. 31, 18—; d. July 26, 1845. 

4307 Edwin Osborne, b. Oct. 22, 1841. 

4308 Henry Bricker, b. Nov. 3, 1844; d. Ap. 24, 1846. 

4309 Arthur Merrill, b. Nov. 26, 1846. 

650 MARY LOCKE, [1622] m. THOMAS WESTON, Jany. 19, 1826, 
and resides at Russell, N. Y. 

VII. Chil. 

4310 Mary M. b. Jany. 8, 1827. — 4311 Emma Ann, b. Feb. 12, 1830. 
4312 Orvin G. b. July 28, 1831. — 4313 Eliza M. b. June 21, 1833. 

651 JOHN LOCKE, [1623] m. EMMA ANN KNOX, Sep. 1830. He 
resided in Westport, N. Y. and Stockholm, N. Y. St. Charies, 111. and 

d. in Wisconsin, where he had gone to look out some land, June 11, 1847, a. 
nearly 46. His wid. resides with her son, Lafayette, in Barryboo, Sank Co. Wis. 

VII. Chil. 

4314 Lafayette, b. June 1832 ; was a soldier in the Mexican war, and resides on 

land granted him by the government at Barryboo, Sank Co. Wis. 

4315 Alvin, b. Mh. 1834. — 4316 Albert, b. 1836 ; d. 1837. 
4317 Helen, b. 1838. — 4318 William H. b. 1841. 

652 ELIZA LOCKE, [1624] m. 1. WILLIAM C. BALDWIN, Oct. 20, 
1823, who d. June 10, 1829. 2. OLIVER BARRETT, Jan. 3, 1837, 

who d. Ap. 3, 1842. She resides at Potsdam, N. Y. with her dau. Minerva. 

VII. Chil. by first mg. 

4319 Marion E. b. Aug. 3, 1824. 

4320 Minerva A. b. Oct. 15, 1825; m. Alexander Stanton, Oct. 4, 1846 ; resides 

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653 LUCINDA LOCKE, [16271 m. KOYAL STORES, Ap. 22, 1834, 

and resides at Westport, N. Y. 

VII. Chil. 
4322 Eugene, b. Feb. 7, 1835. — 4323 Clark, b. Nov. 28, 1836. 

4324 Alvira, b. June 8, 1839. — 4325 Charles H. b. June 14» 1843. 

4326 Lucinda E. b. May 14, 1847. 

654 LYDIA LOCKE, [1637] m. LANMON NIMS, Feb. 15, 1837, who 
was b. Feb. 3, 1811, sod of Asahel Nims, of Sullivan, N. H. He is a 

carpenter, resides at Keene, N. H. wbere he has bee* a seleetman. His wf. d. 
Feb. 2, 1851 ; and Oct. 28, 1851, he ra. ELIZABETH HASKINGS, who was 

b. at St. Anstell, England, Dec. 28, 1826. 

VII. Chil. by 1st m^. ; the 1st b. at Sullivan, the others at Keene. 
4928 Samuel, b. Dec. 3^ 1837. — 4329 Saiah Maria, b. Oct. 31, 1842. 

4330 Lydia Ann, b. Aug. 30, 1844. — 4331 Jenny, b. Dec. 29, 1850. 

655 JOHN GOODWIN LOCKE, [1643] m. JANE ERMINA STARK- 
WEATHER, Oct 2ft, 1829, at Worthington, where she was b. Ap. 

25, 1805, the dau. of Dea. Charles and Deborah (Brown) Starkweather, and niece 
of the late Hon. Ezra Starkweather of Wor. being a descendant of Robert Stark- 
weather, who was at Roxbury in 1640, and who aflerwards moved to Ipswich. 
Mrs. Locke has for many years been generally known as a writer ; her contribu- 
tions, both in prose and poetry, to the literature of the day, have been frequent. 
A collection of her poems was published in 1842, and a poem entitled ^' Boston/* 
was published in 1846, and a 2d edition appeared the same year, and *' Rachel,'* 
a book for children. She has another volume nearly ready for the press. A welU 
known popular critic sa^s, ^^ Her writings partake more of imprmfiuUion tbaa 
those of any other American female writer." 

Mr. Locke was educated for a mercantile business, but his health failing, he 
was obliged to relinquish it, and for several years contiBiied ill health prevented 
his engaging in any active business. In 182<», he went to Caracas, Venezuela, as 
agent for a mercantile house in New York, but the climate was unpropitious, 
contrary to his expectations, and he returned the same year, and soon after 
entered the law office of his father at Ashby, and commenced reading law, and 
for several years he took charge of his iather^s business while the latter was ab- 
sent in Congress ; but a chronic disease of the eyes seemed to forbid hopes of 
success in that profession. After passing about two years at Buffalo^ N. Y. be 
settled in Lowell, Aug. 1833, and for six years was clerk in a large manufactory. 
In 1839, he was elected a member of the Common Council, m Ap. 1840, was 
chosen Auditor of Accounts, and in Sep. of the same year. Cleric of the Council, 
to both of which offices he was re-elected nine consecutive years, and in 1849 
he received an appointment in the Boston Custom-house, where he yet remains. 
He was appointed a Justice of the Peace for the County of Middlesex in 1842, 
and for the County of Suffolk, in 1852. 

The " Midnight lamp," could it speak, would testify to his unremitted toil for 
seven years, to the exclusion of every thing else, in preparing the Memorial of 
his ancestors, and as Tacitus says, " Nihil scriptum miracula causaj'*'* (Nothing 
composed for the sake of exhibiting prodigies, or exciting wonder.) 

VII. Chil. the 1st b. at Buffiilo, N. Y. the 2d at Worthington, the others 
at Lowell. 

4332 John, b. Sep. 23, 1831. 

4333 Charies Starkweather, b. Ap. 16, 1833 ; d. Aug. 2, 1842. 
4884 Jane Ermina, b. Ap. 11, 1887 ; d. Feb. 26, 1888. 

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4335 Jane Ermina, b. May 17, 1B40. — 4336 Mary Haven, b. June 22, 1843. 

4337 Grace Le Baron, b. June 22, 1845. 

433S Francis Goodwin, b. July 21, 1846; d. May 27, 184a 

666 ALBERT LOCKE, [1644] in. MARY ANN LOCKE, [1662] his 
cousin, Mb. 1, 1837, who was b. Mb. 11, 1809, (dau. of Judge Joseph 
Locke.) He obtained his education preparatory to entering College at New Ips- 
wich, N. H. Westford and Concord Academies. Graduated at Har. Coll. 1829, 
studied Law with his father at Ashby, was admitted to the Middlesex Bar, 1834, 
and entered on the practice of Law at Ashby, where he continued till Oct. 1835, 
when he moved to Lowell, and became a partner with Hon. John A. Knowles. 
Mr. Knowles retired from business in 1839, leaving Mr. L. his law business. He 
was eminently successful in his profession* During his connection with Col. he 
taught a school the winter of 1828 at Billerica, the winter of 1829 at Ashby, and 
after he grad. he was chosen Preceptor of Billerica Academy, where he continued 
until June, 1830. At Lowell he was chosen Clerk of the Police Court, and Clerk 
of the Common Council, which offices he continued to hold until his death, Sep. 
26, 1840, a. nearly 33. From an obituary in the Christian Register, written by 
his pastor, the Rev. Dr. Miles, I extract the following : — " To the strict purity of 
his private life, to rare sincerity and simplicity of character, to great discernment 
and UMlependence of judgment, he added an unfailing kindness of manner and a 
generous warmth of afiection, which both found their way at once to all hearts, 
and kept a lastbg hold upon them. And as his life was free from guile, so there 
was a touching simplicity in his death.'* 

VII. Chil. 
4339 Joseph Albert, b. Oct. 31, 1839, at Lowell. 

C^ MEHITABEL CROSBY, [1648] m. MARK GOSS, 1814, at Mont- 
pelier, Vt. and d. at Brooklyn, N. Y. May 6, 1839, a. 45. She was 
the mother of 12 chtl. foar of whom d. in infancy. Mr. G. resided near Colum- 
bus, O. 1851 ; had a second wf. 

VII. Chil. 

4940 Lucia Augusta, b. ; m. Stephen Partridge, a native of England. 

They resided, 1851, near Jefiertonville, la. and had — 4341 Ann Augusta, 

and — 4342 Charles Crosby. 
4848 diaries H. b. ; m. Sarah Cheever, of Onedia Co. N. Y. They 

resided, 1851, at Columbus, O. and had — 4344 Gertrude ; — 4845 Sarah ; 

— 4346 John Gustavus. 

4347 Gustavus F. b. ; grad. at Union OoL N. Y. was Preceptor of an Acad- 
emy in Indiana, an officer in the Indiana Regiment thai went to Mexico in 
1846, and d. at Camargo, of fever, the same year. 

4348 John Crosby, b. ; was a Physician at Varrick, N. Y. He grad. 
at the Geneva Medical College, N. Y. in 1845. He was murdered in the 
night when walking from Waterloo to Varrick, Dec. 1, 1647. It is sup- 
posed that he was taken for one of the tax collectors, whom he resembled, 
as he was not known to have an enemy. 

4349 James Morrison, b, — 4350 Catherine Mehitabel, b. 
4851 Mark Wenlworth, b. — 4352 Charlotte Haven, b. 

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668 Rev. SAMUEL LOCKE CROSBY, [1649] m. NANCY GAYLORD, 
of Berlin, Vt. 182L He is a Presbyterian Minister at Crawfords- 
ville, la. and Preceptor of an Academy. 

VII. Chil. b. at Montpelier, Vt. 
4353 Emily Locke, b. 1822 ; m. Hiram Abdil, of Covington, la. and d. Sep. 

1851 ; had — 4354 Clara ; and one other. 
4355 Fanny Crosby, b. 1825 ; ra. Philo Wiley, a teacher, resided at Crawfords- 

ville, la. 1851, and has — 4356 Fanny. 

669 Rev. GEORGE LOCKE CROSBY, [1653] m. 1. CHARLOTTE 
PIERCE, 1830, the adopted dau. of Rev. Cyrus Pierce, then of Ando- 

ver. She d. at Pittsburg, Pa. 1834. 2. m. in 1839, JEMIMA WISE, of Holmes 
Valley, Florida, where he then resided. He is now, 1852, at Pensacola, Flo. ; is 
a Methodist Minister and Preceptor of an Academy. 

VII. Chil. by first wf. 

4357 Charlotte Pierce, b. at Philadelphia, Pa. 1832, and d. there, 1836. 

Chil. by second wf. 

4358 John, b. —4359 Charles, b. — 4360 Sarah Charlotte, b. 

4361 Eliza Allen, b. ; and has buried three in infancy. 

660 MARIA HEALD, [1654] m. JOHN EDWARDS, at Acton, Dec. 5, 
1825, who was b. 1800, son of Col. John and Susannah Edwards, of 

Acton. They resided at Acton and Lowell, and 1851, moved to Rockport, III. 
He was a farmer at Acton, lumber and provision dealer in Lowell, and is now 
engaged in lumbering. 

VII. Chil. 

4362 Julia Eliza, b. ; m. Stillman A. Clemens, (Oct 1850?) of Ct 

who (grad. at Yale Col.?) resides at Springfield. 

4363 Francis Marshall, b. — 4364 John Haven, b. — 4365 Annie Maria, b. 

661 SARAH ANN HEALD, [1657] m. 1. SAMUEL L. WILKINS, June 
7, 1831, who was b. at Westford, May 1804, and d. at Lowell, Aug. 31, 

1843, a. 39. (He was the son of John C. Wilkins, who m. Susan Leighton, dau. 
of Francis, of Westford.)^ Was a merchant at Lowell. 2. she m. JACOB 
QUlNCY KETTELLE, Esq. Aug. 30, 1848, who was b. at Limington, Me. 
Sep. 1804 ; grad. at Waterville, Me. and is a Lawyer in Boston, residing at 
Newton Comer. 

[His father was James Eettelle, who was a member of the Mass. Legislature 1807 and 
1808, before Maine was set off, and several years Postmaster of Limerick, Me. and m. Maiy, 
dau. of Dr. Jacob Quincy, of Boston.] 

VII. Chil. by Mr. Wilkins, b. at Lowell. 

4366 Francis Locke, b. July, 1832 ; d. Dec. 1832. 

4367 Catharine A. b. Dec. 1833 ; d. Aug. 1834. 

662 HARRIET LOCKE, [1661] m. JOHN DONALDSON LOCKE, a 
planter of Louisville, Ky. May 2, 1838, who was b. in Jefferson Co. 
Va. Aug. 1, 1791. 

[He is son of John Donaldson Locke, who m. Ann Bate, (dau. of Dr. Bate, who emigrated 
from England and settled in St. Mary's Co. Maryland.) and gr. son of Meverill Locke, who, 
it is said, was an emigrant from England or Scotland to Virginia. This statement needs 
confirmation ; I am of the opinion that the emigrant was the father of Meverill, and perhaps 
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VII. Chil. b. at Louisville. 

4368 Julia Dalton, b. Mh. 20, 1839 ; d. Jan. 29, 1842. 

4369 Joseph Henry, b. Feb. 12, 1841. — 4370 Lydia Goodwin, b. Feb. 1, 1843. 

663 HANNAH GOODWIN LOCKE, [1665] m. WILLIAM FOSTER, 
May 26, 1846, then a merchant in Boston, but who, in 1852, removed 
to Windsor, Vt 

VII. Chil. 
4371 John W. b. Ap. 27, 1847. — 4372 Mary Haven, b. Dec. 18, 1848. 

4373 Charles, b. Mh. 6, 1850. — 4374 WUliam, b. Nov. 12, 1851. 

664 MARY TUFTS LOCKE, [1674] m. 1. ANSON HICKS, Dec. 21, 
1818, of Lyndon, Vt. He belonged to the U. S. Army, and was mur- 
dered by the Indians at Fort Gibson, on the Mississippi, Jany. 1836. 2. she m. 
AUSTIN COLBY, of Boston, Aug. 20, 1840. She resides in Boston. 

VII. ChU. by Mr. Hicks, b. at Lyndon. 

4375 George Winchester, b. Sep. 25, 1819 ; d. Nov. 13, 1819. 

4376 Sarah, b. Ap. 30, 1821 ; m. Charles Carter, of Boston, 1840, who was b. 
Oct. 25, 1818 ; is a painter in Boston, and has — 4377 Helen Frances, b. 
Aug. 31, 1840; — 4378 Charles William, b. May 27, 1843 ; — 4379 
George Henry, b. July 9, 1848. 

4380 Lucy, b. Oct. 8, 1823 ; d. Mh. 22, 1844, a. 20. 

4381 Geoi^ H. b. Ap. 7, 1826 ; d. June 1, 1831. 

Chil. by Mr. Colby, b. in Boston. 

4382 Mary Austin, twin, b. ) June 19, 1841 ; d. Jany. 16, 1843. 

4383 Martha Tufts, twin, b. | '' '' '' d. same day. 

666 ELIZA LOCKE, [1675] m. WILLIAM McGAFFEY, of Lyndon, Vt. 
A p. 9, 1827, where they reside. 

VII. Chil. 
4884 Jane Eliza, b. Jany. 28, 1828. — 4385 George W. b. Jany. 7, 1834. 

666 WILLIAM LOCKE, [1676] m. MARY C. WAIT, Dec. 23, 1827, 
who was b. Mh. 7, 1809, (dau. of Aaron and Hannah (Randall) Wait) 
He is a farmer, residing in Lyndon, Vt Has lived in Boston, where he has 
now, 1852, a Provision Store. 

VII. Chil. 
4386 Catharine, b. 1827 ; d. 1833. 
4887 Mary Smith, b. 1829 ; m. Asahel Burt, Jr. Nov. 28, 1850 ; resides in New 

York city. 
4388 Julia Frances, b. 1840. — 4389 Georgiana, b. 1844. 

4390 Martha Ann Cook, b. 1846 ; d. 1847. 
4891 John Joseph Mahoney, b. 1848. — 4392 EUen Isabel, b. 1850 ; d. 1851. 

6G7 SOPHRONIA WHITTEMORE, [1693] m. WILLARD NEWTON, 
May 13, 1835, who was b. at Southboro', May 28, 1798, and resides at 
Fitzwilliam, N. H. 

VII. Chil. b. atFitz»- 
4393 Austin G. b. Aug. 11, 1836 ; d. 1837. 

4894 Barrett W. b. Sep. 29, 1838. —4395 EmUy S. b. Jany. 15, 1841. 

4896 WiUard A. b. Feb. 8, 1842. 
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668 REBECCA WHITTEMORE, [16981 m. EDMUND S. BLODGETT, 
May 15, 1834, who was b. at Deerfteld, July 31, 1810, and resides, 
1852, at Cascade, Dubuque Co. Iowa. 

VII. Chil. b. at Fitzwilliam, N. H. 
4397 William B. b. July 19, 1835. — 4398 Joseph T. b. Aug. 8, 1837; d. 1851. 

4399 Frederick H. b. Aug. 22, 1840. 

669 VVILLIAM WHITTEMORE, [1699] m. SARAH S. BDTTER- 
FIELD, at Marlboro', N. H. Dec. 27, 1838, who was b. Oct. 20, 1810. 

VII. Chil. the first b. at Fitz"- the others at Richmond, N. H. 

4400 Sarah F. b. Sep. 10, 1839. —4401 William, b. July 10, 1843. 
4402 Austin, b. June 27, 1845. —4403 A son, b. Oct. 30, 1848. 

670 NANCY LOCKE, [1702] m. SAMUEL HILL, at FitzwiUiam, N. H. 
Nov. 9, 1824, who was b. at Lancaster, Mh. 25, 1801. 

VII. Chil. b. at Fitzwilliam. 

4404 Mary, b. Feb, 1, 1826. 

4405 Sarah M. b. Oct. 1, 1827 ; m. 1. Sardine S. Bicelow, Oct. 30, 1845, who 
was b. at Charlestown, N. H. Nov. 9, 1819, and d. June 9, 1848, without 
issue. 2. she m. James O. Mann, June 13, 1850, b. at Natick, Nov. 1820. 

4406 Ellen, b. Mh. 9, 1831 ; ra. Marvin T. Tottingham, Jany. 30, 1851, who 

was b. at Winchendon, Mh. 31, 1825. 

4407 Charles Henry, b. Nov. 6, 1835; d. Nov. 17, 1836. 

4408 Charles E. b. Oct. 10, 1838. — 4409 Abby L. b. May 28, 1842. 

671 WILLIAM DANA LOCKE, [1703] m. MIRANDA ADAMS, Dec. 
1 1, 1838, who was b. at New Ipswich, N. H. Nov. 25, 1810, (the dau. 

of Dea. Isaac Adams.) He is a farmer residing at Fitzwilliam, and to him I am 
indebted for much information relating to various families. 

VII . Chil. the 1st b. at Ashbumhara, 2d and 3d at New Ipswich, the 
others at Fitzwilliam. 
4410 Sarah D. b. May 23, 1836. —4411 William E. b. Aug. 14, 1837. 

4412 Warren P. b. Nov. 14, 1838. — 4413 Isaac N. b. May 25, 1841. 

4414 Elizabeth A. b. Oct. 8, 1843. —4415 Mary C. b. Aug. 10, 1846. 

4416 Emma A. b. Sep. 20, 1848. 

672 EDWIN LOCKE, [1706] m. MARTHA LAURENS HOWELL, 
Sep. 1836, who was b. at Cornish, N. H. Nov. 9, 1812, dau. of Rev. 

Joseph and Hannah Rowell, and sister of Eliza, who m. Rev. ChaHea Shedd, 
[Par. 899.1 Mr. Locke and his wf. embarked at Boston, Dec. 14, 1836, for the 
Sandwich Islands, where they were sent by the American Foreign Miasiooary 
Society as teachers. They were stationed at Waralua, Oahu, where she d. Oct 
9, 1842, a. nearly 30. He d. at Punahou, Honolulu, Oct 28, 1843, a. 30. Their 
labors were highly satisfactory to the Missionary Society, and their deaths were 
much lamented. They left three children, who have been under the care of Rev. 
Asa B. Smith, at Buckland, who has most kindly supported and educated them, 
with some aid granted by the Missionary Society. 

VII. Chil. b. at Waralua. 

4417 William H. b. Aug. 5, 1837 ; drowned, Nov. 5, 1841, at Waraloa. 

4418 Lucy M. b. Dec. 183& —4419 Martha L. b. Mh. 23, 1840. 
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673 JAMES W. LOCKE, [1707] m. LOUISA F. BIGELOW, Nov. 5, 1840, 
who was b. at Natick, May 14, 1816. He was for many years engaged 

as a Teacher in Boston, afterwards edited a newspaper at Batesyille, Arkansas, 
where he d. Mh. 2, 1845, a. near!y 30. 

VII. Chil. b. atNatick. 

4421 James F. b. Sep. 1, 1841. 

674 PHILANDER THOMPSON, [2424] m.(CANDIS?)GAYLORD, Mh. 

1833, who was b. at Florence, N. Y. 

VII. Chil. b. at Florence. 

4422 Henry O. b. Mh. 2, 1834. —4423 William M. b. July 7, 1835. 
4424 Helen, b. July 28, 1837. —4425 Benjamin F. b. Jany. 12, 1839. 

675 LEONARD THOMPSON, [2425] m. AMY FURGUSON, 1835, who 
was b. at Vienna, N. Y. Jany. 12s 1810. 

VII . Chil. the 1st b. at Warren, O. the five next b. at Greensburg, la. 
the last at Grand Rapids, Mich. 

4426 Lucina H. b. Aug. 8, 1836 ; d. 1836. 

4427 Nancy L. b. Nov. 11, 1837. — 4428 Stephen D. b. Dec. 27, 1839. 
4429 Sarah F. b. Jany. 28, 1842. —4430 Mary £. b. Mh. 18, 1844. 
4431 Martha V. b. Sep. 26, 1846. —4432 Wallace A. b. Mh. 15, 1849. 

676 FIDELIA M. THOMPSON, [2426] m. WILLIAM RICE, at Florence, 
Oneida Co. N. Y., July 4, 1837, who was b. at White Creek, Washing- 
ton Co. N. Y. Jany. 9, 1813. 

VII. Chil. 

4433 Harriet N. b. June 13, 1840, at Florence ; d. Sep. 17, 1841. 

4434 Asa L. b. Nov. 1, 1841, at Peaceville, Ohio. 

4435 John Roberts, b. June 25, 1844, '' '' 

4436 William L. b. June 28, 1849, at Wright, Ottowa Co. Mich. 

677 PATTY M. THOMPSON, [2427] m*. HENRY LOVELESS, Dec. 30, 

1834, at Whitestown, Oneida Co. N, Y. where he was b. Th^ have 
resided at Newton Falls, O. Windham, Portage Co. O. and Bristol, Kendall 
County, III. 

VII . Chil. the first four b. at Newton Falls, O. the fifth at Windham, 
O. the sixth at Bristol, III. 

4437 Harriet M. b. Dec. 11, 1835. —4438 Henry D. b. Dec. (1836?) 
4439 Edwin L. b. Sep. 1837. —4440 Lorin T. b. Sep. 1840. 
4441 Theodore C. b. June, 1844. — 4442 Mary A. b. June or Jan. 1847. 

678 NANCY L. THOMPSON, [2428] ra. GEORGE COOK, at West Cam- 
den, N. Y. Ap. 1841, who was bom in Connecticut. 

VII. Chil. b. at West Camden. 
4448 Francis A. b. Jan. 17, 1843. — 4444 Henry, b. Mh. 17, 1844. 

679 POLLY THOMPSON, [2429] m. LORIN OVIAT, at Newton Falls, 
Trumbull Co. O. Nov. 11, 1841. 

VII. Chil. b. at Newton Falls, 
4446 Maria S. b. Dec. 17, 1842. —4447 Sidney E. b. Nov. 14, 1844. 



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4448 John F. b. Jany. 23, 1846. 
4449. George W. and ) i i^k lo ifi>iO 

4450 Oliver H. P. J b. Mb. 12, 1849. 

680 REBECCA THOMPSON, [2430] m. BENJAMIN NEWHOUSE, 
Nov. 5, 1842, at Whitestown, Oneida Co. N. Y. where he was b. 

VII. Chil. b. at Whitestown. 

4451 Sarah A. b. June, 1846. — 4452 Priscilla C. b. Sep. 9, 1848. 

681 FRANKLIN BROWN LOCKE, [1712] m. LUCY SANDERSON, 
Aug. 1845, who was b. at Stoddard, N. H. July 4, 1824. He keeps a 

Gentleman's Furnishing Store and Shirt Depot in Washington street, Boston. 

VII. Chil. b. in Boston. 
4453 Charles F. b. Oct. 29, 1846. — 4454 Edward G. b. Dec. 29, 1848. 

4455 Lucy Eliza, b. Nov. 23, 1850. — 4455^ A dau. b. Dec. 25, 1852. 

682 SARAH JONES [1713] m. AMOS OAKMAN, May 12, 1819; who 

resided atFitchburg, 1851. 

VII. Chil. 

4456 Amos Thomas, b. Mb. 29, 1820 ; m. Mary Carlton, of Fitchburg, June, 1847. 

4457 Eliza Jones, b. July 18, 1822. — 4458 John, b. Jany. 22, 1825 ; d. 1826. 

4459 Sarah Jane, b. July 24, 1827; m. Elder Cyrus Eastman, Nov. 10, 1846. 

4460 Leonard J. b. Jany. 19, 1830. — 4461 George, b. July 30, 1832; d. 1837. 

683 MALBRY TURNER JONES, [1717] m. ANN FAR WELL SNOW, 
Ap. 29, 1830, of Lunenburg. He resides at Townsend. 

VII. Chil. 
4462 Lucy A. b. May 27, 1835. — 4463 Henry B. b. Jany. 15, 1888. 

4464 Charlotte E. b. Aug. 31, 1840. — 4465 Martha A. b. Mb. 1, 1841. 

4466 Mary T. b. Sep. 6, 1843. 

684 DAVID JONES [1718] m. OLIVIA GRAY HUGHES, of Wind- 
ham, N. H. May 1, 1834. She resides at Lunenburg. He d. ( 1839 r ) 

VII. Chil. / 

4467 Mary Elizabeth, b. Feb. 8, 1835, at Nantucket 

4468 Charles Milton, b. Aug. 3, 1838, " " 

4469 Frances Ann, b. June 11, (1840 ?) " Lunenburg. 

685 LUCY WILDER, [1399] m. Dea. OTIS STEARNS, of Leominster, 
1816. 

VII. Chil. 

4470 Frances Ann, b. ; m. Rev. Albert B, Camp, (see Par. 557.) 

4471 Thomas C. — 4472 Susan. — 4473 Joel W. — 4474 Lucy A. 






686 EPHRAIM JONES [1720] ^. ^ JEmJBII a" BARRETT, Jany. 8, 
1816, of Lunenburg, where iney reside. 

VII. Chil. b. at Lunenburg. 
4475 Henrietta, b. 1817; m. 1. Rev. Joseph Ellis, Ap. 18, 1836, by whom she 
had two daus. 2. m. Major Abram Pierce, 1848, and has gone to Wis- 
consin. 

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4476 Charles E. b. Jany. 31, 1818 ; d. Sep. 3, 1819. 

4477 Maria L. b. Mh. 15, 1821 ; m. Rev. Randall Mitchell, of Wiltoo, (Me. ?) 

Feb. 11, 1844, a Methodist minister. 

4478 William F. b. Mh. 18, 1824 ; d. Jany. 26, 1851. 

4479 Sarah £. b. Feb. 11, 1827 ; m. Jonathan Piper, of Ashbumham, Mh. 1848. 

4480 Geoi^e £. b. June 23, 1830. — 4481 Charles Gustavus, b. Ap. 2, 1834. 

687 LUCY JONES, [1721] m. JAMES PUFFER, of Westminster, 1821, 
where they resided in 1851. 

VII. Chil. 
4482 George. — 4483 Lucy Ann. — 4484 Nancy. 

4485 Mary. — 4486 James. 



OILMAN JONES, [1737] m. SYLVIA WARD, dau. of Dea. Samuel 
Ward, of Ashburnham, Feb. 8, 1828. He is a merchant at Ashbum- 

ham, and is also connected with manufacturing, and is Deacon of the 2d Church ; 

has no issue, but has adopted a son of his brother Christopher. 

VII. ChU. 

4487 Homer Swab, b. Dec. 29, 1841. 

689 TIL A JONES, [1738] m. ELIPHAZ ALLEN, of Rindge, N. H. 
June, 1834, who d. in Jaffrey, N. H. July 13, 1848. She resides at 
Ashburnham. 

VII. Chil. 

4488 George Jones, b. 1835. — 4489 Warren Fay, b. 1837. 
4490 Charlotte Sophia, b. 1839. — 4491 Henry Taylor, b. 1841. 

690 CAROLINE JONES, [1739] m. EZRA HUDSON, of Templeton, 
(where they reside,) Nov. 27, 1847. She is his 4th wife. 

VII. Chil. b. at Templeton. 

4492 Edmund Jones, b. Nov. 4, 1848. 

691 CHRISTOPHER JONES, [1740] m. MARY WARD, Ap. 17, 1889, 
dau. of Caleb Ward. He d. Ap. 9, 1843, and his wid. resides in Ash- 
bumharo. 

VII. Chil. b. at Ashburnham. 

4493 Catherine Taylor, b. Jany. 26, 1840. 

4494 Homer Swain, b. Dec. 29, 1841 ; has been adopted by his uncle. Oilman 

Jones. (See Par. 688.) 

4495 Mary Mersylvia, b. Dec. 4, 1843. 

691 MARY WILLARD, [1742] m. ELDER HUMPHREY HARRIS, 

Feb. 23, 1814, who was b. in Concord, Mh. 28, 1795, and was killed in 

Winchendon by the fall of a tree in the woods, Jany. 13, 1847, a. nearly 53. 

Vn. Chil. 

4496 Humphrey, b. Mh. 19, 1815 ; m. Emeline Clark, Mh. 8, 1838, who was 
dau. of Levi Clark, and gr. dau. of Daniel. They reside at Ashburnham, 
and had — 4497 Mary, b. Jany. 24, 1839 ; — 4498 Harriet L. b. Sep. 20, 
1842 ; — 4499 Francis, b. Aug. 6, 1844, d. Feb. 27, 1846 ; — 4500 Charles 
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4501 Cynthia, b. June 8, 1817; m. Albert Richardson, Sep. 5, 1846, in Brattle- 
boro', Vt. who was b. in Plattsburg, N. Y. Jany. 16, 1821, the son of Jonas. 
They reside at Ashblirnham, and had — 4502 Adelaide, b. June 16, 1847 ; 
4503 Herbert C. b. Mb 22, 1849. 

4504 LysanderB. b. Dec. 20, 1823. 

693 CYNTHIA WILLARD, [1743] m. JONATHAN Y. GROSS, Sep. 
17, 1816, who was b. in Wellfleet, Oct. 15, 1792, the son of Thomas 

and Abigail (Young) Gross. He is the youngest but one of fourteen children, 
twelve of whom are now, 1852, living. He moved from Winchendon in 1817, 
to Ashburnham, and in 1826 to Duxbury, where he now resides ; is a house- 
wright. 

VII. Chil. 

4505 Lurania, b. Dec. 31, 1820 ; m. Capt. Thomas Sparks, of ProvincetowD, Oct 
1839, where they reside. They had — 4506 Hannah Y. b. 1843 ; — 4607 
Thomas W. b. 1848 ; and two others that have died. 

4508 Mary, b. July 15, 1822 ; m. Morgan B. Stetson, of Pembroke, 1843, who is 

a trader in Cohasset. 

4509 Rebecca, b. Dec. 27, 1824 ; m. William M. Smith, Sep. 1849, who is a 

farmer in Duxbury. 

4510 Willard Y. b. Ap. 7, 1830 ; is a housewright at Provincetown, unmd. 

4511 Charles A. b. June 25, 1832 ; is a housewright, and resides with his father. 

694 SYLVIA WILLARD, [1744] m. JONATHAN WINCHESTER, 
Mh. 22, 1815, who is son of Rev. Mr. Winchester, the first minister 

of Ashburnham. He was b. Oct. 15, 1787 ; is a farmer at Ashburnham. She ib 
dead, and he has m. a wid. Ward. 

VII. Chil. b. in Ashburnham. 

4512 Albert N. b. Jany. 27, 1816 ; m. in Brattleboro% Vt. Adeline Lewis, of 

Fitchburg, Mh. 12, 1848. He is a farmer at Ashburnham. 

4513 Harriet, b. Mb. 15, 1818 ; m. in Boston, Joseph Plaistridge, of Cornish, 

N. H. Dec. 8, 1837. He is a farmer at Cornish. 

4514 Silas, b. July 28, 1820 ; m. in Ashburnham, Mary Gibson, of that town, 

Ap. 12, 1842. He is a farmer at Fitchburg. 

4515 Laura A. b. Feb. 16, 1822 ; d. June 12, 1837. 

4516 Sylvia W. b. July 5, 1832 ; m. in Ashburnham, F. W. Haskins, of Worces- 

ter, Sep. 21, 1851. He is a daguerreotypist, residing at Fitchburg. 

695 CLARISSA WILLARD, [1745] m. Col. ENOCH WHTMORE, 
[•23731 June 10, 1817, who was b. Sep. 8, 1796. He resides at Ash- 

bumham ; is a land surveyor and manufacturer, a Just, of Peace ; has often been 
Selectman of A. and was a Colonel in the Mass. militia. 

VII. Chil. b. in Ashburnham. 

4517 Eliza Rebecca, b. Oct. 25, 1818 ; m. Horace Eames, of Framingham, Nov. 

25, 1841. He resides at Springfield. 

4518 Alfred, b. Nov. 29, 1819 ; m. Elmira W. Stimson, (Par. 865) Feb. 5, 1846. 

He is depot- master at the Railroad Station in Ashburnham. 

4519 Flint Munroe, b. Dec. 24, 1821 ; is in California. 

4520 Lorenzo Locke, b. July 2, 1823 ; received the degree of M. D. at Camb. 

Med. College 1852, and is a practising Physician at Ashburnham. 

4521 Silas, b. July 10, 1824. — 4522 Clarissa, b. Oct. 18, 1826. 
4523 Catherine, b. Dec. 19, 1828. — 4524 Mary, b. Sep. 13, 1830. 
4525 Harriet, b. Feb. 19, 1835. — 4526 Orange Scott, b. Oct. 26, 1836. 



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4627 Franklin, b. Ap. 4, 1888. — 4628 Laura Ann, b. July 10, 1889- 

4529 Frances Elizabeth, b. June 10, 184L 

6% LUCY WILLARD, [1746] m. Major EPHRAIM STEARNS, Feb. 11, 
1824, who was b. in Athol, July 19, 1798. He is a shoemaker, and 
has resided in Montague, (where he was a Selectman,) Templeton, Ashburnham, 
and Rindge, N. H. 

VII. Chil. 

4530 Ephraim L. b. Feb. 23, 1826, in Montague ; is an Engineer on the Bur- 

lington and Rutland Railroad. 

4531 Samuel Clinton, b. Ap. 1 1, 1827, in Montague ; is a tailor at Rutland, unm. 

4532 Lucy Jane, b. Jany. 10, 1830, in Montague ; m. Fisher, Dec 25, 

1849, who resides at Winchendon. 

^ ut:^t'P^, } Twins, b. Sep. 24, 1832. in Montague. 

4535 Herman D. b. Jany. 9, 1836, " " 

4536 Albert Clement, b. Aug. 23, 1840, at Ashburnham. 

4537 Mary E. b. Ap. 3, 1843, in Templeton ; d. Ap. 8, 1843. 

4538 James W. b. May 11, 1844, in Rindge, N. H. ; d. Jany. 23, 1845. 

4539 Clarence O. b. Ap. 23, 1847, *' *" ; d. Jany. 21, 1849. 

697 CATHERINE WILLARD, [1748] ra. Rev. FREDERICK P. 
STUART, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Dec. 22, 1835, who 

was b. in Claremont, N. H. Aug. 15, 1805, the son of Samuel and Lucy Stuart. 
She d. Nov. 7, 1850, a. 45, and June 1, 1851, he m. her sister HARRIET, 
[1750.] They reside at Ashburnham. 

VII. Chil. by Istmg. 

4540 Elizabeth Ann, b. Dec. 1, 1844 ; d. Oct 10, 1845. 

698 LEWIS L. WILLARD, [1749] m. LYDIA CLARK, Dec. 13, 1832, 
who was b. Sep. 8, 1797, the dau. of Daniel Clark, who was b. at Con- 
cord, and m. Sarah Davis, of Ashburnham. He resides at A. 

YII. Chil. b. at Ashburnham. 

4541 Jane, b. Mh. 8, 1835. —4542 Cynthia, b. Aug. 26, 1838. 

698^ HARVEY JONES, [1762] m. PHEBE F. PIERSON, at Newton, 
O. Ap. 19, 1821, who was b. at Morristown, N.J. Oct. 23, 1797- 
They resided at Milford, Knox Co. O. 

VII. Chil. b. at Milford. 
4543 Eliza P. b. Jany. 25, 1823. — 4544 George F. P. b. June 15, 1826 ; d. yg. 
4545 George P. b. July 4, 1828, —4546 Lyman T. b. July 31, 1830. 
4547 Daniel W. b. Aug. 11, 1832. —4548 Sarah P. b. Nov. 30, 1836. 

699 ALMIRA JONES, [17551 m. in Knox Co. Ohio, JOHN THOMPSON, 
Feb. 12, 1824, and resided, 1851, at Cold Spring, Shelby Co. 111. 

VII. Chil. 

4549 Joseph L. b. Nov. 8, 1824, in Knox Co. O. 

4550 James A. b. Jany. 20, 1826, " " d. Sep. 3, 1849, in Mexico. 

4551 Harvey E. b. Dec. 15, 1827, " " 

4552 John L. b. Ap. 26, 1830, *' *' 

4553 Betsy C. b. Fek 9^ 1832, 



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4554 George W. b. Nov. 6, 1833, in Marion ; d. young. 

4555 Sarah C. b. Oct. 5, 1835, in " 

4556 Mary Ann, b. June 21, 1838, at Cold Spring. 

4557 Hiram P. b. Nov. 26, 1839, at " " d. Oct. 5, 1843. 

4558 Eliza C. b. Sep. 26, 1841, at " « 

700 BETSY JONES, [1757] m. in Knox Co. O. HIRAM P. TERRILL, 
May 22, 1824, who was b. July 1, 1800, at North Milford, Ct. They 
resided, 1851, in Lagrange Co. Ind. near Brushy Prairie. 

VII. Chil. 

4559 Chester B. b. July 27, 1825, in Knox Co. 

45«0 Chauncy, b. Oct. 10, 1826, in « " d. young. 

4561 Chauncy L. b. July 25, 1828, ** '* 

4562 Florilla, b. Aug. 4, 1830, in Ashtabula, O. 

4563 Adaline, b. July 31, 1832, " ** 

4564 Edson, b. Oct. 4, 1833, " " 

4565 Nathan M. b. Aug. 13, 1835, « " 

4566 Martha M. b. July 31, 1837, in Salt Rock, Marion Co. Ohio. 

4567 Elliott, b. Nov. 4, 1839, . " " d. young. 

4568 John H. b. Sep. 19, 1841, " « 

701 ENOS JONES, [1758] m. SARAH REED, 1830, in Knox Co. Ohio. 
He d. of cholera, near St Louis, Mo. June 10, 1849, a. 40. The mother 
and chil. resided in Illinois in 1851. 

VII. Chil. 

4569 Mary Ann, b. Dec. 10, 1830. — 4570 Nathan, b. July 16, 1832. 
4571 Samuel, b. Mh. 20, 1834. — 4572 Nancy, b. Jan. 13, 1836. 
4573 Sarah, b. Jany. 14, 1838. — 4574 Martha, b. Feb. 10, 1840 ; d. yg. 
4575 James H. b. Feb. 1 1, 1843. — 4576 Richard, b. Feb. 5, 1845. 

4577 Heman, b. Mh. 21, 1847. — 4578 George W. b. Nov. 14, 1848; d. yg. 

4579 Joseph, b. Jany. 5, 1850. 

702 HEMAN JONES, [1759J m. LYDIA A. HUGHES, in Liberty, Union 
Co. Ind. Ap. 3, 1835 ; resides at Columbia, Fayette Co. Ind. 

VII. Chil. b. at Liberty. 

4580 Elizabeth B. b. July 27, 1836. — 4581 Mary, b. July 12, 1839. 
4582 Ann, b. Jany. 14, 1843 ; d. yg. — 4583 Candace, b. Nov. 7, 1845. 

703 LUCY JONES, [1760] m. JESSE HUNTSMAN, 1827, in Knox Co. 
Ohio. Resides at Brushy Prairie, Lagrange Co. Ind. He was b. in 
Washington Co. Pa. Oct. 21, 1804. 

VII. Chil. the Ist b. in Knox Co. Ohio, the others in Bushy Prairie. 
4584 Lucinda A. b. Sep. 21, 1830. —4585 Phineas, b. Dec. 29, 1832. 
4586 David H. b. Dec. 25, 1837. — 4587 Mary E. b. Sep. 7, 1842. 

704 I VERS TAYLOR, [1762] m. ELIZA KIMBALL, Nov. 6, 1828, in 
Enfield, who was b. at Easton, Feb. 15, 1804. He formerly resided in 

Ware, but for the last twelve years has been at Lowell ; is an overseer in the 
Mass. Cotton Mills, and was President of the Common Council, 1850. 

VII . Chil. all but the last b. at Ware, the last at Lowell. 
4588 George Lyman, b. Oct 20, 1830 ; is (1852) in California. 



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4589 James Herrey, b. Aug. 18, 1832 ; d. Aug. 26, 1833. 

4590 James Braiiiard,b. Dec. 20, 1835. —4591 Albert Harwill, b. Nov. 1, 1887. 

4592 EUen Maria, b. Sep. 6, 1839 ; d. Feb. 1842. 

4593 Eliza Jaoe, b. Jany. 17, 1843. 

706 LYMAN TAYLOR, [17641 m. SARAH CUMMINGS, May 8, 1834, 
at Ware, where she was b. Mh. 10, 1810, and where they reside. He 
is a mechanic. 

VII. Chil. b. at Ashbumham. 

4594 Sarah M. b. Jany. 29, 1835. —4595 Mary Eliza, b. Feb. 13, 1841. 

706 ERASTUS DAY TAYLOR, [1765] m. 1. TRYPHENA DODGE, 
June 14, 1831, who was b. at Lempster, N. H. July 10, 1810, and d. 

Dec. 7, 1834, a. 24. 2. m. MARY COLBY, Oct. 4, 1836, who was b. at Hen- 
niker, N. H. Feb. 9, 1813. He is a mechanic at Lempster. 

VII. Chil. b. at Lempster, by first wf. 

4596 Elizabeth, b. Jany. 1, 1833 ; d. young. 

Chil. by second wf. b. at Lempster. 

4597 Helen M. b. Aug. 11, 1837 ; d. Jany. 17, 1841. 

4598 Levi Colby, b. Dec. 12, 1841. — 4599 Ella M. b. Jany. 13, 1843. 

4600 Delora Arabell, b. Mh. 2, 1852. 

707 SARAH MARIA TAYLOR', [1768] m. SYLVANUS FULLER, Mh. 
17, 1835, who was b. at Lempster, N. H. Aug. 23, 1806, where he 
resides. 

VII. Chil. b. at Lempster. 

4601 Homer Taylor, b. Nov. 15, 1838. — 4602 Horace Childs, b. Jany. 2, 1841. 
4603 Sarah M. b. Dec. 7, 1842. — 4604 John W. b. May 16, 1847. 
4605 Irving Howard, b. Aug. 2, 1852. 

708 ZULIMA WOODS, [1770] m. ASA DUNN, of Leominster, June, 
1822. 

VII. Chil. the first three b. at ^tow, the 4th and 5th at Leominster, 
and 6th at Louisville, Ky. 
4607 George W. b. Jany. 17, 1823- — 4608 Edwin A. b. Nov. 17, 1825. 
4609 Jonathan W. b. July 22, 1829. — 4610 Francena C. b. July 1, 1834. 

4611 Emeline Z. b. Dec. 22, 1835. 

4612 Lucy Jane, b. Oct. 4, 1839 ; d. Mh. 27, 1841. 

709 LAURA WOODS, [1771] m. JOHN VOSE, of Leominster, Ap. 22, 
1823, who was b. June 15, 1797, and there resides. 

VII. Chil. b. at Leominster. 
4618 Jerome L. b. Ap. 11, 1824 ; d. young. 

4614 Laura J. b. Nov. 19, 1826 ; m. Silas P. Osborne, Mh. 31, 1847. 

4615 Charles E. b. Nov. 23, 1830 ; d. yg. — 4616 Charles E. b. Oct. 13, 1833. 

710 DOLLY WOODS, [17721 m. ZACHARIAH PARKER, Ap. 8, 1828, 
who was b. at New Ipswich, N. H. Sep. 21, 1797. He is a farmer at 
Ludlow, Vt. 

VII. Chil. the 1st b. at Ashbumham, the others at Ludlow. 
4617 Dolly T. b. Jany. 9, 1824 ; m. Albert Adams, Ap. 6, 1841, and had — 
4618 Emeline, b. Jany. 28, 1842 ; — 4619 Mary Ann, b. Nov. 14, 1848. 
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4620 Harvey W. b. Mb. 87, 18S7. -* 4621 Uaiy AoA, h, Ap. 1, 18B8. 

4622 Cbarles 9. b. Oct. 9, 1831. — 4023 Cymbit A. \u Aug. 14, 1838. 

4624 Sylvester H. b. Feb. 8, 1889, — 4625 EmUy C. b. Sep. 1, 1842 ; d. yg. 
4626 Hartwell O. b. Mh. 8, 1846, d. yg. — 4687 Hom^r N. b. July 15, I848w 

711 GEORGE WOODS, [1774] m. LUANA liAWREWJJ, 1827, wbo 
was b. at Asbbunibam, July 26, 1810. 

y II . Chil. tbe first four b. at Aihb^n. the others^at LMdlow, Vt 

4628 Warren T. b. Jany. 1828. 

4629 Sarah M. b. Aug. 13, 1829 ; m. WUliam Spaulding, of Cavendish, Vt. Ap. 

1, 1849. 

4630 Eunice H. b. Dec. 10, 1831. — 4631 Emily, b. Jidy 31, 1834. 

4638 Charles, b. Nov. 15, 1837. —4638 AbinaL^b. Jtine.l7, 1848; d. 18M. 

712 BETSY WOODS, [1775] m. LUTHER PERKINS, 1880, wbft was b. 
at Pericinsville, Vt Ap. 3, 1801, where Aey reside. 

Vn. Chil. b. at Perkinsville. 
4634 Sophronia, b. June 7, 1881. — 4635 Harriet, h. Decw W,, 1832. 
4636 Susan, b. Dec. 23, 1834. — 4637 Charles M. b. Nov. 25^ 1836 ; 4 ygL 
4638 Mary M. b. Oct. 26, 1838. — 4639 Harlan P. b. Aug. 8, 1840 ; d. 1847. 
4640.CharlesW.b.Sep.4,i84d. —4641 HetesL E. b. JuBe S2» 1846; 4.yg. 
4642 Caroline S. b. July 6, 1846. 

713 LUBENA WOODS, [1777] m. FREEMAN WALCOTT, Jany. 16, 
1831, whp was b. in Marlboro', July 14, 1808 ; they reside at Water- 
town. 

VII. Chil, 
4648^ Charles P. b. Jany« 5, 1832, in Stow« 

4644 Alfred W. b. Mh. 19, 1834, ** ** 

4645 Andrew P. b. Mh. 19, 1836, " " 

4646 Sylvester, b. Nov. 29, 1838, in Cambridge,; d. yoiwg. 

4647 Harrison P. b. Sep. 4, 1840, ** 

4648 George K. b. Sep. 24, 1848, io Brighton. 

4649 CliflTord P. b. Jany. 14, 1850, in Watertown. 

7U MARY E. FLETCHER,. [17801 m. Dba. JOSEPH WETHERBEE, 
of Ashbumham, Ap. 18, 1844, Wno d. Aug. 13, 1847, at Asbbumham. 
She resides with her brother Joshua, at Rindge, N. H. 

VII. Chil. b. in Ashbumham. 

4650 Prescoit W. b. Feb. 1, 1847, ; d. Feb. 22, 1847. 

4651 Joseph, F. b. Jany. 8, 1848, posthumous. 

715 JOSHUA FLETCHER, [1782] m. EMELINE STIMPSON, in Win- 
Chester, N. H. Ap. 25, 1846, who d. Sep. 16, 1847. He resides at 
Rindge, N. H. 

VII.. Chil. 
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716 EMILt TAYLOR, [1783] m. JCSEPH BROOKS, May ft, 1825, who 
was Ik in Riadge, N. H. Aug. 31, 1798^ He resides in Rindge. 

VII. Chil. b. at Rindge. 

4653 Warren T. b. Sep. 21, 1827 ; d. young. 

4654 EmUy T. b. Mb. 26, 1829. —4655 Calista A. b. Aug. 19, 1831. 
4656 Caroline M. b. Sep. 28, 1834. —4657 Charles B. b. Nov. 2, 1841. 

717 LAURA TAYLOR, [1785] m. FLAVEL WILDER, of Steriing, Mh. 
2, 1827, who was b» 1801, and resides at Denmark, Iowa« 

VII. Chil. 

4658 George, b. Oct 27, 1829, at Leominster. 

4659 Ellen, b. May 6, 1833, at Sterling. 

4660 Charles S. b. Feb. 19, 1836, '' 

4661 Harrison T. b. Sep. 7, 1840, at DenmaA, Iowa. 

4662 Alfred, b. Jany. 21, 1848, " « 

4663 Fanny A. b. Sep. 27, 1845, " ** " 

718 CHARLES TAYLOR, [1789] m. HARRIET N. WESTON, of 
Ashbumhatni Dec. 23, 1841, who was b. Nov. 3, 1820. He resides at 
New Ipswich, N« Hi 

VII. Chil. b. at New Ipswich. 
4684 Charles C. b. Not. 27, 1842^ — 4665 Henrietta M. b. July 16, 1844. 
4666 Miron, b. July 31, 1846. —4667 Marianna, b. Feb. 17, 1849. 

719 Dr. ALBIN J. EATON, [1792] m. DELIGHT STONE, March 27, 
1838, who was b. June 6, 1813, dau. of David Stone, Esq. of Fitz- 
william, N. H. They reside ai Oakham^ 

VII. Chil. 

4668 Frances Ann, b. Nov. 5, 1840 ; d. young. 

4669 Henrietta A. b. Ap. 23^ 1843< — 4670 Maria S. h* Mh. 2, 1846. 

720 EUNICE ANN EATON, [1796] m. CHAUNCY DAVIS, Jb. Nov. 
20, 1839, son of Chauncy Dayis^ of Fitzwilliam, N. H. where he now 



VII. Chil. b. at Fitz«»- 
4671 Mary A. b. Dec. 27, 1842. — 4672 Frances H. b. Oct. 15, 1848. 

721 JAMES JONES, Jr. [18051 m. SARAH GRAY, of Emden, Me. 1810 ; 
was a fcurmer at Madison, Me. and d. June 11, 1840. 

VII. ChU. 
4673 Lee D. b. July 25, 1811 ; m. Jane Moore, of Madison, who d. Jany. 30, 
1850. He is a farmer at M. and had — 4674 Charles L. b. Oct. 21, 1845; 
— 4675 Franklin A. b. Nov. 29, 1846. 

4676 William Gray, b. Feb. 20, 1814 ; resides in New Orleans, La. 

4677 George L. B. b. Oct. 15, 1816 ; d. Nov. 29, 1842. 

4678 Sarah Jane, b. June 8, 1818. — 4679 Moses M b. Oct 22, 1821. 
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722 AMASA JONES, [1807] m. PHEBE HOUSTON, of Amod, Me. 
Ap. 1814. He was a fanner in Anson, and was drowned in Kenne- 

beck River, returning from his favorite sports of fishing and hunting, Mh. 28, 1845. 

VII. Chil. b. in Anson. 

4681 Sybil, b. Aug. 8, 1815. 

4682 Emeline, b. May 21, 1817 ; m. George Kelly, of Famamsville. 

4683 William H. b. Mh. 12, 1819 ; m. Susan Bailey, of Anson, Me. Nov. 10, 

1850 ; is a farmer at Anson. 

4684 John, b. Aug. 20, 1822 ; is a farmer at Anson. 

4685 Betsy B. b. Nov. 25, 1824 ; m. Francis Seaver, of Smitbfield. 

4686 Hannah, b. Mh. 1, 1826 ; m. Cyrus Staples, of Smithfield. 

4687 Oren S. b. Nov. 5, 1828. — 4688 Sarah, b. Jany. 15, 1831. 
4689 Electa Ann, b. Oct 1, 1833. — 4690 Cyrus, b. June 14, 1837. 

723 MARY JONES, [1808] m. JOHN HUNNEWELL, of Carritunk, Me. 

Ap. 11, 1816, where he resides, 1852. 

VII. Chil. b. at Carritunk. 

4691 John, b. Nov. 22, 1816. — 4692 Huldah J. b. Oct 5, 1818. 

4693 Alvin P. b. Aug. 30, 1820. — 4694 Elisha Y. b. Dec. 6, 1822. 

4695 Mary S. b. Ap. 25, 1825. — 4696 Sophia F. b. Feb. 12, 1827. 

4697 Napoleon B. b. Dec. 31, 1828. — 4698 Deliah, b. Aug. 27, 1831. 

724 SOPHIA JONES, [1810] m. DAVID FELKER, of Emden, Me. 
Mh. 20, 1817. He resides in Wheelock, Vt 

VII. Chil. 

4699 Amos J. b. Ap. 20, 1818, in Emden ; was drowned in the River St Law- 

rence, Feb. 28, 1839. 

4700 Jesse B. b. Aug. 26, 1820, in Madison ; m. Mary Kenny, in Irasbui^, Vt May 

10, 1842. 

4701 David, b. May 22, 1822, in Madison ; m. Phebe C. Snell, in Barton, Vt 

Mh. 7, 1847. They have gone to California. 

4702 John J. b. Feb. 22, 1824, in Parish of St Sylvester's, Canada ; d. Aug. 19, 

1824. 

4703 Huldah, b. Mh.a4, 1826, at St Syl. Parish, Can.; m. Hiram L. Emerson, 

of Fenwick, Can. Dec. 5, 1846. 

4704 Joel P. b. Aug. 26, 1827, at St Syl. 

4705 John, b. June 15, 1830, " '* 

4706 Sophia Ann, b. Sep. 15, 1833," 

4707 Mary J. b. Sep. 12, 1838, « 

4708 Mary E. b. Mh. 22, J840, at Irasburg, Vt. 

4709 Laura Jane, b. (no month given) 31, 1842, at Irasburg, Vt. 

726 SUSAN JONES, [1811] m. AARON BEAN, of Carritunk, Me. Dec 
1825, where they reside ; he is a farmer. 

VII. Chil. b. at Carritunk. 

4710 Phebe, b. June 6, 1826. — 4711 Cyrus, b. Sep. 16, 1828. 
4712 Cephas, b. May 21, 1830. — 4713 Roxy, b. Jany. 8, 1832. 
4714 Amos, b. July 23, 1834. — 4715 James, b. Mh. 15, 1836. 
4716 Joel, b. May 23, 1838. — 4717 Philander, b. Mh. 12, 1840. 
4718 Fanny H. b. Oct 27, 1842. 



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726 RUTH JONES, [1814] m. ELIHU THOMPSON, Dec. 23, 1828, of 
Madison, who now, 1852, resides in Solon, Me. 

VII. Chil. b. in Madison. 

4719 Calvin H. b. July 14, 1829. — 4720 Caroline B. T. b. Mb. 31, 1832. 

4721 Harriet J. b. Oct. 23, 1833. — 4722 George b. June 7, 1835. 

4723 Albion, b. May 27, 1837. — 4724 Franklin, b. Ap. 2, 1839. 

4725 Gustavus L. O. b. May 15, 1841. — 4726 Adelbert M. b. Mb. 14, 1845. 



727 BELA T. JONES, [1823] m. his cousin, CYNTHIA JONES [1809] 
Dec. 24, 1815. He is a blacksmith, has been a Jus. of the Peace more 
than twenty-five years. Has resided at Madison, Me. Berlin, Vt. Albany, Vt. 
Irasburg, Vt. Barton, Vt and now, 1852, resides at Bamet, Vt. 

VII. ChU. 

4727 Homer T. b. Aug. 16, 1816, in Mad. ; m. Persis Bigelow, of Browning- 

ton, Vt. Aug. 20, 1846. He is a Methodist minister. 

4728 Betsy, b. July 13, 1818, in Madison. 

4729 Bela H. b. July 24, 1820, in Madison ; d. in Barton, Vt. May 28, 1843. 

4730 Cynthia, b. Feb. 27, 1822, in Berlin, Vt 

4731 John W. b. May 23, 1824, " " " 

4732 Huldah, b. Feb. 23, 1826, in Albany, Vt ; m. Charles C. Cleasly, June 7, 

1846, and resided at Lowell, 1851. 

4733 Mary, b. Sep. 14, 1827, in Albany, Vt 

4734 Charles W. b. June 14, 1830, at Lrasburg, Vt. 

4735 William F. b. July 28, 1833, '* 

4736 EUen L. b. Ap. 26, 1837, " 



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728 LUCY C. JONES, [1824] m. JAMES SMITH, at Berlin, Vt May, 
1820, and went immediately to Dearly, Ohio. She b dead. 

VII. Chil. 
4737 Ira J. — 4738 James. . 



729 niA BREWER JONES, [1825] m. RUBY BACON, Sep. 18, 1823, 
in Barre(?) They resided at Bamet, Vt 1851 ; had before resided at 
Albany, Vt and Peacham, Vt He is a farmer. 

VII. Chil. 
4739 Lucy Candace, b. Nov. 6, 1824, at Albany ; m. James Warden, of a Scotch 

family, and had — 4740 Harriet. — 4741 Alice. — 4742 Ira W. 
4743 Lydia Mary, b. Feb. 11, 1826, at Albany ; m. Harvey Somers, of a Scotch 

family, and had — 4744 Mary. — 4745 Willis. 

4746 Ira Sumner, b. July 7, 1827, at Bamet ; m. Eliza Anne Gibson, of a Scotch 

family, of Ry gate, Vt Nov. 1850. 

4747 Geoi^e H. b. /any. 1, 1829, at Bamet 

4748 James Oscar, b. Mb. 3, 1830, " " 

4749 Ruby Ame, b. Mb. 21, 1832, " *' 

4750 Charles W. b. Nov. 22, 1833, " « 

4751 John Bacon,' b. Sep. 7, 1835, at Peacham. 

4752 Martha Elizabeth, b. Ap. 27, 1838. " 

4753 Lucia Harriet, b. Jany. 26, 1840, « d. Ap. 9, 1842. 

4754 Marie Stenerson, b. Feb. 19, 1844, at Bamet 



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780 LYDIA JONES, [1828] m. OLIVER BADGER, 18II. of Ba«, Vt 
resided, 1851, in Wiliiamstown, Yt ; he is a fanner. 

VII. Chil. 
4755 Laura, b. Feb. 28, 1830. — 4756 Maranda, b. Oct 27, 183a 

4757 Ira, b. July 3, 1835 ; and two that d. in infancy. 

731 JAMES JONES, [1829] m. JOANNA HEALD, of Solon, Me. May 
1, 1828. He is a farmer residing in South Solon, Me. Has been Post- 
master, and to him am I indebted for much valuable information for this work. 

VII. Chil. the first 3 b. at Madison, the 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, at Hodgdon, 
the others at Solon. 

4758 James PhUander, b. Mb. 10, 1834. — 4759 Harriet Ann, b. Jany. 20, 1836. 
4760 Allen Heald,b. May 11, 1838. — 4761 LymanT.b. June7, 1841 ; d. 1841. 

4762 Lyman Turner, b. May 22, 1842. 

4763 John Oscar, ) ^^ , , ,^ .^^ 

4764 Lydia Amanda, ] ^^'^' ^' ^^^^ ^^' ^^*^- 

4765 Danville Fletcher, b. June 10, 1846. — 4766 Hannah F. b. Feb. 34, 1860. 

732 HARRIET JONES, [1832] m. ADNA KINCAID, of ComviUe, Me. 
VII. Chil. b. at Comville. 

4767 Martha Jane, b. Feb. 9, 1837. — 4768 Warren Jones, b. Dec. 27, 1888. 
4769 Vesta Ann, b. Dec. 31, 1840. — 4770 Oilman, b. Sep. 12, 1844. 

4771 George Nelson, b. Sep. 15, 1846. 

733 SAMUEL BATES JONES, [1883] ra. MELISSA WYMAN, of 
Madison, Me. July 26, 1840. He resided in Solon, Me. 1851. 

VII. Chil. the 1 st b. at Comville, the 2d at Mayfield, the others at Sokm. 

4772 Lewellen, b. Feb. 12, 1841, — 4773 FlaviUe, b. Ap. 30, 1848- 
4774 Reuel, b. Jany. 28, 1847. — 4775 Martha Ann, b- May 29, 1848. 
3776 Sarah Maria, b. July 4, 1850. 

784 HULDAH JONES, [1844] m. Capt. HERBERT SAVAGE, of 
Anson, Me. June 24, 1^1. 

VII. Chil. 
4777 Mandana Duren, b. Ap. 28, 1822, in Anson, Me. ; m. Christopher Holmes, 

of Anson. They had — 4778 Eveline Elizabeth, b. Ap« 24, 1841 ; ^ 

4779 Louisa Bradford, b. July 2, 1843, in Anson. 
4780 Salome H. b. May 9, 1824, in Kmgfield, Me. ; m. Charles C. Hapgood, of 

Anson, Oct. 19, 1843. He is a saddler ; had — 4781 Danville, b. Mb. 1, 

1845. 

4782 Albion K. P. b. July 26, 1826, in Anson ; d. Mh. 26, 1847. 

4783 Cyrus, b. Mh. 22, 1828, in Anson ; d. Nov. 22, 1837. 

4784 Mark C. b. Jany. 5, 1830, in Anson. 

4785 Amos J. b. Sep. 3, 1832, in Emden, Me. 

4786 Stephen D. b. Mh. 16, 1835, in Anson. 

4787 Betsy C. b. Nov. 17, 1837, in Anson ; d. Aug. 17, 184L 

735 RACHEL Y. JONES, [1845] m. JOHN BLACKDEN, of Anson, M«. 
1830. She d. in Carmel, Me. Ap. 20, 1846, a. 41. 

VII. ChiL b. in Madison, Me. 

4788 John, b. Sep. 8, 1830. — 4788 Coradan, b. May 38, 1838. 



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VII. eENEBAXION. 888 

4790 Ethan ABen, b. Mb. 20, 1834. — ^»1 Amelia T. b. Ap. 10, 1836. 

4792 Owen, b. June 16, 1838. 

7M AMOS Y. JONES, [184^] m. SYBEL W. STEVENS, of Emden, 
Me. He d. in Madison, 1840, and hia wid. has m. again. 

VII. Chil. b. in Madison. 

4793 A son, oame not known. — 4794 Alvira C. b. Feb. 14, 1834. 
4795i Prentiss Mellen, b. Oct. 7, 1836 ; d. young. 

479« Prentiss Melleo, b. Aug. 6, 1838. 

737 TIMOTHY B. JONES, [1847] m. SARAH P. MESSER, of Anson, 
Me. Feb. 17, 1841. 

VII. Chil. b. in Madison, Me. 
4797 Adelaide, L. b. Feb. 5, 1842. — 4798 Amos Redington, b. Dec. 30, 1844. 

4799 Sarah Charlotte, b. Ap. 20, 1847 ; d. Oct 21, 1848. 

4800 Jared Wiliams, b. Sep. 11, 1849. 

T8B PHEBE C. SHEPLEY, [1857J m. OTIS 6ETCHELL, of Sebec, 
Me. whefe she d. Mh. 4, 1833, a. 31. 

VII. ChU. 

4801 John. -^ 4802 Ethelinda. — 4803 Hannah; 
4804 Mary. — 4805 Sabra. 

739 ASHER SHfcPLEY, [1858] m. SARAH HILLS, of Newport, Me. 
He waa at furmer, and dL in Dk>ver, Me. Oct 21, 1834, a^ 30. 

VII. Phil. ^ -^ 
4806 Maria. * ' ' ^ '^ — 4807 James'^'H. — 4808 Augusta. 

74ft OREN SHEPLEY, [1859] m. RUTH M. HASKELL. He waa an 
Innholder, and d.at Belfast, Me. Sep. 1845^ a. 38. 

VII. Chil. 
4S09 Harriet Maria. — 4810 (Ether ? ) — 481 1 Oren.. 

4812 Phebe. — 4813 Enoch. 

T41 HORACE SHEPLEY J 1860] m. HANNAH B. STUART, of New- 
port, Me. He is a merchant at Stetson, Me. Has been Justice of the 
Quorum, and Postmaster. 

VII. Chil. 
4814 Oscar Horace. — 4815 Viola. — 4816 Payson Stuart. 

742 MARY ANN SHEPLEY, [1861] m. Capt. BENJAMIN T. SANDS, 
of Sebec, Me. 

VII. Chil- 
4817 Horace. — 4818 Lambert —4819 Asher. — 4820 Dustin. 
4821 Mark. -** 4822 Luther. — 4823 Baby. 

748 SARAH JANE SHEPLEY, [1862] m. SUMNER BRAY, of Sanger- 
Tille, Me. She d. Sep. 1842. 

VII. ChU. 
4824 Mary. —4825 Wesly. —4826 Sarah B. —4827 Willard. 



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7U JOHN D. PRATT, [1864] m. EMMA SAWYER, of Steriing, June 6, 
1823. He resides at Fitchburg. 

VII. Chil. the first six b. at Lunenburg, the others at Fitchburg, 

4828 Mary E. b. June 13, 1825 ; d. Mh. 28, 1850, at Boston, a. nearly 25. 

4829 Sarah J. b. Aug. 4 or 14, 1826 ; m. George Rockwood, of Fitchburg, Aug. 

3, 1845, and had — 4829^ Charles H. b. Feb. 23, 1848, at F. 

4830 Harriet P. b. Oct. 20, 1828 ; d. yg. — 4831 Henry T. b. Dec. 1, 1929. 
4832 Charles E. b. Dec. 28, 1832. — 4833 Harriet P. b. Aug. 20, 1836. 
4834 John L. b. Dec. 31, 1839 ; d. yg. —4835 Emma F. b. Aug. 30, 1842. 

745 TAMAR PRATT, [1865] m. SAMUEL SHELDEN, of Dublin, N. H. 
June 3, 1819. 

VII. Chil. b. at Fitchburg. 
4836 Francis, b. Mh. 25, 1820 ; m. Martha Cowdin, Mh. 31, 1846, at Fitchburg. 
Had at F. — 4837 Thomas C. b. Nov. 20, 1850. 

4838 John P. b. Feb. 4, 1822. 

4839 Samuel D. b. May 21, 1825 ; m. Louisa Smith, at Fitchbu^, Nor. 30, 

1848 ; had at F. — 4840 Charles E. b. July 18, 1850. 

4841 Thomas, b. Nov. 9, 1830. 

746 REBECCA PRATT, [1867] m. MOSES EATON, at Dublin, N.H. 
Nov. 22, 1835. 

VII. Chil. b. at Dublin. 

4842 Luther P. b. Dec. 25, 1836. — 4843 Mary R. b. Aug. 11, 1838. 

4844 Sarah E. b. Aug. 11, 1840. 

747 JAMES MUNROE, [1892] m. DUOAN RDDD C OA MASON FKKE, 
Oct 8, 1833, who was b. Dec. 16, 1808, (dau. of Nathan and Anne 

(Mason) Fiske, of Cambridge.) He is a Publisher and Bookseller of the house 
of James Munroe & Co. at Boston and Cambridge, residing at Camb. 

VII. Chil. b. at Cambridge. 

4845 Margaret Ann, b. Aug. 20, 1840. — 4846 Mary Elizabeth, b. Aug. 9, 1842. 

748 WILLIAM WATSON MUNROE, [18931 m. HANNAH ADAMS, 
Aug. 7, 1842, dau. of William and Sukey Adams, of West Cambridge. 

She was b. Nov. 19, 1823. He was a merchant at Cambridgeport, but is now 
engaged in business in Boston. 

VII. Chil. 

4847 William Adams, b. Mh. 9, 1843. 

749 HENRY PRENTICE MUNROE, [1913] m. EUNICE MATILDA 
AYERS BURT, Oct. 25, 1827, who was b. Ap. 19, 1809, dau. of James Burt, of 
Boston. Mr. Munroe is almost totally blind, but the loss of sight is in a measure 
compensated by nice organs of hearing, which have been so cultivated that he 
has become an excellent teacher of the Piano. He resides at Cambridgeport. 

VII. Chil. b. at Cambridgeport. 

4848 Adeline M. b. Feb. 28, 1828; d. 1840. — 4849 Mary E. b. Ap. 4, 1830. 
4850 Charles H, b. Aug. 7, 1833. — 4851- Harriet M. b. Aug. 24, 1838 ; d. 1840. 
4852 Francis E. b. Mh. 13, 18«. — 4853 Ellen M. b. Mh. 16, 1844. 



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750 FRANCIS WORTHERLAKE »fUNROE, [19141 m. SARAH B. 
COOLEDGE, Sep. 20, 1829, dau. of John Cooledge, of Leominster. 
He d. July 16, 1838, a. 31. 

VII. Chil. 

4854 Sarah Frances, b. July 13, 1830 ; m. Abijah B. Gookin, son of Thomas, of 

Watertown, Sep. 5, 1850. 

4855 E. Louisa, b. July 13, 1838 ; d. Sep. 14, 1850. 

761 CALEB MUNROE, [1917] m. MARY ANN BOWEN, dau. of Josiah, 
of Lebanon, N. H. Dec. 8, 1836. Shej^as b. Dec. 27, 1815. They 
reside at Cambridgeport. ^ A^ cL- f^e^ ^* it S^i , A^ ^ O 
VII. Chil. 

4856 Elisha Prentice, b. Mb. 6, 1837. —4857 Susan M. b. Dec. 14, 1838. 
4858 Francis H. b. Ap. 18, 1841 ; d. yg. — 4859 Edwin A. b. July 13, 1843. 
4860 Caleb Strong, b. June 26, 1846. —4861 WiUiam H. b. Mh. 21, 1849. 

762 CAROLINE MUNROE, [1925] m. PRENTISS CHUBB, of Rich- 
mond, Va. 1823, who was an Exchange Broker at that place, but who 

afterwards removed to New York city, where he d. 1836, a. 38. She resides his 
wid. at Washington, D. C. 

VII. Chil. b. in Richmond, excepting the ll^, b. in Baltimore, Md. 

4862 Isaac Munroe, b. (1825 ?) ; m. Caroline Augusta Leland, Oct. 21, 
1851, dau. of Amos Leland, Esq. of Philadelphia, Pa. He is a Stock and 
Exchange Broker at Washington, D. C. 

4863 Charles St John, b. (1829 ?) ; m. Eliza Crane Warrington, Ap. 1850, 
dau. of the late Commodore Warrington ; he is a partner in the banking- 
house of Chubb Brothers, at Washington, D. C. Had — 4864 Caroline 
Carey ; — 4865 Eliza Crane. 

4866 Mary Virginia, b, ; resides with her mother. 

4867 Emily Wheeler, b. ; resides with her uncle. Col. Isaac Munroe, 

at Baltimore. 

753 ABBY RICHARDSON MUNROE, [1926] m. ISAAC RICHARDS 
ST. JOHN, Aug. 16, 1825, in Baltimore, Md. who was b. in New 
Canaan, Ct Dec. 22, 1800. He was formerly a Broker and Banker in New 
York city, and at Augusta, Ga. He now resides at Brooklyn, N. Y. and is a 
measurer at the New York Custom-house. Mrs. St. John is well known as a 
writer whose productions have adorned many of the periodicals of the day, and 
which have given her a high standing in the literary world. 

VII. Chil. 

4868 Isaac Munroe, b. Nov. 19, 1827, in Augusta, Ga. ; grad. at Yale Colle'ge 
1846, studied law two years, but not likmg the profession, qualified himself 
as an Engineer, and is Resident Engineer on the Baltimore and Ohio R. R. 

4869 Samuel Richards, b. Nov. 10, 1829, in Augusta ; educated in New York 

city. 

4870 Augusta Georgia, b. Jany. 11, 1832, in New York city ; m. John Gardner 
Ladd, M. D. Nov. 10, 1849. His residence is Brooklyn, N. Y. and he is 
Surgeon in the Collins Line of Steamers to England, 1852. 

4871 Joseph Beers, b. Dec. 11, 1833, in New York city. 

4872 David Lamar, b. Dec. 10, 1835*, in New YoriL city ; is a clerk with Edmund 

Munroe, broker, in Boston. 
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4673 William Montgomery, b. Jany. 22, 1836, in New York city. 

4874 Henry Richardson, b. Jany. 12, 1840, in " " 

4875 Charles Munroe, b. Mh. 31, 1842, in Flatbush, N. Y. 

4876 George Munroe, b. July 15, 1845, in Brooklyn, N. Y.; d. Aug. 22, 1845. 

764 SARAH CLARK MUNROE, [1927] m. JAMES V. BABSON, June 
17, 1823, who d. July 23, 1826, a. 26, at Boston. 

VII. Chil. 

4877 Francis, b. 1823. — 4878 George, b. Ap. 1825. 

755 FRANCES MUNROE, [1928] m. 1. CHARLES OLIVER, 1817, 
who d. May 3, 1828. 2. m. WILLIAM CRACKLIN, 1829, who d. 
May 28, 1841. 

VII. Chil. by 1st mg. b. in Boston. 
4879 George P. b. May 10, 1817. —4880 WiUiam, b. Mh. 16, 1819. 

4881 Mary Frances, b. Nov. 5, 1821. 

4882 Abigail W. b. Feb. 3, 1824 ; d. yg. — 4883 James F. b. Jany. 5, 1827. 

Chil. by 2d mg. 
4884 Charles, b. Aug. 14, 1829. —4885 Caroline R, b. July 20, 1831 ; d. 184a 

766 WILLIAM COPP MUNROE, [1932] m. BELVIDERE CROSBY, 
July, 1833. Resides at Buffalo, N. Y. 

VII. Chil. 
4866 Belvidere M. b. June 14, 1834. —4887 William, b. Sep. 10, 1835. 

4888 James Otis, b. Dec. 10, 1839. 

767 MARY ANN HUTCHINSON MUNROE, [1933] m. JOHN HUNT, 
Nov. 19, 1835, who resides in Boston. 

VII. Chil. 

4889 Harriet Jane Munroe, b. Mh. 10, 1836. 

4890 John Copp, b. Sep. 20, 1838. — 4891 Sarah Eliza, b. Aug. 27, 1849. 

768 LOUISA RIVERS MUNROE, [19381 m. 1. TIMOTHY CAREY, of 
Sterling, a native of Greenwich, England, Mh. 3, 1825, who d. at S. 

Mh. 31, 1843, a. 53. 2. m. ELIAS DANFORTH, of Lancaster, Dec. 23, 1845. 
They reside at Lancaster. 

VII. Chil. by Mr, Carey. 

4892 Anne E. b. Jany. 10, 1827 ; m. William R. Priest, Ap. 1850, m Lancaster. 

4893 Mary J. b. June 20, 1829 ; d. 1830. — 4894 Jane L. b. Aug. 25, 1831. 
4895 James E. b. Feb. 13, 1834. — 4896 Sarah L. b. Sep. 13, 1836 ; d. 1841. 
4897 Ellen S. b. Aug. 6, 1839 ; i 1841. — 4898 John H. b. Ap. 3, 1842. 

769 ABIGAIL PORTER, [1947] m. WILLIAM GOULD, Mh. 30, 1831, 

a blacksmith in Boston. 

VII. Chil. . 
^99 William S. — 4900 Abby Jane. — 4901 Elizabeth Porter. 



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760 ELIZABETH PORTER, [1M8] m. SAMUEL TAYLOR, 1824, a 
carpenter, who resided at Lawrence a few yean since. 

VII. Chil. 
4902 Samuel W. — 4903 Angeline. — 4904 James P. 

761 FRANKLIN MUNROE, [1956] m. MARY R. BELL, of Boston, Aug. 
19, 1826. He is a merchant at Nashua, N.H. where he has been 
Town Clerk, Selectman, and Jus. Peace. 

VII. Chil. 

4905 Franklin Otis, b. Nov. 9, 1827 ; m. Harriet Hosmer, of Nashua, May, 1849. 

762 ELIZABETH MUNROE, [19571 m. JAMES GOSS, of Lancaster, 
Nov. 9, 1824, who was a baker at Worcester, in 1851. 

VII. Chil. 

4906 Franklin Munroe, b. Jany. 8, 1826. 

763 MARY ANN MUNROE, [1959] m. JOHN M. HUNT, of Nashua, 
(son of Israel H. Sen'- and bro. of Gen. Israel Hunt,) Oct. 13, 1892. 
He is Cashier of the Nashua Bank, and Jua. Peace. 

VII. Chil. 

4907 Mary Elizabeth, b. Mh. 13, 1840. 

764 REBECCA LOCKE MUNROE, [1960] m. Dr. HUMPHREY W. 
BUXTON, Ap. 15, 1833, then of Nashua, N. H. but now, 1852, 
resides at Worcester. 

VII. Chil. 

4908 Evanda, b. Dec. 14, 1837. -" 4909 Edward F. b. Ap. 9, 1848. 

766 EDWIN MUNROE, Jr. [1971]m. NANCY THORNING, Ap. 29. 
1839, dau. of John and Fanny Thoming, of Charlestown. He is a 
dealer in flour and grain in Boston, residing in Somerville. 

.^IJ ^'Cy. b. in Somerville. 

4910 Edwin Henry, b. May 1, 1841 ; d. Aug. 22, 1842. 

4911 Marion Alinda, b. Jany. 16, 1842 ; d. Dec. 25, 1845. 
^12 LUian, b. Dec. 7, 1849. 

766 BENJAMIN SWEETSER MUNROE, [1972] m. HANNAH 
BROOKS RUNEY, (dau. of John and Hannah Runey, of Charles- 
town,) Feb. 3, 1842, who was b. Oct 19, 1821. He is a merchant in Boston, 
residing at Somerville. 

VII. Chil. 

4913 Hannah Annette, b. Oct 27, 1843 ; d. Jany. 28, 1844. 

4914 Amie Sargeant, b. Jany. 17, 1847. — 4915 George Arthur, b. Sep. 3, 1850. ^ 

767 ELIZA ANN MUNROE, [1973] m, Rev. HENRY BACON, son of 
Robert and Mary Bacon, of Medford. He is a minister ; was ordained 

in East Cambridge ; afterwards was Pastor of a Church at Haverhill, and then 

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VII. Chil. 

4916 Mary Eliza, b. Sep. 14, 1837, in East Camb. ; d. June 20, 1844. 

4917 Henry, b. Oct. 6, 1839, at HaverhUl. 

4918 Edwin Munroe, b. Nov. 20, 1844, at Providence, R. I. 

4919 Earl Carpenter, b. May 28, 1848, at " « 

768 MARTHA FOWLE MUNROE, [1974] m. Rev. ELBRIDGE 
GERRY BROOKS, (son of Oliver and Susan, of Dover and Ports- 
mouth, N. H.) Nov. 7, 1839. He was b. at Dover, July 29, 1816, studied Law 
two years with Judge John S. Tenny, of Norridgewalk, Me. and Divinity with 
Rev. Thomas F. King, of Portsmouth, N. H. ; commenced preaching June, 1836 ; 
ordained at West Amesbury, June 19, 1837 ; installed at East Cambridge, Sep. 
16, 1838 ; and at Lowell, May 1, 1845 ; moved to Bath, Me. Nov. 1846 ; and 
Dec. 22, 1850, was installed over the Universalist Society in Lynn, where, 1852, 
he resides. 

VII. Chil. 

4920 Martha Emma, b. Dec. 22, 1841, in East Cambridge. 

4921 Elbridge Streeter, b. Ap. 14, 1846, in Lowell. 

4922 Carrie Munroe, b. May 5, 1850, in Bath, Me. 

769 EMELINE REED MUNROE, [1976] m. CALEB STRONG 
PIERCE, (son of Abraham and Phebe Pierce.) He is a merchant 
at Providence, R. I. 

Providence. 

1847. —4924 Arthur Monroe, b. Mb. 17, 1850, 



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^ / 4923 Any E. b. Ap. 26, 



770 LUCY MUNROE, [2003] m. AARON CLARK, May 28, 1837, who 
was b. in Derby, Vt. Feb. 19, 1811, (son of James and Elizabeth 
Clark.) He is a Surveyor at Charlestown. 

VII. ChU. 

4925 Edward Augustus, b. June 17, 1840. 

4926 Adelaide, b. Aug. 13, 1842 ; d. May 22, 1843. 

4927 Wilbert Smith, b. June 9, 1844 ; d. Feb. 2, 1846. 

4928 Lucy A. b. Mh. 30, 1847. — 4929 WUbert Smith, h. July 15, 1849. 

771 Rev. JOSIAH ADAMS COOLEDGE, [1910] m. MARGARET 
FOWLE, May 1, 1844, who was b. at Cambridge, Sep. 26, 1814, the 

dau. of John Fowle, who m. Margaret Griggs, of Medford. Mr. Cooledge is a 
Universalist Minister ; was ordained at Royalston, June, 1841 ; was settled at 
Petersham, Ap. 1843 ; in Shirley, Sep. 1846, and in East Lexington, May, 1849, 
where he now resides. 

VII. Chil. the first b. at Petersham, the 2d at Shirley, the others at 
East Lexington. 

4930 Julia Fowle, b. Mh. 11, 1845 ; d. Sep. 11, 1847. 

4931 Helen Maria, b. Mh. 5, 1847. 

772 JONATHAN THOMPSON, [20221 m. 1. MARGARY FOWLE, 
Dec. 22, 1808, (dau. of Dea. John and Lois (Richardson) Fowle. Lois 

R. was dau. of Jesse, and gr. dau. of Oliver Richardson, all of Wobum.) 2. m. 
ELIZABETH JENKINS, of Springfield, Vt. Sep. 21, 1848. He is a carpenter 
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VII. Chil. b. at Wobum, by first wf. 
4934 Margary F. b. Ap. 26, 1810 ; m. Alfred A. Newhall, of Woburn, a shoe- 
maker, where he resides, and had — 4935 Margary Maria, b. Mh. 13, 
1833 ; — 4936 Alfred Augustus, b. June 7, 1844. 
4936^ Almira, b. July 7, 1820 ; m. Amoe Whilmore, July 6, 1837, who is a 
machinist at Cambridgeport 

773 LUKE THOMPSON, [2023] m. BETSY CHAMBERLAIN, 1815. 
He resides at Wobum ; is a blacksmith. 

VII. ChU. 

4937 James Munroe, b. Ap. 18, 1817 ; ra. Aurelia G. Taylor, of South Hadley, 

Oct. 21, 1846 ; resided at Holyoke, 1851 ; is a machmist. 

4938 Mary Elizabeth, b. 1819 ; d. 1832. 

774 CYRUS THOMPSON, [2025] m. ABIGAIL NOBLE, Dec. 26, 1816„ 
dau. of John N. of Stoneham. He is a Surveyor at Wobum, has often 
been elected to important town offices, and is a Jus. Peace. 

VII. Chil. b. in Wobum. 

4939 Cyras Augustus, b. Sep. 6, 1818 ; m. Harriet Watson, Nov. 28, 1850. 

He is a shoe manufacturer at Reading. 

4940 Jonathan, b. Jany. 3, 1822 ; m. Eunice W. Carter, June 1, 1847, and keeps 

a restaurateur in Boston. 

4941 Samuel Francis, b. Aug. 21, 1834. 

776 ALBERT THOMPSON, [2030] m. SEVIAH B. NICHOLS, Ap.22, 
1834. He is a broker in Boston, and a dep. sheriff at Wobum, where 
he resides. 

VII. Chil. 

4942 Albert, b. Aug. 22, 1835 ; d. yg. — 4943 Ellen Seviah, b. Oct. 6, 1839. 
4944 Albert, b. May 19, 1841. — 4945 Warren, b. Feb. 1851. 

776 CALVIN RICHARDSON, [2060] m. MARY E. WADE, dau. of 
James and Susan Wade, Ap. 21, 1825. He is a merchant at Stoneham. 

VII. Chil. 

4946 Calvin Luther, b. Ap. 12, 1828 ; d. Ap. 30, 1831. 

4947 Mary Elizabeth, b. Mb. 8, 1831 ; d. Feb. 25, 1832. 

2948 John Calvin, b. Feb. 21, 1832. — 4949 Luther Wade, b. Sep. 21, 1833. 
4950 James Austin, b. Oct. 6, 1835. — 4951 Francis A. b. Oct. 26, 1839. 

4952 Julia Elizabeth, b. Ap. 11, 1845. 

777 SARAH RICHARDSON, [2061] m. SAMUEL B. WHITE, Ap. 18, 
1826, who was b. May 17, 1803. He resides at Wobum. 

VII. Chil. 

4953 Samuel B. b. Jany. 14, 1827. — 4954 William H. b. Oct. 26, 1829. 
4955 Calvin R. b. July 27, 1836. — 4956 Sarah R. b. Sep. 8, 1838. 

778 SAMUEL STEELE RICHARDSON, [2062] m.LYDIA A. MEADE, 
May 29, 1832. He resides at Winchester. 

VII. Chil. 
4957 Ellen, b. Oct. 15, 1834. — 4958 Samuel M. b. Ap. 24, 1838. 



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1846 ^11- OEMBRATION. 

779 SUSAN RICHARDSON, [2064] m. FREDERICK FLINT, of Read- 
ing, Sep. 19, 1831. He resides at Woburn. 

VII. Chil. 
4959 Susan, b. Oct. 5, 1834. . — 4960 Frederick A. b. May 25, 1837. 

4961 John R. b. Oct. 24, 1839. — 4962 Franklin, b. July 22, 1847. 

780 FANNY RICHARDSON, [2067] m. TIMOTHY W. MEAD, of 
of Bedford, Nov. 12, 1840. 

VII. Chil. 
4968 Charlotte E. b. Sep. 26, 1842. — 4964 Charles H. b. July 21, 1844. 

781 JOHN S. RICHARDSON, [2068] m. LYDIA W. COLLAMORE, 
of Pembroke, 1840. He is a farmer at Winchester. 

VII. Chil. 

4965 Lydia Ella, b. Aug. 2, 1844 ; d. June 20, 1848. 

4966 John Winslow, b. June 15, 1846. — 4967 Adeliza, b. Ap. 26, 1849. 

782 ABIGAIL RICHARDSON, [2069] m. ARTEMAS MEAD, May 5, 
1841. 

VII. ChU. 
4968 John Ames, b. July 16, 1842. — 4969 Abby Adeline, b. Dec. 1, 1844 

4970 Asa Warren, b. Feb. 6, 1848. 

788 LUTHER R. VINING, [2072] m. MARY RICHARDSON, [2066] 
dau. of Dea. Calvin, of Woburn, Nov. 28, 1833, or Nov. 27, 1834. He 
was a boot and shoe dealer at Portland, Me. 1850. 

VII. Chii; 

4971 Mary Eliza, b. Aug. 25, 1834. 

4972 Sarah Frances, b. Sep. 23, 1835 ; d. Ap. 18, 1849. 

784 GEORGE VINING, [2075] m. MARTHA B. EMERY, Nov. 14, 
1844. He was a shoemaker at Templeton, 1850. 

VII. ChU. 



^4 SS}*--'''--'"'^ 23, 1846. 



786 JOHN ALBERT SYMMES, [2080] m. LYDIA M. SMITH, June 6, 
1839. He was a Wheelwright at Medford, where he d. Feb. 19, 
1849, a. 39. 

VII. Chil. b. at Medford. 

4975 AmeUa M. b. Mh. 1841. 

786 CHARLES CAREY SYMMES, [2081] m. LYDIA F. CLARK, Nov. 
10, 1840. He is a lumber merchant, at Aylmer, Can. East. 

VII. Chil. b. at Aylmer. he d (X^c^Mf l$5^H 

4976 Charles Henry, b. Oct. 1841. • 

4977 Edward Carey, b. Oct 1844 ; d. Feb. 1846 

4978 Catherine Noel, b. Dec. 1846 ; d. Dec. 6, 1846. 



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Til* OBNERATION. 947 

787 HENRY RICHARDSON SYMMES, [2068]ro. ABIGAIL SYMMES, 
Mb. 23, 1842. He resided at Aylmer, Can. East, 1850, where he was 
editor of a paper. 

VII. Chil. b. at Aylmer. 
4979 Henry Charles, b. Ap. 1848. — 4980 Mary Elizabeth, b. 184a 

4981 Joho Albert, b. May, 1845. — 4982 Edward, b. Jany. 1851. 

788 FRANCES MARIA MANNING, [2103] m. ABIJAH RICHARD- 
SON, Nov. 19, 1844, who was b. Aug. 12, 1825, (son of Abijah and 
Olive (Pond) Richardson, of Medway.) He resides at Wobum. 

VII. Chil. 

4983 Abijah Francis, b. Nov. 12, 1845. 

4984 Alvan M. b. Ap. 23, 1848. — 4985 Mary Alice, b. Jany. 28, 1850. 

789 ALBERT TUFTS, [2106] m. MAI^Y L. NEWHALL, Ap. 15, 1827, 
who was b. Aug. 5, 1804. (^IcJ^ 4.lu.4L u. y SijA^tt-^f / f ^^ 
VII. Chil. ^ 

4986 James H. b. Feb. 12, 1830 ; m. Malvina F. Boynton, July 11, 1851. 

4987 Oscar Henry, b. Nov. 15, 1831. —4988 Martha Ann, b. Dec. 22, 1833. 

4989 George Marshall, b. Mb. 19, 1836 ; d. July 6, 1836. 

4990 Mary Elizabeth, b. May 19, 1838. ' 

4991 Charles Richard, b. Aug. 16, 1844. — 4992 Francis Albert, b. Feb. 6, 1848. 

789i PAUUNA TUFTS, [2107] m. RICHARD BLANCHARD, Ap. 10, 
1826, who was b. Nov. 20, 1797, and d. Ap. 3, 1840, a. 42. 

VII. ChU. 

4993 Richard Hutchinson, b. Sep. 19, 1827. 

4994 Paulina Tufls, b. May 10, 1830 ; m. Samuel Graves, June 19, 1852: 

4995 Irene R. b. Aug. 29, 1832. — 4996 Albert M. b. July 10, 1834. 
4997 Alonzo W. b. Oct. 16, 1836. — 4998 Charles B. b. Feb. 4, 1839. 

790 MARY TUFTS LOCKE, [2110] m. SEWALL CARTER, Jany. 2, 
1827, the son of Dr. James and Susannah (Kendall) Carter, of Lancas- 
ter. Mr. Carter d. Sep. 7, 1838, a. 42 ; and she resides in Boston. 

VII. Chil. 
4999 Ellen Maria, b. Sep. 19, 1827. — 5000 Mary Susannah, b. Ap. 15, 1830. 
5001 A child, b. Feb. 23, 1833 ; d. Feb. 26, 1833. 

791 JONATHAN FROST LOCKE, [2112] m. MARY MOORE ADAMS, 
of Charlestown, June 14, 1832, who was b. Nov. 30, 1812, dau. of 
Joseph and Phebe Adams, of Charlestown. He resides at C. 

VII. Chil. 

6002 Josephine M. b. Ap. 14, 1833. — 5003 George A. b. Oct 11, 1834. 

5004 Grace Webster, b. Sep. 10, 1837 ; d. May 13, 1840. 

5005 William E. b. Mb. 6, 1842. — 5006 John F. b. Mb. 27, 1844. 
6007 Mary Tufts, b. Mb. 17, 1846. — 5008 Harriet A. b. Dec. 10, 1849. 



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248 Vn. GENERATION. 

792 WILLIAM STEARNS LOCKE, [2117] m. MARY WHITNEY. Nov. 
19, 1846, dau. of Cyrus and Mary Whitney, of Harvard. He resides 
at Lancaster. 

VII. Chil, 
5009 Loretta Irene, b. Jany. 17, 1848. — 5010 Frances Ann, b. Feb. 14, 1850. 

793 SARAH SHATTUCK LOCKE, [2120] m. SILAS H. HOLLAND, 
of Norlhboro', May 13, 1844. He is a Car Manufacturer, at Cam- 
bridgeport. 

VII. Chil. 

5011 Harriet Reed, b. Ap. 11, 1845. 

5012 James Franklin, b. Aug. 1848 ; d. Aug. 1849. 

794 ELIZA ANN LOCKE, [2121] m. DANE APPLETON MAR- 
RETT, June 7, 1848, son of Rev. Daniel Marrett, of Standish, Me. and 

twin brother of Samuel Hastings Marrett, who m. Frances Ann, [212^] sister of 
Eliza Ann. Twin brothers m. twin sisters on same day. Mr. Bffarpett is a mer- 
chant and postmaster at Somerville. 

VII. Chil. 

5013 Samuel Hastings, b. July 10, 1850. 

795 LAVINA LOCKE, [2124] m. E. S. ANDRUS, 1832. He is a me- 
chanic, residing at or in the vicinity of Millport, N. Y. 

VII. Chil. 

5014 William Perkins, b. Ap. 6, 1833. — 5015^ Heman Elihu, b. Mh.22, 1835. 
5016 Nancy Nioma, b. Mb. 27, 1837. —5017 Sarah Elizabeth, b.Ap. 1, 1839. 

5018 Catherine Maria, b. Aug. 25, 1841. 

5019 Cephas Elisha, b. Aug. 30, 1843. 

5020 Harriet Susannah, b. Jany. 6, 1846. 

5021 .Emeline Lavina, b. Oct. 24, 1849. 

796 JAMES SYMMES LOCKE, [2125] m. EMILY E. BEANSON, Oct 
11, 1835. He is a farmer, residing at Millport, Chomung Co. N. Y. 

VII. Chil. 
5023 Clarissa Loisa, b. Aug. 22, 1837. — 5024 Sarah Sleeper, b. Sep. 12, 1839. 
5025 Mary, b. Sep. 5, 1842. — 5026 Wallace, b. Mb. 13, 1844. 

5027 Hiram, b. Aug. 24, 1847. — 5028 Thomas Charles, b. Sep. 18, 1849. 

797 SARAH SYMMES LOCKE, [2126] m. THOMAS C. SLEEPER, 
1835, who was b. at Orford, Grafton Co. N. H. He resides at Millport, 

Chemung Co. N. Y. and has for many years been Superintendent of the Che- 
mung Canal. 

VII. Chil. 

5029 Mary SUeeper, b. Ap. 16, 1837. 

5030 CharlesWintermeeter, b. Nov.6,1846. — 5031 Sarah Anna, b.Mh. 5, 1849. 

798 GEORGE WASHINGTON LOCKE, [2127] m. ELIZA FOX, Feb. 
1845. He resided at Canton Village, Pa. where he d. Oct 8, 1851, 
a. nearly 30. 

VII. Chil. 
5032 Julia Ann, b. Ap. 24, 1846. — 5033 Thomas James, b. May 7, 1348. 



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799 HANNAH JENKINS EAMES, [2180] m. WILUAM BROWN, Dec. 
3, 1819, who was b. in South Reading, Sep. 11, 1791, and resides on a 

farm in that town which has been in possession of his family since the first s^tle- 
ment of the town. He is the son of Jeremiah, who was the son of Jeremiah, who 
was the son of Samuel, who was the son of Cornelius, who was the son of 
Nicholas Browne^ the first settler in Reading, in that part now South Reading. 
Nicholas resided at Lynn before settling at S. R. His father was Edward, of 
Inkbarrow, in Worcestershire, Eng. and his mother's name was Lyde. 

YII. ChiL b. at South Reading. 
5034 William Locke, b. Jany. 17, 1821 ; was educated at Waterville College, 
Me. and at the University in the city of New York, where he grad. 1847. 
He was admitted to the Bar in 1850 ; has an office in Boston, but resides 
at South Reading, where he was chosen a Selectman in 18i52. He m. 
Frances Matilda Oliver, Jany. 23, 1851, who wash. Jany. 17, 1823, dau. 
of Robert and Fanny (Briggs) Oliver, of Charlestown; had — 5034J- Oliver 
Cromwell, b. June 9, 1852 ; d. same dav. ^^ jt, h - -- 

6035 Lydia Smith, b. Sep. 23, 1822.01* ^^€l^(<.UCi cAc^tiU^r^ Ci^^lS /tSj 
5036 Thomas Baldwin Bumap, b. Aug. 10, 1827 ; student at Brown University. / 

6037 Hannah Elizabeth, \ .^^ b. May 18, 1831. ' 

6038 Nicholas, J ^^^' b. " « « d. same day. 

6039 Abby Trull, b. Mb. 4, 1835. — 6040 Elcy Martha, b. Aug. 25, 1836. 

6041 Mary Harvey, b. Feb. 24, 1838. 

800 Dea. CALEB EAMES, [2131] m. SALLY GOWING, Nov. 30, 1826» 
who was b. Mb. 22, 1799, dau. of Joseph Growing, of Wilmington. He 
is a farmer at Wilmington. 

VII. Chil. 

6042 Caleb, b. Sep. 26, 1827. ^ . pt^-^f ^» /^S^^ 

5043 Sarah C. b. July 30, 1829 ; d. ^p. 3Qf 1838. 

5044 Rebecca, b. Aug. 21, 1831. ^ 

5045 Mary, b. Mb. 24, 1833 ; d. May 9, 1838. 

5046 Othniel, b. Ap. 3, 1835. 

5047 Elizabeth, b. Jany. 22, 1837 ; d. May 16, 1838. 



801 BETSY SYMMES EAMES, [21321 m. 1. SAMUEL CONVERSE, 
of Wobum, Mb. 182L 2. m. JOSIAH PARKER, of Wobum, Feb. 

16, 1838. She resided with Mr. P. at Wilton, N. H. where he d. Nov. 29, 
1852, a. 78. 

VII. Chil. by Mr. Converse. 
5048 Charles Samuel, b. 1821. 

Chil. by Mr. Parker. 
50^ Albert, b. Ap. 12, 1839. — 5050 George, b. Mh. 2, 1841 ; d. Mb. 1841. 

802 Dea. LUTHER EAMES, [2133] m. ESTHER JAQUITH, Jany. 25, 
1827, dau. of Capt. Nathan Jaquith, now of Wobum, formerly of Wil- 
mington. Deacon Eames has resided at Lowell for many years, where he was 
Superintendent of the Almshouse, and is now Superintendent of the Cemetery. 
He was a Representative in the Legislature, from Lowell, 1852, and now, 1853. 

VII. Chil. 

5051 Luther, b. Feb. 23, 1828. 

6052 Esther Taquith, b. Oct. 20, 1829 ; m. Levi P. Wright, Oct 12, 1848. 
5053 Mary Harvey, b. Oct. 23» 1831. — 5054 Electa Bingham, b. Jany. 4, 1834. 
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260 VII* OfiNBRATIOff. 

t065 Otis Henry, b. Mb. 22, 1686 ; d. Aug. 2, 1886. 
5056 Sarah Elizabeth, b. May 26, 1888 ; d. Aug. 19, 1840. 
50V Asgill Henry, b. Feb. 15, 1842. 

5058 James Locke, b. June 8, 1846 ; d. Not. 15, 1847. 

803 MARY HARVEY EAMES, [2134] m. JAMES GOWING, Esq. 
Jany. 23, 1823, who was b. Oct 21, 1793, son of Daniel and Abigail, 

of Wilmington, where he resides, and which town he has several times repre- 
sented in the Legislature ; has been a Selectman and is a Jus. Peace. 

VII. Chil. b, at Wilmington, 

5059 James, b. Nov. 12, 1823 ; m. Elizabeth Jane Caswell, June 28, 1649. 

5060 Mary, b. Jany. 30, 1825 ; d. July 28, 1825. 

5061 Charles, b. Aug. 12, 1826 ; m. Adeline £. H. Grey, July 29, 1848. 

5062 George, b. July 28, 1828 ; m« Angelina Pearson, Sep. 12, 1850. 

5063 Henry E. b. May 11, 1830. 

5064 Mary Harvey, b. Feb. 16, 1833 ; d. Mh. 16, 1833, 

5065 William Everett, b. Sep. 24, 1834. 

5066 Mary Eames, b. Jany. 8, 1837 ; d. July 8, 1837, 

5067 Charlotte Kingsbury, b. July 31, 1839. 

5068 Sarah Locke, b. May 31, 1846 ; d. May 26, 1851, 

804 LOTAN EAMES, [2135] m. 1. SUSAN NICHOLS, May, 162a 2. 
m. MARY ANN WATSON, (1838?) He remded «t Wilmington, 
and d. July 14, 184& 

VII. Chil. by 1st wf. 

5069 Susan. — 5070 Betsy, and two othen that d, 

805 ELECTA BINGHAM EAMES, [21361 m, BENJAMIN HAWKES, 
Oct. 1, 1840, of South Reading, where they reside. He is a fanner, 

VII. Chil. 
6071 Winfield Scott, b. Jany. 11, 1844. 

5072 Henry, b. Sep. 30, 1846 ; d. June 19, 1848. 

5073 Electa Eames, b. Dec. 1846 ; d. Aug. 10, 185a 

806 ASGILL EAMES, [2187] m. SARAH SAVAGE, Dec. 14, 1884. 

He d. at Waterville, Me. 1840, where his widow resides. 

VII. ChU. 

5074 Thomas Asgill, b. Mh. 10, 1836. 

5075 Henry Harrison, b. June 5, 1837. 

5076 Lucy Locke, b. Oct 2, 1888. —5077 Luther Nelson, b. July 28, 184a 

807 HENRY HARRISON EAMES, [2188] m. HANNAH SHORE 
EATON, Ap. 1, 1835, dau. of Reuben Eaton, of Waterville, Me. He 
resides at Cambridge ; is a carpenter and builder. 

VII. Chil, 

5078 Reuben Eaton, b. Sep. 2, 1838 ; d. Dec. 12, 1839. 

5079 Charles Henry, b. Oct 16, 1839 ; d. July, 1842. 

5080 Walter Abbott, b. Sep. 30, 1841. — 5081 Thomas H, b. Aug. 80, 1648. 
5082 Joseph Edwin, b. Oct. 12, 1845. 

5068 Sarah RiehanboDt b. July 12, 1651 ; d. Aug. 28, 1850. 



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Til. OEKERATiON. 251 

808 ELCY PARKS EAMES, [2189] m. WALTER ABBOTT, Sep. 1, 
1841, of Milford, N. H. He is a mefchant in Boston. 

VII. Chil. 

5084 Elcy Fmnces Locke, b. Mh, 3, 1846. 

5085 Helen Parks, b. Oct 4, 1849 ; d. Aug. 26, 1851. 

809 FANNY LOCKE DEAN, [2140] m. EDWARD CUTTER, 1824, 
wbo was b. Sep. 28, 1803, the son of John and Mary Cutter. She d. 

Ap. 18, 1845, a. 88; and he m. REBECCA A. PHILLIPS, Nov. 28, 1845, by 
whom he had Clara Augusta, b. Aug. 20, 1847. He resides at Charlestown. 

VII. Chil. by 1st mg. 

5086 Frances Maria, b. Nov. 3, 1824 ; m. John M. Clark, Ap. 12, 1846. 

5087 Sally Ann, b. Nov. 2, 1826 ; d. Ap. 18, 1830. 
5068 Mary Amanda, b. Feb. 10, 1828; d. June 11, 1832. 

5089 Edward, b. Jany. 18, 1830. — 5090 Alonzo, b. Feb. 15, 1832. 

5091 William, b. Dec. 5, 1884. — 6092 Mortimer, b. Feb. 10, 1836. 

5093 Charles, b. Ap. 8, 1838. — 5094 Amanda, b. Feb. 11, 1840. 

5095 Albert, b. Ap. 10, 1843. — 5096 James F. b. Jany. 20, 1845. 

810 JOHN LOCKE, [2595] m. RUHAMAH LOVEJOY, of Westminster, 
Vt (his cousin, dau. of Benjamin Lovejoy, who m. Abigail Locke 440.) 

He resided at Westminster, Vt Westmoreland, Vt. and Casfienovio, N. Y. and 
DOW lives at Cf^oconut, Pa. 

VII. Chil. 

5097 John, b. May 30, 1799, in Westmoreland ; is m. has nine chil. and resides 

at Lafayette, N.Y. 

5098 Abigail, b. June 6, 1800, at Westminster ; resides unmd. with her father 

at Choconut 

5099 Allen F. b. Ap. 22, 1808, at Cazenovia ; is m. has four chil. and resides at 

Fabius, N. Y. 

811 VARNUM PRESCOTT SHATTUCK, [2156] m. his cousin, CHER- 
EY ADAMS LOCKE, [2167] dau. of Josiah Locke, Jany. 13, 1827. 

He was a trader at Vera Cruz, Mex. and d. June 12, 1847, a. 42. His wid. m. 
ROBERTSON, 1848. 

VII. Chil. 

5100 Vamum Prescott, b. May 6, 1828. 

5101 Cherry Louisa, b. May 13, 1880 ; d. 18*7, at Galveston, Texas. 

5102 Josephine, b. Dec 1831 ; d. July 1883, at New York. 

5103 Josephine, b.'Sep. 1, 1883. 

5104 Warren Shadrach, b. Aug. 16, 1887 ; d. 1838, at Oswego, N. Y. 

5105 Sarah Stickney, b. 1889. 

5106 Charles Thayer Scott, b. Feb. 5, 1841. 

5107 Frances, b. Nov. 18, 1842. 

5107 > Warren, b. Nov. , 1843 ; d. 1843, New York city. 

5106 Robertine Udora, b. Sep. 1645 ; d. 1849, at Galveston, Texas. 

812 ELIZA SHATTUCK, [2157] m. CHARLES T. SCOTT, of Charles- 
town, Nov. 1826. He was a merchant in New YqA city, where he d. 
Ap. 15, 1840. 

VII. ChU. 

5109 Augusta Wheeler, b. July 20, 1828. 



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252 ^^^' GENERATIOK. 

5110 Walter, b. Oct. 30, 1880. 

5111 Helen Carpenter, b. Jany. 28, 1884. 

5112 Charles Thayer, b. Feb. 27, 1837. 

5113 Eveline Frost, b. Feb. 11, 1839 ; d. 1840, in N. Y. 

5114 Edwina Le Fevre, b. Nov. 14, 1841. — 5115 Claretta, b. Nov. 1845. 

813 WARREN SHADRACH SHATTUCH, [2158] m. ELIZA ANN 
JOY, of Martha's Vineyard, Jariy. 1830. He was a merchant in New 
York city, where he d. Oct. 1833, a. 35. His wid. m. John S. Westmacott in 
1835, and d. 1841. 

VII. Chil. 

5116 Alonzo Daggett, b. Jany. 16, 1831 ; d. 1835. 

5117 Warren Shadrach, b. Jany. 14, 1833. 

814 ARTEMAS LOCKE SHATTUCK, [2159] m. CATHERINE 
HICKE Y, of Philadelphia, Pa. Aug. 1832. He is a merchant in that 
city. 

VII. Chil. 

5118 Catherine Maria, b. June, 1833 ; d. 1835, in New York. 

5119 Warren, b. Nov. 1834. 

5120 Elizabeth Hickey, b. 1836 ; d. 1839, in Philadelphia. 

5121 Sarah Stickney, b. Oct. 7, 1838. — 5122 Ellen Hickey, b. 1889. 
5122^ Artemas Locke, b. May. 1843. 

5123 Caroline Elizabeth, b. Dec. 1844. 

5124 Charles Thayer Scott, b. Dec. 1847 ; d. May, 1850, in Philadelphia. 

815 MARY SHATTUCK, [2161] m. THOMAS CROSIER, of N. Bruns- 
wick, Nov. 6, 1834. He is a piano forte maker, at (Charlestown ?) 

VII. Chil. 

5125 Caroline Shattuck, b. Aug. 15, 1835. — 5126 Thomas, b. Aug. 8, 1837. 

816 JOSIAH LOCKE SHATTUCK, [2163] m. ELIZABETH T. STICK- 
NEY, of Duxbury, Dec. 26, 1841. 

VII. Chil. 

5127 Mary Elizabeth, b. Aug. 6, 1844. 

817 SUSANNAH BROWN LOCKE, [2165] m. JOSEPH PERKINS. 
He resides at Mt Vernon, N. H. 

VII. Chil. 

5128 Joseph, b. July 24, 1833 ; d. young. 

5129 Joseph, b. July 24, 1835. — 5130 John, b. 

818 ELIZABETH LOCKE, [2166] m. SAMUEL SMITH, May 20, 1824, 
who was b. May 12, 1798, m Sandwich, N. H. He is a farmer in Win- 
Chester. 

VII. Chil. b. m Wobum. 

5131 Caroline Elizabeth, b. Feb. 20, 1825 ; m. William H. Richardson, May 28, 
1846, who was b. May 5, 1822, in Wob. ; is a blacksmith ; resides in West 
Cambridge, and had — 5132 Florella Antoinette, b. Mb. 5, 1849. 

5133 Josiah Locke, b. Nov. 20, 1826, is a farmer at Winchester. 



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VII. OENEBATION. 263 

5134 Susan Locke, b. May 28, 1829 ; m. Joseph A. Merryfield, Mh. 14, 1850, 
who was b. id Wells, Me. Oct. 6, 1822. He is a tin and sheet-iron work- 
er at West Cambridge. 

5136 Samuel, b. Jany. 4, 1833. — 5137 Mary Frances, b. Aug. 14, 1835. 

5138 EUphaiet, b. July 15, 1839. — 5139 Clara Augusta, b. Aug. 18, 1842. 

819 EDWARD FOWLE, [20431 m. 1. MARY LOCKE, [2168] dau. of 
Josiah and Susan Frost Locke, Sep. 16, 1828. 2. m. DEBORAH 

PARKER, Mh. 1835. 3. m. HANNAH DAMON, May 24, 1838. He resides 
at Wobum. 

VII. ChiLby Istwf. 
5140 Mary Locke, b. Dec. 25, 1829 ; d. Oct. 17, 1851, a. 21, at Wobum. 
Chil. by 2d wf. 

5142 George Edward, b. July 4, 1837. 

Chil. by 3d wf. 

5143 Hannah Elizabeth, b. Ap. 22, 1839. 

5144 Emily Frances, b. Nov. 9, 1842. — 5145 William Rufus,b. July 17, 1845. 

820 JEDUTHAN FOWLE, [20421 m. LOUISA LOCKE, [2170] dau. of 
Josiah Locke, Dec. 9, 18S^, and resides at (Wobum ?) 

VII. Chil. 
5146 Jeduthan b. Dec. 23, 1830. — 5147 Josiah Locke, b. Feb. 5, 1838. 

5148 Frances Locke, b. Oct 19, 1835 ; d. Oct. 5, 1836. 

5149 William Henry, b. Feb. 10, 1838. 

5150 Louisa Frances, b. Oct. 12, 1842. — 5151 Samuel, b. Aug. 8, 1844. 

821 REBECCA ANN LOCKE, [2171] m. EARLE WYMAN, of Wo- 
bum, Jany. 9, 1840. She d. Sep. 30, 1843, a. 30, and Mr. Wyman m. 

CAROLINE SHATTUCK, [2162] cousin to his first wife, dau. of Shadrach 
Sbattuck, Oct. 8, 1846. He is a carpenter at Charlestown. 

VII. Chil.byLmg. 

5152 Caroline Rebecca, b. May 25, 1842. 

Chil. by 2. mg. 

5153 Walter W. b. Oct 1848. — 5154 Evelina, b. May 16, 1861. 

822 LUCY FROST LOCKE, [2173] m. JOTHAM HILL, 1841, who 
resides at Wobum. 

VII. Chil. 
5155 Waldo, b. — 5156 Joseph Francis, b. 

823 ELIZABETH RICHARDSON LOCKE, [2215] m. DANIEL FI- 
FIELD, Dec. 2 or 31, 1835, who was b. Sep. 1, 1808, (son of Enoch 
and Mehitable (Page) Fifield.) He is a cabinet maker at Charlestown. 

VII. Chil. 

6157 J B. M. b. Dec. 30, 1838. — 5158 Augusta, b. Feb. 24, 1841. 

5159 Harriet Elizabeth, b. May 23, 1850. 

824 ADELINE MATILDA LOCKE, [22161 m. DANIEL WYMAN 
LOCKE, [2180] son of Asa Locke, Ap. 20, 1843. 

VII. Chil. 

5161 Benjamin Franklin, b. June 12, 1845. 

5162 George J. Carlton, b. Jany. 29, 1849 ; d. Sep. 28, 1651. 



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954 Til. OENERATIOK. 

825 SARAH LOCKE, [2288] m. 1. CHARLES WEATHERBEE, Nov. 
8, 1807, of Dedham.' He was an Innholder, and d. at Tannton, Jany. 

19, 1812. 2. she m. DAN WILMARTH, Jr. of Attleboro% June 23, 1813. 
He was a farmer at Taunton, and d. Ap. 2, 1851. She resides at T. 

VII. Chil. by Mr. Weatherbee. 

5163 Abigail Howard, b. Sep. 25, 1808 ; m. William B. Crandell. 1008 

Chil. by Mr. Wilmarth. 

5164 George Locke, b. Jany. 16, 1814; m. Emily A. Sprout 1009 

5165 Charles Brown, b. Dec. 15, 1816 ; m. Caroline A. Robinson. 1010 

5166 Augustus, b. Sep. 30, €818 ; m. Sarah J. Anthony. 1011 

5167 Anna Maria, b. Jany. 12, 1821 ; m. Ebenezer D. Tisdale. 1012 

5168 Sarah Locke, b. May 18, 1823 ; d. Jany. 17, 1851, a. 27. 
— 5169 Henry Dan, b. Oct. 4, 1826 ; he is a clerk in Boston. 

5170 Nathan, b. June 22, 1829 ; is a cleric with Gilbert & Co. at T&anton. 

826 MARY LOCKE, [2234] m. Capt. ALLEN PRESBREY, Jany. 26, 
1823, son of Seth and Sarah (Pratt) Presbrey, of Taunton. Capt. Pres- 

brey is engaged in the shipping business, and resides at the ^^ Wier ^' in Taunton. 

VII. Chil. 

5171 Joseph Locke, b. Aug. 31, 1826 ; m. Susan Wilson Godfrey, Dec. 24, 
1850, dau. of George Godfrey, of Taunton. He is book-keeper at the 
Black Lead Works ; had — 5172 Frederick Locke, b. May 18, 1852. 

5173 Mary Allen Francis, b. July 19, 1829. 

5174 AbigaU Johnson, b. Feb. 22, 1832 ; d. Dec. 22, 1882. 

827 Capt. OLIVER LOCKE, [2235] m. JOANNA JACOBS, Ap. 1, 1816, 
who was b. May 28, 1797, dau. of Braddock and Sarah (Hersey) 

Jacobs. He resided in Lexington, and kept a tavern. He was a Captain in the 
Militia, and was accidentally shot by one of his intimate friends, Oct. 1825, a. 
30. His wid. m. WILLIAM SMITH, Nov. 28, 1832, and they reside at Lex- 
ington, 1852. 

VII. Chil. 

5175 Faustina Muliken, b. Aug. 24, 1819 ; m. David A. Gage, Deo. 8, 1846, 
and d. Dec. 4, 1850. They had — 5176 Clara, b. June 15, 1848. 

5177 Joan Sophia, b. Oct. 3, 1825 ; m. Eli Francis Davis, June 16, 1852, of Lit- 

tleton, where they reside* 
Two others, died in infancy. 

828 BALDWIN LOCKE, [2239] m. ADELINE JOSSELYNE, in Boaton, 
Nov. 18, 1830 ; he resides at Lexington. 

VII. ChU. 

5178 OUver Baldwin, b. Sep. 17, 1831. 

5179 William Brigham, b. Aug. 13, 1833. — 5180 Lorenzo, b. Sep. 2, 1835. 

5181 Samuel Josselyn, b. Aug. 25, 1837. 

5182 Martha Wellington, b. Ap. 19, 1839. — 5183 Maiy, b. Oct 21, 1841. 

829 CLARISSA MEAD, [2241] m. NATHANDBL HARRINGTON, 
Nov. 3, 1815, who was b. June 3, 1786, (son of Levi Harrington, of 

Lexington.) He was a farmer in Lex. where he d. Jany. 8, 1839, a. 52. His 
wid. resides at Lex. 1852. 

VII. Chil. 

5184 Franklin Mead, b. June 6, 1817 ; m. Busaa Wiley, dan. of Dsvidt of AA- 
by, June, 1847. 

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5185 Ellen Maria, b. July 1, 1819. 

5186 EdwiD, b. Feb. 1, 1891-; m. Eunice Elizabeth Moore, of Sudbury, Nov. 

1845. nz^i 

5187 Clarissa, b. Dec. 8, 1822 ; m. Samuel B. fiindge, Ap. 29, 1845. 1018 

5188 Nathaniel, b. Sep. 23, 1824. 

5189 Larkin, b. Ap. 17, 1826 ; m. Mary Langley, of East Camb. Nov. 1851. 

5190 Andrew, b. Ap. 12, 1828. 

5191 Rebecca, b. June 12, 1830; d. May 7, 1832. 

5192 Elizabeth Ward, b. Oct. 16, 1833. 

830 MARTHA INGERSOLL MEAD, [2244] m. NATHAN HARRING- 
TON, son of Nathan Harrington, of Lexington, who was b. Feb. 29, 
1792. He resided at Lex. and d. Nov. 13, 1843, a. 51. His wid. d. at Lex- 
ington, Oct 1852. 

VII. Chil. 
5198 Caroline Maria, b. Oct 1, 1829. — 5194 Elvira Mead, b. Feb. 18, 1832. 

881 SALLY MEAD, [2246] m. JAMES HASTINGS, (son of Samuel, of 
Lincoln,) Oct 11, 1821. He was b. Oct 5, 1797, and resides atBrat- 
tleboro', Vt ^ 

VII. Chil. 

5195 Charles, b. July 7, 1822, at Lincoln ; m. Martha Tuttle, of Lexington, 

Nov. 26, 1846. 

5196 Emily Meriam, b. Mb. 15, 1824, in Lincoln. 

5197 James Whitney, b. Ap. 9, 1826, in Lincoln ; d. June 22, 1842, a. 16. 

5198 Maria Chandler, b. Ap. 16, 1828, in Lincoln ; m. Lucius L. Pratt, son of 

Ruflis, of Brattleboro\ June 1, 1849. He is a merchant at B. 

5199 Sarah Mead, b. Oct 3, 1829, in Lincobi; d. June 12, 1848, a. 18. 

5200 Oliver, b. Aug. 8, 1831, in Lexington. 

5202 Alonzo, b. Aug. 25, 1833, in Lincoln* 

5203 Adelaide, b. Oct 15, 1836, in Cambridge. 

5204 Ellen Augusta, b. Mb. 2, 1841, in Cambridge. 

882 CHARLES AUGUSTUS LOCKE, [22511 m. SARAH JANE 
THACHER, June 1, 1843, dau. of David Thacher, who m. Rebecca 

De Blois, dau. of Stephen De Blois, of Newport, R. I. and gr. dau. of Lot 
Thacher, of Rochester. Mr. Locke is a merchant in Boston. 

VII. Chil. 

5205 Mary IngersoU, b. Ap. 19, 1844. 

5206 Joseph Aitchison Vincent, b. Sep. 29, 1845; d. Dec. 13, 1850. 

5207 Charles Augustus, b. Dec. 7, 1849 ; d. Dec. 31, 1849. 
5207^ Harold De Blois, b. Sep. 21, 1852. 

888 FRANCES SARGENT LOCKE, [2252] m. in Boston SAMUEL 
STILLMAN OSGOOD, Oct 7, 1835, who was b. in Boston, the son 
of James and Elizabeth (Badger) Osgood. Mr. Osgood is a painter, not unknown 
in England and America. Soon afler their marriage they went to London, 
where he some time before had been a pupil of the Royal Academy. They re- 
mained abroad several years, and returned to Boston in 1839, and soon af\er 
removed to New York, where she died of consumption. May 12, 1850, a. nearly 
39. See Appendix S. 

VII. ChU. 

5208 Ellen Fnnoes, b. July 11, 183-, in London ; d. Sep. 3, 1851. 



366 VII. OENEBATION. 

5209 May Vincent, b. July 21, 1839, in Boston ; d. June 26, 1851. 

5210 Fanny Fay, b. in New York ; d. 

834 ELIZABETH DAVIS LOCKE, [MM) m. Rev. HENRY F. HAR- 
RINGTON, Nov. 26, 1838, (son of the late Joseph Harrington, Esq. of 
Roxbury,) who was b. Aug. 15, 1814; grad. at Har. College 1834, was minister 
at large in Providence, R. I. several years, subsequently settled at Albany, N. Y. 
and was installed at Lawrence, Feb. 29, 1848, where he now resides. 

VII. Chil. 

5211 Joseph Locke, b. Oct 13, 1841 ; d. Sep. 12, 1842. 

5212 Fanny Sargent, b. Aug. 26, 1843. 

5213 Mary Presbrey, b. Jany. 17, 1845. 

5214 Elizabeth Ingersoll, b. Sep. 19, 1848. 

836 LURINDA SIMONDS, [2274] m. JAMES PRIEST, 1838, and d. 
' Sep. 29, 1838, leaving a dau. Mr. Priest m. her cousin, IRENA 
LOCKE, [2288] daughter of Stephen Locke, Aug. 1839. Mr. Priest was b. at 
Weare, N. H. Ap. 8, 1813, son of John, (b. at Harvard,) who m. at Weare, 
Lydia E. Greorge,^au. of Moses and Lydia Creorge, and gr. son of Abel and 
Zeruiah Priest, or Harvard. Mr. Priest was a hatter at Oil Mill Village, in 
Weare, from 1831 to 1850, when he took charge of the Railrocul Depot at that 
place, where he now remains. He is also Postmaster. 

VII. Chil. by 1st mg. 

5215 Lurinda, b. Sep. 2, 1838. 

Chil. by second mg. 
5217 Lydia A. b. Oct. 10, 1840. — 5218 Adeline S. b. Oct 2, 1842. 

5219 Lucy J. b. Sep. 2, 1844. — 5220 George F. b. Nov. 28, 1846. 

5221 John, b. Feb. 15, 1851. 

836 GEORGE W. GOOD ALE, [2284] m. MARTHA L. NEWTON, Oct 
1, 1837. He is a farmer at i)orchester. 

VII. Chil. 

5222 Martha E. b. Aug. 9, 1838. 

5223 George W. b. Oct 26, 1840 ; d. Oct 1, 1844. 

5224 Marcus M. b. Jany. 31, 1843 ; d. July 9, 1843. 

5225 Marcus M. b. May 28, 1844. 

5226 Lucy Maria, b. Jany. 23, 1848 ; d. Feb. 24, 1848. 

837 ELBERT GOODALE, [2285] m. CELESTIA T. SMITH, of New 
Hampton, N. H. Feb. 4, 1840 ; he is a livery-stable keeper in Boston. 

VII. Chil. 

5227 Celestia Frances, b. Aug. 12, 1841. 

5228 Emma P. b. Aug. 29, 1845 ; d. Sep. 23, 1847. 

5229 Emma P. b. Oct 8, 1848. 

838 MARY JANE GOODALE, [2286] m. WILLIAM MONTGOMERY 
DOW, of Weare, N. H. Dec. 14, 1839 ; is a shoemaker at Weare. 

VII. Chil. 
6230 Wesley W. b. Mb. 8, 1841. — 5231 Albert Freeman, b. Feb. 3, 1844. 
5232 Emma Josephine, b. Ap. 12, 1846. — 5233 Ellen Marion, b. May 7, 1849. 



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839 Catt. EBENEZER TOLMAN, [2816] m. io Watertown, N. Y. 
HOPEFUL RANDALL, May 6, 1816, who was b. Jany. 18, 1789, 

and d. Mh. 23, 1845. Before his marriage he resided ia Canada, Boston, and 
Nelson, N. H. and moved to Watertown, N. Y. 1813, where he resides in 1852, 
and was a Captain in the New Hamp. Militia before he went to W. 

VII. Chil. b. in Watertown. 
52^ Augustus, b. Jany. 4, 1818 ; resides with his father, unmd. 

5235 Mary Ann, b. Jany. 10, 1819; m. CoL Solomon B. Stears, Feb. 3, 1841. 983 

5236 Sylvester, b. Ap. 14, 1820 ; d. Jany. 8, 1845, a. 24, unmd. 

5237 Caroline, b. Sep. 6, 1821. 

- 52:i8 George Washington, b. July 22, 1823 ; is a joiner in California. 

5239 Angeline, b. Ap. 9, 1826. 

5240 Charles Clark, b. Ap. 2, 1830; was a joiner; he started for California 

Nov. 1851, and d. Jany. 7, 1852, a few days after his arrival, a. 21. 

840 GEORGE TOLMAN, [2317] m. Mrs. JOANNA T. WHITTE- 
MORE, of Dana, May 6, 1815, who was b. Sep. 8, 1785, and d. Sep. 
6, 1851, a. e6. He resides at Nelson, N. H. 

VII. ChiL b. in Nelson. 

5241 Fidelia Ann, b. Aug. 4, 1816 ; m. Joseph Clark Tolman, [6225] Ap. 19, 

1840. 

5242 Dianthe Adeline, b. Ap. 9, 1818 ; m. Josiah Carter, of Jaffrey, N. H. Oct 
15, 1843, who was b. at Rindge, N. H. 1815 ; had — 5243 Mary Adeline, 
b. Oct 4, 1846. 

5244 Sylvia Elizabeth, b. Nov. 7, 1822. 

5245 George, b. July 10, 1825 ; d. Sep. 27, 1845. 

5246 Allen, b. Feb. 5, 1828. — 5247 Julia, b. July 29, 1829. 

841 BETSY TOLMAN, [2318] m. THOMAS BAKER, Ap. 27, 1817, 
who was b. at Sullivan, N.H. Ap. 30, 1788, moved to Watertown, N.Y. 

Mh. 1809, where he d. Feb. 10, 1841, a. 53. He was a farmer, and a highly 
respected ai^d useful citizen. 

VII. Chil. b. at Watertown. 

5248 William Clark, b. Mh. 3, 1819 ; m. Ruth Bull, Oct 16, 1844. 936 

5249 Orson Montgomery, b. Feb. 11, 1820; m. Jeanette Pitcher, in Lawrence, 
Van Buren Co. Mich, (to which place he had moved,) Mh. 1849. She 
was b. in Cayuga, N. Y. Feb. 1, 1831. They had — 5250 Medora H. b. 
May 23, 1850. 

5251 George, b. Ap. 17, 1821 ; moved to Crete, Will Co. HI. and m. Jennett 
Goodenow, Dec. 25, 1849, who was b. Feb. 1833, in Gandy Creek, Os- 
wego Co. N. Y. He is a farmer ; had — 

5252 Nancy Fay, b. Mh. 1, 1823. 

5253 E. Collins, b. July 26, 1824 ; m. Sarah Ann Barlow, Nov. 1, 1848, who 
was b. in Rodman, N. Y. Aug. 16, 1826. He is a farmer in Adams, JeC 
Co. N. Y. 

5254 Mary Elizabeth, b. Ap. 2, 1828 ; m. Charles Knights, Mh. 5, 1851, who 

was b. in Rodman, N.Y. Mh. 21, 1828. Resides at Watertown. 

842 CYNTHIA TOLMAN, [2319] m. JOSIAH RICHARDSON, Ap. 7, 
1816, who was b. Jany. 19, 1784, at Sterling. He is a farmer at Wa- 
tertown, N. Y. where he has resided since 1803. He is the son of Tilly Rich- 
ardson, of Sterling, who moved to Herkimer, N. Y. and thence to Watertown, 

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where he d. 1852, a. about 93 ; and he was prcb. the son of Tilly RicHanboQt of 
IjaDca9ter, who prob« resided in that part of Lancaster that is now Sterling. 

VII. Chil. b. in Walertown, 

5255 Charles, b. Mb. 1, 1817 ; m. Chloe H. GiUet, Dec. 23, 1847, who was b. 
at Richland, N. Y. Sep. 20, 1828. He is a farmer at Watertown ; had — 
5255^ Horace Clinton, b. Sep. 19, 1848. 

5256 Juliet, b. Dec. 18, 1818 ; m. Harrison Dodge, Jany. 1, 1845. 987 

5257 Harriet, b. Dec. 13, 1820 ; m. Cyreneus Wakefield, Aug. 17, 1848. 938 

5258 Cynthia T. b. Sep. 18, 1822 ; m. Robert Thompson, Jany. 88, 1846. 988^ 

5259 Josiah, b. Mh. 7, 1828 ; is a carriage maker. 

5260 Frances C. b. Ap. 22, 1830 ; m. Uri O. Andrus, Dec. 24, 1850, who 

was b. in Rutland, N. Y. 1826. He is a joiner in Woodrille, N. Y. 

5261 Mary E. b. May 9, 1832. — 5262 Martha, b. Mh. 2, 1835 

843 WILLIAM TOLMAN, [2320] m. in Nelson, N. H. MARY BAN- 
CROFT, Oct 9, 1827, who was b. at Nelson, May 9, 1796. Mr. Tol- 

man lived in Nelson, Western New York, and Pawtucket, till his marria^, soon 
after which he moved to Watertown, N, Y. where he now resides. He is a far- 
mer, and has furnished me with much valuable information. Mrs. Tolman was 
the dau. of Timothy Bancroft, of Dunstable, who was b. 1759, and d. 1848 ; who 
was the son of Timothy, (who m. Elizabeth Farwell,) who was the son of Eben- 
ezer, who was the son of Thomas, who came from near London, Eng. settled in 
Lynnfield, and d. 1691. 

VII . Chil. b. at Watertown. 

5263 Solon Bancroft, b. July 27, 1828. 

5264 Abigail Cornelia, b. Sep. 18, 1831. 

5265 Henry, b. July 86, 1833 ; d. Aug 31, 1833. 

5267 Mary Amanda, b. July 9, 1834. — 5268 William Orville, b. Oct 1, 1837. 

844 CYRUS TOLMAN, [2322] m. LUCY ABBOTT, 1830, who was b. at 
Tyngsboro*, May 15, 1797. He has always resided on his father's 

homestead at Nelson, N. H. " as a staff for his aged parents to lean upon, which 
proved one of safety and comfort, for which he has the thanks of the rest of 
the family." (A bro. letter.) 

VII. Chil. b. at Nelson. 
5269 Eben Clark, b. Dec. 6, 1831. — 5270 Mary E. b. May 21, 1633. 

5271 Melancy Eveline, b. Aug. 25, 1886 ; d. May 25, 1838. 

5272 Lucy Melancy, b. Feb. 13, 1839. —5273 Orson C. b. Mh. 11, 18^. 

845 DANIEL CAMPBELL CLARK, [2324] m. AMY DAVIS, at Ches- 
terfield, N. H. Dec. 6, 1815, where he d. Mh. 8, 1822, a. 34, and his 
wid. m. CHAPIN, 1833 ; resided at Windhall, Vt. and d. 1884. 

VIK Chil. by Istmg. 
5274 Elizabeth, b. June 23, 1816 ; m. Charles Cross, Sep. 13, 1836, who was b. 

May 28, 1809. He is a maehiniat at Keene, N. H. Had -^ 5275 Charles 

R. b. Ap. 20, 1838; — 5276 Sarah E. h. Nov, 6, 1849; — 5277 Ason, 

b. Oct. 25, 1851. 
9078 Maria, b. ; m. Boyden Day, of Chesterfield, N. H, He is a 

farmer at Townsh^nd, Vt. 
5279 Samuel, b. 
5290 EUen, b. Oct 18, 1821 ; m. Ebeaszer Fiske Cross, qf Chesterfield, N. H, 

Ap. 22, 1840, who was b. Mh. 15, 1815, at Swanzey, N. H. where he re- 



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sides, a farmer. Had — 5261 Frederick William, b. Mh. 29, 1841 ; — 
5282 Edward William, h. Oet 23, 1843 ; — 5283 OUye Ellen, b. Sep. 12, 
1845 ; — 5284 John Fiske, b. Sep. 26, 1847. 

846 WILLIAM CLARK, [2825] m. ELLEN CAHILL, of Montgomery, 
N. Y. Aug. 24, 1818, who was b. at Mont June 22, 1T74, and d. at N. 

York city, Ap. 81, 1839. He was a celebrated Teacher of Penmanship, resided 
at Montgomery, and at New York city, and d. at the last place, Ap. 5, 1841. 

VII. Chil. 

6285 Sarah Ann, b. at Montgomery, July 29, 1819 ; d. at Marlboro', N. H. Aug. 

14, 1843. 
5286 Elizabeth Ann, b. at Searsburg, N. Y. Oct. 4, 1822 ; m. 1. Sep. 1838, Dr. 
Loring, a surgeon in the Texan Army. He d. in the U. States 
Army in Florida, 1839. 2. she m. in 1844, at St. Augustine, Fa. Doct. 
Frederick Smidt Weller, of Patterson, N. J. where they reside, and had — 
5287 Elizabeth, b. 1845 ; — 5288 Frederick, b. 1850. 
5288 William, b. Deo. 31, 1825, at N. York city ; m. Mary A. Davis, of Chester* 
field, N. H. Mh. 24, 1852, and there resides. 

5290 Samuel Erskine, b. Oct 31, 1827, at New York city ; was killed by falling 

through a scuttle. May 29, 1835^ 

5291 James Henry, b. Mh. 3, 1830, at N. York city ; resides at BraUleboro', Yt 

847 Majoe THOMAS TOLMAN, [2330] m. his cousin, SARAH CLARK, 
[2323] Mh. 25, 1812; who was b. Aug. 5, 1785, (dau. of William and 

Sarah (Leslie) Clark.) He has always resided on his father^s homestead, in 
llarlboro\ N. H. 

VII. ChU. b. in Marlboro'. 

5092 Samuel Clark, b. Nov. 9, 1812 $ m. Ann Niles Dearbome, Dec. 19, 1837 ; 
resides at Nashua, N. H. ; had — 5293 Abby Dearbome, b. Dec. 13, 
1840 ; — 5294 Thomas Milan, b. June 30, 1842 ; — 5295 Martha Ann, 
b. Sep. 15, 1845 ; — 5296 John D. b. 1848, (1838 ?) 

5297 Thomas, b. Mh. 12, 1814 ; m. Susan Raymond Adams, Nov. 30, 1836, 
dau. of William Adams, [5fi0^9.] He is an upholsterer at Nashua, 
N.H.; had — 5298 Kinsman Adams, b. Aug. 31, 1837; — 5299 Eme- 
Une, b. Feb. 26, 1840 ; — 5300 Ellen Shattuck, b. Feb. 8, 1842 ; — 5301 
Thomas Wilmer, b. May 23, 1844 ; — 5302 Mary Susan, b. Oct 7, 1846. 

5303 Mary Leslie, b. Sep. 14, 1815 ; m. John Palmer Sabin, Oct 26, 1842, who 
was b. at Pomfret^ Ct. May 31, 1805, and resides at Fitohburg ; is a tfdlow 
chandler ; had — 5304 George Frederick, b. Feb. 22, 1844 ; — 5305 
Charies Thomas, b. Sep. 16, 1846 ; — 5306 Mary May, b. Jany. 14, 1848 ; 
— 5307 Martha Elizabeth, b. Ap. 8, 1849 ; — 5308 John, b. June 80, 
1850 ; — 5309 Faith Augusta, b. Jany. 30, 1852* 

5310 William George, b. Jany. 31, 1817 ; m. Abby McCloster, Mh. 6, 1842. 
He is a bouaewright at Fitchburg ; no chil. 

6311 Cahill, b. May 25, 1818 ; m. Rebecca Torrey, Sep. 9, 1842, who was b. 
at Maiden, Oct 29, 1822. He b a merchant in Boston ; had — 5312 
Frederick Cahill, b. Aug. 8, 1843 ; and a dau. b. May 23, 1845 ; d. in 
infancy. 

5313 Sarah, b. Ap. 28, 1820 ; m. Ammon Woodward, Oct 13, 1845, who was 

b. 1810. He is a farmer at Lisbon^ Me. ; no ehil. 

5314 Martha Amelia, b. Nov. 10, 1821 ; d. Mh. 7, 1847, a. 25. 

5815 Daniel Looltt, b. July 9, 1838 ; m. Martha Maria Seed, Aug. 20, lUl, 
wbowMb.inEaea6«N.H. May7» UM2. He is a ftrmet nt Matlbefo'. 



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5316 A dau. b. May 28, 1825 ; d. in infancy. 

5317 Harriet Newell, b. Jany. 30, 1827 ; resides at Nashua, N. H. 

5318 Leander, b. Oct. 2, 1828 ; m. Lucy Copeland, Mh. 28, 1848, at Thompson, 
Ct. who was b. June 9, 1827, and d. Dec. 13, 1852, a. 25. They had — 
5319 Ella, b. May 26, 1849 ;— 5320 Susan JEt. b. Nov. 18, 1850. 

848 MARTHA TOLMAN, [2331] m. DANIEL SEWELL, Esq. Mh. 12, 
1820, at Gardiner, Me. who was b. at Hallowell, (in that part now Au- 
gusta,) Me. Nov. 12, 1788. They formerly resided at Pittston, Me. but now, 
1852, are in Farmington, Me. 

VII. Chil. 

5321 Martha E. b. July 2, 1821 ; m. Rev. Lorenzo D. McCabe, in Washington, 
D. C. July 28, 1^45, who was b. in Marietta, O. He was connected with 
the Wesleyan University at Delaware, O. She died without issue, Nov. 7, 
1850, a. 29. 

5322 Samuel, b. Aug. 24, 1822 ; is unmd. resides at Canaan, Iowa. 

5323 Louisa A. b. Aug. 14, 1824 ; m. at Washington, D. C. Joshua Follansbee, 
of the U. S. Navy, Ap. 10, 1843, who was b. Mh. 1819. She d. in child- 
bed at her father's, Feb. 2, 1844, a. 19. 

5324 Caroline A. b. Dec. 3, 1827 ; m. George T. Soule, Jany. 7, 1849, of Far- 
mington, Me. where he was b. Oct. 31, 1810. They had — 5325 Martha 
Louisa, b. Oct. 29, 1850. 

849 JOSEPH TOLMAN, [2332] m. Wid. SUSAN (PITCH) BLOOD, in 
Jaffrey, N.H. Ap. 3, 1815, who was b. in Marlboro', N.H. Oct 2, 

1789. She was the wid. of David Blood, of Marlboro', and the dau. of Paul 
Filch, of Fitchburg and Marlboro'. They reside at Littleton, N. H. 

Y 1 1 . Chil. the first two b. at Grafton, Yt the next three at Keene, N.H. 

the others at Granby, Yt 

5326 Joseph Clark, b. Jany. 23, 1816 ; m. Fidelia Ann Tolman, [6141] Ap. 19, 

1840, who was b. Aug. 4, 1816, dau. of George Tolman. He is a house- 

wright at Nelson, N. H. ; had — 5327 Charles Clark, b. Mh. 15, 1843 ; — 

5328 Lucella Caroline, b. Sep. 9, 1849. 

5329 A son, b. Dec. 1, 1817 ; d. Jany. 1818. 

5330 Cyrus Stone, b. Jany. 1, 1819 ; m. ; is a machinist at Hinsdale, N.H. 

5331 Susan Kimball, b. Ap. 30, 1821 ; m. John Singer, in Ohio City,^0. 1850. 

5332 Philander Sewall, b. May 26, 1823 ; is a machinist at Hinsdale, N. H. 

5333 William Goodell, b. June 24, 1825 ; d. Jany. 5, 1827. 

5334 Sarah Fitch, b. June 4, 1827; m. Albert Day, at Keene, N.H. June 1, 

1845 ; resides at Hinsdale. 

5335 Martha Louisa, b. May 13, 1832 ; m. David Mofiett, June 23, 1849, of Lit- 

tleton, N. H. where they reside. 

860 PHEBE CLARK, [2343] m. HARYEY CARLTON, Dec. 4, 1828, 
who was b. Feb. 19, 1797, at Andover, Yt. where they reside. 

YII. Chil. 

5336 Harriet, b. July 1, 1830. 

851 SAMUEL CLARK, Jr. [2345] Has been m. three times. 1. m. 

HANNAH C. FOSTER, (dau. of Jonathan and Hannah Foster, of 

Weston, Yt.) Mb. 9, 1831, who was b. Jany. 23, 1811, and d. Btec. 7, 1835, a. 24 

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N. Y.) Oct. 24, 1836, who wm b. Ap. 1, 1818, and d. Oct. 15, 1887, a. 24. 8. 
m. ANNA BRYANT, (dau. of Dudley and Betsy Bryant, of Java, N.Y.) Ap. 16, 
1838, who was b. Nov. 30, 1814. Mr. Clark resided at Andover, Yt. till 1831, 
when he moved to Java, Wyoming Co. N. Y. where he now resides. He has 
been Jus. Peace 17 years, and Supervisor of the County six years. 

VII. Chil. b. at Java, by 1st wf. 
6837 Samuel Parker, b. Dec. 22, 1831. — 5838 William, b. Ap. 26, 1834. 
Chil. by second wf. 

5339 Hannah, b. Sep. 30, 1837 ; d. Oct 30, 1837. 

Chil. by third wf. 

5340 Arthur, b. Feb. 14, 1839. — 5341 Emily, b. Oct. 6, 1840 ; d. Oct. 19, 1840. 
5342 Orson, b. Ap. 21, 1842. —5343 Leslie, b. Nov. 1, 1841 ; d. Mh.25, 1848. 
5344 Lucretia Adelpha, b. July 8, 1846. — 5345 John Locke, b. Jany. 24, 1850. 

862 WILLIAM CLARK, [2346] m. NANCY ADAMS, of Ludlow, Vt 
Dec. 6, 1832, who was b. Nov. 22, 1811. He resides at Andover, Vt 

VII. Chil. b. at Andover. 

5346 William Roswell, b. Oct 81, 1833. 

5347 Lorenzo,!^ . x^ r\ ^ m* io>ii 
6348 Lorinda, } *^*^' ^' ^^ ^^' ^®^^- 

853 ROSWELL CLARK, [2347] m. MARY WALTON, dau. of John and 
Dolly, of China, N.Y. Feb. 8 or 23, 1836, who was b. Feb. 5, 1816. 
He is a farmer; moved from Andover, Vt 1831, to Java, N. Y. where he now 
resides. 

VII. Chil. b. at Java. 
5349 Hannah Amelia, b. Dec. 8, 1836. 
6350 James Austin, b. Dec. 8, 1839 ; d. Jany. 6, 1840. 

5351 Alonzo Walton, b. Nov. 15, 1845. 

5352 Elbert Judson, b. Sep. 6, 1847. — 5353 Eliza Adel, b. Dec. 30, 1850. 

8M PLINY CLARK, [2348] m. VELARIAN FLETCHER, of Walpole, 
N. H. Sep. 1834. He is a farmer in Montrose, Dane Co. Wis. 

VII. Chil. 
5354 Pliny. —5355 Alvin. —5356 Augusta. 

5357 Azro. — 5358 Carfelia. —5359 Adel. 

855 ALONZO CLARK, [2349] m. MARIETTA ADAMS, of Ludlow, Vt 
Dec. 27, 1837, who was b. July 10, 1818 ; resides at Weston, Vt 

VII. Chil. 
5860 Albert, b. d. Aug. 19, 1840. — 5361 Abby Bemus, b. 

856 LYDIA CLARK, [23501 m. FRANKLIN AUSTIN, of Weston, Vt 
Mb. 28, 1838, who was b. July 1, 1813. They reside at Andover, Vt 

VII. Chil. 

5362 Hannah Lydia, b. Ap. 20, 1839. 

5363 John, b. Ap. 14, 1842. — 5364 Rhoda, b. July 31, 1845. 

867 ELVIRA CLARK, [2356] m. OLIVER FROST, Sep. 21, 1826 ; 
moved to Macdono\ N.Y. where she d. July 1, 1833, a. nearly 33. 
Mr. Ffort m. 2. LUCINDA UNES, of Chariestown, N. H. Feb. 1834, by whom 
be had 4 chil. He d. Aug. 1847, at Macdono\ 



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YII. CbU. by Ist mg. 
5865 Elvira Clark, b. Feb. 19, 1829 ; d. Mh. 19, 1«89. 

5366 Mary Ann, b. Feb. 13, 1830 ; d. Sep. 8, 1831. 

858 LEANDER CLARK, [2359] m. MARY A. JONES, of Dublin, N. H. 
Dec. 31, 1841 ; he resides at Peterboro% N. H. 

VII. Chil. 

5367 Sarah Ann, b. Oct. 26, 1842 ; d. Sep. 15, 1843. 

5368 Salma Morton, b. June 7, 1845 ; d. Aug. 11, 1848. 

859 Hon. WILLIAM CLARK, [2363] m. CLARISSA CUTTER, of Jaf- 
frey, N. H. Mh. 22, 1836, who was b. Aug. 19, 1814, (dau. of John, jr. 

and Betsy (Crosby) Cutter.) He resides at Campton, N. H. is a merchant and 
nianufacturer, was a member of the State Senate from Grafton Co. 1849 and '50, 
and is a Jus« Peace. Mrs. Clark is the gr. dau. of John and Abigail Demerry 
Cutter, and gr. gr. dau. of Nathaniel Cutter, of Princeton and Jafirey^ whose 2d 
wife was Mary Locke, [282.] 

VII. Chil. 

5369 Clara Cutter, b. Oct. 8, 1838. 

5370 Emeline Duncan, b. Ap. 4, 1841 ; d. Jany. 31, 1843. 

5371 William F. b. Dec. 19, 1842. — 5372 Charles Elmer, b. Dec. 12, 1844, 
5373 Emily Adams, b. Jan. 11, 1848. — 5374 Ermina Demerry, b. Sep. 2, 1852. 

860 MELZAR WENTWORTH CLARK, [2364] m. SABINA HOBART 
LINCOLN, of Hingham, June 6, 1837. He is a baker at HIngham. 

VII. Chil. 

5375 Andrew Jackson, b. Dec. 13, 1837. 

5376 Mary Lewis, b. Oct. 10, 1839 ; d. Mh. 18, 1843. 
5877 Adeline Augusta, b. Nor. 23, 1841. 

5378 Emma, b. Nov. 22, 1844. — 5379 Francis Marion, b. Sep. 20, 1846. 
537a^ A child, b. A p. 16, 1848. 

861 GALEN CLARK, [2365] m. REBECCA M. McCOY, Ap. 23, 1839 ; 

was a chair manufacturer ; he moved to Philadelphia, Pa. where his wf. 
d. He is now in business at New York city. 

VII. Chil. 
5380 Elvira Missouri, b. Ap. 20, 1840. — 5381 Joseph Locke, h. Nov. 8, 1842. 
5382 Mary Ann, b. July 16, 1844. — 5383 Galen A. b. May 30, 1846. 
5384 Solon McCoy, b. Feb. 7, 1848. 

862 Rev. SAMUEL FULTON CLARK, [2368] m. MARY E. MORSE, 
Ap. 30, 1848, who was b. June 15, 1826, in Dublin, N. H. dau. of 

Thaddeus Morse, who was b. Jany. 28, 1800, and m. Serena Appleton, 1823, 
the dau. of Francis Appleton, of Dublin, who m. Mary Ripley, and niece of Pres. 
Appleton, of Bowdoin College. Thaddeus Morse was son of Thaddeus and 
Betsy (Mason) Morse, of Dublin, and grandson of Dea. Eli Morse, of Sherburne 
and Dublin, N. H. who m. Sarah Chenery. Mr. Clark worked at farming, and 
at tanning and currying till he had acquired funds to pay for his education. He 
studied a time with the venerable Dr. Abiel Abbott, at Peterboro', N. H. passed 
three vears at Phillips Academy, Exeter, N. H. and three years at the Divinity 
School at Cambridge, where he grad. 1847, and was ordained over the First 



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VII. OEKE&ATIOK. 96S 

Congregational (Uni^irian) Societj at Aiho!, Ap. 19, 1848, where he now, 
1862, resides. ,S ^ ct ^ CiJU I aT^ 
VII. Chil. 

5385 Frank Appleton, b. June 28, 1850. 

863 JAMES WHITMORE, [2370] m. PHEBE STIMSON, Oct. 22, 
1811 ; who was b. Sep. 18, 1783, (dan. of Lemnel and Phebe,) and%d. 

July 16, 183i, a. 54. He resided at Londonderry, N. H. from 1811 to 1815, 
when he moved to Framingham, where he now resides. He is a farmer. 

VII. Chil. the first b. at Londonderry, the other at Framingham. 

5386 James H. b. Dec. 1815 ; m. Martha Stowe, of Marlboro', Ap, 9, 1835, who 
was b. Sep. 14, 1813. He is a wheelwright in Framingham, where he ha« 
been a Seleetmaa, and had, ^ 5887 Martha £. b. Oct. 2tf, 1836 ; ^ 5888 
Phebe S. b. July 19, 1838 ; — 5389 Anna C. b. June 2, 1840 ; 5390 — 
Mary C. b. Ap. 9, 1843. 

5391 Charles S. b. Dec 6, 1815 ; m. Agnes A. Hyde, Oct. 6, 1842, who wa« b, 
Nov. 24, 1820, dau. of Dea. Henry H. Hyde, of Framingham. He is a 
fitrmer, school teacher, and bat been a selectman and aaaettor at Fram. 
No chil. 

864 LEVI R WHITMORE, [2371] m. MEHITABLE EDGELL, May 
8, 1817, dau. of Aaron P. and Nelly (Trowbridge) Edgell, and gr. dau. 

of Simon and Mehitable (Pike) Edgell, of Framingham. Mr. Whitmore is a 
farmer at Marlboro\ 

VII. Chil. b. at Marlboro' all but the 2d and 3d, who were b. at Stow. 

5392 Alden, E. b. Sep. 5, 1819; is a clerk in the Suffolk Bank, at Boston. 

5393 George H. b. July 27, 1821 ; is in California. 

5394 Alonzo H. b. Aug. 18, 1823 ; d. Sep. 2, 1824. 

5395 Joseph F. b. June 25, 1826 ; d. July 1, 1828. 

5396 Ellen R. b. Mh. 2, 1828 ; m. Warren Goodale, of MaHboro', June 17, 1852, 

who has been a resident at the Sandwich Isl. and will soon return there. 
5897 Mary S. b. July 7, 1880 ; m. George W. Watson, of Mariboro', Ap. 1850, 
where he resides ; is a shoe manufacturer. 

5398 Frances Ann, b. Sep. 21, 1834; d. Mh. 7, 1841. 

5399 Emily F. b. July 7, 1838. 

865 BEULAH WHITMORE, [2374] m. CHARLES STIMSON, May 30, 
1820, who was b. May 9, 1795, son of Lemuel and Phebe Stimson. He 
resided at Ashbumham, and d« Feb. 26, 1830, a. 34. 

VII. Chil. 

5400 Elmira W. b. May 29, 1826 ; m. Alfred Whitmore, Feb. 5, 1846. 

5401 Aurdia F. b. Oct. 15, 1828. 

866 CHARLOTTE TOWNE, [2383] m. CHAUNCY PECK, of New 
Haven, Ct. Jany. 1, 1812 ; resides at New Haven. 

VII. Chil. 

5402 George, b. — 5403 Harriet, b. — 5404 Leonard, b. 
5405 Lewis, b. — 5406 Emily, b. 



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864 ^11* GENERATION. 

867 FANNY TOWNE, [2884] m. JOSEPH CHAPIN, Feb. 1807, wbo 

was a millwright at Rowe. 

VII. Chil. 
5407 Dwight Watson. — 5408 Leonard. — 5409 Elmer. 

5410 Edwin, d. yg. — 5411Greorge, <^* yg* 

868 ARAB TOWNE, [2387] m. TRYPHENA McCLOUD, 1820, who 
was b. 1797. He resides id Colerain. • 

VII. Chil. 

5412 Cleora Augusta, b. 1820 ; m. David A. Brown, Jany. 22, 1844 ; resides ia 

Cuba, N. Y. 

5413 Maria Louisa, b. 1822 ; d. 1830. 

5414 Nancy Streeter, b. 1825 ; m. HoUis Thompson, Aug. 20, 1848, and d. Oct 

2, 1850. 

5415 De Witt Clinton, b. 1828. — 5416 Tryphena Malinda, b. 1830, d. 1839. 
5417 Thomas Martin, b. 1835. — 5418 Hiram McCloud, b. 1837. 

869 RUTH TOWNE, [2388] m. ELIJAH STEELE, May, 1821 ; re- 
sided in Charlemont, and d. Mh. 22, 1824, a. 26. He now, 1852, re- 
sides in New York State. 

VII. Chil. 
5419 Noah Levings. — 5420 A son, b. d. in infakicy. 

870 LUCINDA TOWNE, [2389] m. DANIEL WARNER, Dec. 1824 ; 
they lived in Rowe several years, but now, 1852, in Charlemont He is 
a farmer. She is his third wf. 

VII. Chil. 
5421 Mary. — 5422 Fanny. 

871 Dr. THOMAS MARTIN TOWNE, [2391] m. LUCY ANN MIL- 
LINGTON, at Ypsilanti, Mich. He studied his profession at Roches- 
ter, N. Y. and at the Cambridge Med. School. Settled at Rochester, then moved 
to Ypsilanti, where he resides, 1852. 

VII. Chil. 
5423 Anson. — 5424 Lucy Ann. —5425 Emily. 

5426 Dempster. — 5427 Cleora, and one other. 

872 SILAS WILLA/ID, Jr. [1747] m. SABRINA LAWRENCE, May, 
27, 1830, who was b. Mh.27, 1808, dau. of Capt Moses Lawrence, of 
Ashbumham. He is a mechanic at Ashb^m. 

VII. Chil. 
5428 Ellen, b. Feb. 19, 1831. — 5429 Charles A. b. Aug. 16, 1882- 

5430 Augusta, b. May 15, 1834. — 5431 George, b. May 30, 1836. 

54:^2 Austin, b. Sep. 12, 1838; d. Oct 3, 1840. 

5433 Esther b. Mh. 11, 1841 ; d. Ap. 29, 1841. 

5434 Esther J. b. Feb. 21, 1842. 

5435 Henrietta, b. June 26, 1844 ; d. Ap. 28, 1846. 

5436 Clement E. b. Aug. 30, 1847. — 5437 Flora Emma, b. Feb. 7, 1850. 



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VII. GENERATION. 965 

878 REUBEN FESSENDEN, [2401] m. LUCRETIA FISHER, b. Oct 
10, 1788, (dau. of Nehemiah Fisher, of Marlboro', Vt.) 1810. He is 
a farmer at Gerry, Chautaque Co. N. Y. 

VII. Chil. 

5438 Norman, b. July 13, 1811 ; m. Caroline Walker, in 1837, who d. 1838- 

He was a physician at Cherry Creek, N. Y. and d. Feb. 11, 1838, a. 26- 

5439 Hosea A. b. Mb. 24, 1816 ; m. Emeline A. Atkins, June, 1842 ; is a farmer 

at Gerry, N.Y. 

5440 James,«b. Ap. 12, 1818; d. Sep. 25, 1829. 

5441 Lucretia E. b. Oct. 23, 1819 ; d. 1838. — 5442 Elenor, b. June 7, 1821. 

5443 Betsy Ann, b. Jany. 30, 1823 ; m. Freeman B. Cook, Oct. 1840. He is a 

teacher of music at Gerry. 

874 SOLOMON FESSENDEN, [2402] m. CLARISSA SHEPARDSON, 
1811, (dau. of Jared and Ruth, of Halifax, Vt.) who was b. 1794. He 
is a fkrmer and brick-maker at Gerry, N. Y. 

VII. Chil. 

5444 Lucy Ann, b. 1811 ; m. Isaac Honsbergen, 1840, who is a merchant in 

Canada. 

5445 Jared S. b. 1818 ; m. Augusta Prince, 1844. He is a fkrmer in Wis- 

consin 

5446 William, b. 1815 ; d. 1817. — 5447 John, b. 1817 ; d. 1817. 

5448 William A. b. 1820 ; m. Satina Fitz Gerould. He is a farmer in Canada. 

5449 John S. b. 1822 ; is a merchant in Canada. 

5450 Ruth C. b. 1824 ; m. James Butts, 1846. He is a shoemaker in Penn- 

sylvania. 

5451 Edwin C. b. 1826 ; m. Sarah Jane Foster. He is a blacksmith in Wis- 

consin. 

5452 Benjamin F. b. 1829. — 5453 Albert S. b. 1831. 
5454 Jonas, b. 1834. — 5455 Elliott, b. 1838. 

876 JOHN FESSENDEN, [2403] m. ANSTIS P. PHELPS, Mb. 19, 
1819, (dau. of Timothy and Zipporah Phelps, of Marlborough, Vt) 
who was b. Sep. 12, 1788. He resides at West Townshend, Vt where he is Post- 
master. 

VII. Chil. 

5456 Emily A. b. June 12, 1822 ; m. Levi W. Page, of Weare, N. H. a harness 

maker ; resides at Townshend, Vt. ; has 4 chil. 

5457 Harriet, b. July 21, 1824 ; d. June 30, 1842. 

5458 Stella M. b. Sep. 27, 1826 ; m. Rev. Sampson Powers, of Norridgewalk, 
Me. Sep. 3, 1848, who is a Baptist clergyman settled at East Winthrop, Me. 
Had — 5459 Stella A. 

876 BENJAMIN FESSENDEN, [2405] m. CALISTA WARREN, dau. 
of Solomon and Polly W. of Upton, 1813. He resides at Guilford, Vt 

VII. Chil. 
5460 Betey C. b. Oct 30, 1814 ; m. Alexander Eddy, of Guilford, Dec. 24, 1837. 
He is a comb maker at Guilford; had — 5461 Francis B. ; — 5462 Amelia. 

5463 (MUa?) A. b. Oct 10, 1816; m. Vinal Keith, a millwright, of Guilford, 

Jany. 1, 1840. 

5464 Marilla P. b. Feb. 1, 1819 ; m. William Plympton, a silver plater, of 

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S66 ▼!!• GENERATION. 

Providence, K. I. Jany. 4, 1844 ; had — 6465 Francis E. ; 6466 Caro- 

line C. ; 5467 William W. 
5468 Charlotte L. b. July 21, 1821 ; m. John Walker, formerly of Chariegtown, 

now, 1852, of Guilford, Vt. July 6, 1842. He is a blacksmith ; had — 6469 

Fitzland B. b. Sep. 25, 1843 ; — 5470 John A. b. June 22, 1845, d. Aug. 

10, 1847 ; — 5471 Charles E. b. Sep. 22, 1847 ; — 5472 Charlotte A. 

b. Dec. 31, 1848 ; —5473 (Tylen ?) H. b. Aug. 10, 1850, d. Aug. 10, 1850. 
6474 Lydla W. b. Feb. 18, 1824 ; m. Samuel Russell, of Springfield, May 1, 

1844, and d. Aug. 10, 1848. 
5475 Alcena C. b. May 5, 1827 ; m. Charles Clisby, of Guilford, Vt. Sep. 8, 1846. 

He is a farmer ; had — 5476 Altavella, b. Ap. 2, 1849 ; — 5477 Emma M. 

b. Aug. 7, 1851. 
5478 Warren S. b. June 1, 1830. — 5479 Fanny C. b. Aug. 25, 1833. 

877 Dea. HOSEA FESSENDEN, [2406] m. NANCY GHAFFllf , Oct 
6, 1822, dau. of Gladwin and Eunice Chaffin, of Harvard. She was b. 

Ap. 13, 1801. He is a harness )»aker, and Deacon of the UnitariaB Chuich at 
Concord, N. H. 

VII. Chil 
5480 Sarah Jane, b. Dec. 10, 1825; d. July 13, 1838. 
6481 Henry Gladwin, b. Oct. 22, 182B; d. Feb. 11, 1887. 
5482 Eliza Tucker, b. Oct. 22, 1831. — 5483 Nancy Chaffin, b. Dee. 66, 1838. 
5484 John Henry, b. Oct. 18, 1638. 

6485 Harriet Maria, b. Aug. 30, 1842 ; d. June 8, 1845. 

878 ARAD FESSENDEN, [24071 m. Mrs. FANNY YAW, wid. ef 
Church Yaw, Nov. 13, 1825. He is a chair maker, at Guilford, Vl 

VII. Chil. b. 
5486 Celista F. b. Sep. 1, 1826 ; m. Chester Gaines, of Bemardston, June 9, 1848. 
He U a farmer ; had — 5467 Sybil C. b. Nov. 23, 1848 ; 5488 Clan^ E. 
b. Sep. 30, 1850. 
6489 Ellen Elizabeth, b. Nov. 29, 1831 ; m. Merritt L. Lee, of Athol, May 25, 
1852. 

879 EDSON FESSENDEN, [94181 oi. LYDIA WCntD£N,Mh.», 1888, 
who was b. at Sandisfield, Sep. 1805, dau. of John Worden. Mr. Fee- 

senden kept a large hotel at Hartford, Ct from 1831 to 1851 ; and yet resides 
there, (1852.) 

VII. Chil. 
6491 Jane Melissa, b. Oct. 16, 1687. 
6489 George, b. Nov. 9, 1841 ; d. Nov. 29, 1842. 

880 HENRY LOCKE, [2433] m. ARTEMESIA WESTCOT, Aug. 81, 
1824. He was a shoemaker, and d. Ap. 20, 1827* 

VII. Chil. 
6498 Caroline, b. June 17, 1826 ; m. Ashbel M. Perry, Dec. 8, 1846, who was a 
merchant in Cleaveland, O. in 1850, and had — 5494 J^me^ E. b. Oct. 17, 
1847. 

98} MELINDA LOCKE, [2434] m. HORACE FROST, Jany. 19, 1888, 
in North Charlestown, N. H. where he is a farmer. 

VII. Cl^U- 

6486 Henry, b. Bib. 8, 1887. _ 6496 Edwin, b. May 4, 1889. 



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Til. aiKBEATIOJf. 087 

5497 UsM, h. Not. 96, 1S40. ^ 5496 Lewis, b. Sep. 4, 1S43. 

5499 James, b. July 25, 184a 

882 FREDERICK LOCKE, [2435] m. CELIA MEACHAM, of North 
CharlestowD, N. H. Nov. 4, 1826. He is a shoemaker, and in 1850, 
was residing in St Clair, Half Township, Mich. 

y II . Chil. the first b. at Charlestown, the other at Fort Covington, N. Y. 

5500 FfinciB, b. Aug. 20, 1827. — 5501 Mary Ann, b. Mh. 4, 1882. 

888 WILLIAM G. LOCKE, [2436] m. LOVISA WILLIAMS, 1881, in 
West Mendon, N. Y. where he resided, 1852. He is a shoehiaker. 

VII. Chil. b. in West Mendon. 
5502 WUliam M. b. July 9, 1833. — 5503 Manly F. b. Feb. 23, 1886. 

5504 Marion L. b. Ang. 21, 1888. 

884 ANN F. LOCKE, [2440] m. THADDEUS GRAVES, May 9, 1838, 
in Bostod ; sdon after moved td East Washiagton, N. H. where hm d. 
Mh. 90, 1848. He was a farmer^ 

VII. Chil. b. in Washington. 

5505 Caroline G. b. May 11, 1834. — 5506 Charles W. b. Nov. 22, 1835. 
5907 Thaddeus M. b. Aug. 14, 1838. — 5508 Mary A. b. July 1, 1840. 
5509 William H. b. Feb. 3, 1842. — 5510 Martha J. b. Mh. 20, 1847. 

885 SARAH F. LOCKE, [2441] m. ELIPHALET BELCHER, June 9, 
1886, Who wte hi Mk 81, 1817. He itf a shaemakar at S. Weymouth^ 

VII. Chil. b. at South Weymouth. 

5511 Elvira L. b. June 9, 1840. 

5512 Eliphalet H. b. Oct. 10, 1845. — 5513 James F. b. June 9, 1849. 

888 JOHN H. LOCKE, [2442] ro. LYDIA D. WILKINS, Feb. 8, 1843, in 
Reading, Vt. He is a shoemaJier at North Charlestown, N. H. 

VII. Chil. the first two b. at Woodstock, Vt the others at Charles'n. 
5514 Helen, b. Nov. 27, 1844. ^ 5515 Frederiek, b. Ai^. 9, 1846. 

5516 Abby, k Ap. 24, 1848. — 5517 Catherine H. b. Feb. 10, 1850. 

887 RACHEL W. LOCKE, [2443] m. WILLIAM H. RICHARDS, Nor. 
28, 1845, who was b. Dec. 28, 1818. He is a shoemaker at South 
Weymouth. 

VII. Chil. b. at South Weymoutli. 
5518 Mary Ann, b. May 1, 1847. — 5519 Louisa, b. Oct. 13, 1849. 

888 BREWER HILL, [1817] m. CELINDA CARPENTER. He is a 
shoemaker, residing, 1852, at Cambridgeport. 

VII. Chil. 

5520 Laura Williams, b. ; m. Jonathan Hill. 

5521 Susan Blanchard. — 5522 John. 

5523 Charles Henry, b. ; m. Martha Whitford. 

5524 Amos W. b. ; m. Helen Gragg. 

5605 Elizabeth, b. $ m. Joseph Hurd, of Boston. 



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968 VII. GENERATION. 

889 MARY J. LOCKE, [2444] m. JOEL WARD, Oct. 25, 1843, in Eart 
Washington, N. H. He resided in Charlestown, N. H. in 1850, and 
was then employed at the Railroad. 

y II . Chil. the first two b. at E. Washington, the other at Chariestown. 
6526 George, b. May 10, 1844. 
5527 Lucy A. b. Ap. 10, 1846. — 5528 Mary A. b. Jany, 8, 1848. 

890 WILLIAM BRUCE, [2512] m. MARY BRUCE, Nov. 30, 1797. He 
d. July, 1811, a. 35 ; was a shoemaker at Bolton. 

VII. Chil. 

5530 Nathaniel, m. Lydia Howe, of Henniker, N. H. where he resided ; both 

dead ; lefl several chil. 

5531 Mary, d. yg. 

5532 Olive J. b. m. Moses Whitney, who was a blacksmith in Stow, where 
he d. She d. in Oxford ; they had — 5533 William ; — 5534 Mary; — 
5535 and a dau. 

5536 Hannah ; m. Charles C. Dexter ; they reside at Worcester ; had — 

5538 Mary ; — 5539 Augustus ; — 5540 a dau. d. in infancy. 

5541 Lorana ; unmd. at Worcester. 

891 ABIGAIL BRUCE, [2513] m. DAVID SMITH. She d. June 4, 1832. 
VII. Chil. 

5542 Martin, m. in Rindge, N. H. went to Vermont, where he d. ; has 

a son in Rindge. 

5543 David, m. lived at Bufialo, N. Y. has gone from there ; is a wheelwright 

5544 Oliver; m. Hixon, resides at Berlin ; had — 5545 Addison; — 5546 

Sarah. 

5547 Abigail B. m. Amos Bride, of Berlin, where he resides ; is a farmer. 

5548 Nathaniel, m. Sophia Wilkins, of Marlboro* ; is a shoemaker at Bolton. 

892 MOSES BRUCE, [2514] m. SUSANNAH BRUCE, Nov. 29, 1798; 
resided at Marlboro' ; he d. Nov. 16, 1835. 

VII. Chil. 

5549 John, b. Ap. 14, 1799 ; m. Sarah Maynard, Feb. 5, 1825. 1006 

5550 George, b. Mh. 12, 1806 ; 'm. Laura Norton, of Pittsfield, who d. in 

Stow, Feb. 17, 1847. 

5551 Abigail, m. John Emery, of New Ipswich, N.H. where they reside ; 
he is a farmer ; had — 5552 John ; — 5553 Maria, (who is m.) and lives 
at New Ipswich ; — 5554 Mary. 

5555 Leonard, m. Mary Jenkins, of Townsend, where they reside ; he is a farmer. 

5556 Walter, b. July 6, 1809 ; m. Elmira Hapgood, of Marlboro', who d. Feb. 
24, 1851, a. 34. He is a shoemaker at Marlboro' ; had — 5557 George 
W. who d. Mh. 20, 1844. 

893 Deacon EZEKIEL BRUCE, [2516] m. BETSY SMITH, Mh. 13, 
1804. He resides at Marlboro' on the farm formerly owned by his gr. 

gr. father, John Bruce. He has often been elected to important town offices, 
and represented the town in the Legislature. His son William resides with 
him. 

VII. Chil. b. at Mariboro'. 

5558 Araory, b. June 18, 1804 ; m. Sally Wilkins, Ap. 14, 1824. 1006 

5559 Elizabeth, b. Feb. 27, 1808 ; m. WUliam Wilkins, May 20, 1824. 1007 



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VII. GENERATION. 309 

5560 Abbj S. b. Oct 11, 1811. 

5561 Mary Ann, b. Aug. 13, 1814 ; d. May 28, 1816. 

5562 Sally M. (twin) b. Aug. 13, 1814; m. Levi M. Jones, a farmer at Marl- 

boro' ; had — 5563 Mary Elizabeth, who d. and — 5564 Lucy Ann. 
5565 Mary Ann, b. June 11, 1818 ; m. Charles Wesson, Ap. 2, 1835, who was 
b. Nov. 30, 1813. He is a farmer in Marlboro'; they had — 5566 Sally 

A. b. Aug. 24, 1837 ; — 5567 M. Ellen, b. July 2, 1840 ; — 5568 Harriet 

B. b. Dec. 3, 1842 ; — 5569 Emma F. b. Nov. 29, 1847. 

5570 William, b. Nov. 8, 1820.; m. Eliza Priest, of Marlboro', N. H. Sept. 19, 
1844, who was b. Aug. 7, 1819. He is a ^rmer in Marlboro\ (Mass.?) 
They had — 5571 W. Francis, b. Oct 20, 1845 ; — 5572 Helen E. b. June 
2, 1848 ; — 5573 Abby S. b. May 2, 1851. 

5574 Almira, b. Jany. 1, 1823 ; m. Willard Howe, of Mariboro', Ap. 1, 1846, 
who was b. Feb. 6, 1820. He is a farmer at Marlboro' ; they had — 5575 
S. Warren, b. Aug. 24, 1848 ; — 5576 Anson B. b. Feb. 5, 1850. 

5577 Sylvester B. b. Dec. 17, 1826 ; m. Sarah S. Ruggles, of Brighton, Dec. 30, 
1847, who was b. 1821. He is a farmer in Marlboro' ; they had — 5578 
Adaline E. b. Oct. 30, 1850. 

5579 Eleanor, b. July 12, 1832. 

894 WALTER FITTS, Je. [1063] m. MARY COZENS, June 1, 1808 or 
'9, and resides in Charlton ; she was dau. of John, of Oxford. 

VII. Chil. 

5580 Amanda, b. Jan. 3, 1810 ; d. 1813. — 5581 Mary Cozens, b. Dec. 26, 181 1. 
5582 Amanda M. b. Aug. 6, 1814. — 5583 Celia, b. May 31, 1817. 

5584 Betsy, b. July 25, 1819 ; d. Sep. 19, 1822. 

5585 Luben O. b. Mh. 18, 1822. —5586 Vernon, b. Aug. 30, 1824, 

895 JONATHAN FITTS, [1066] m. LAMINDA HOBBS, at Holland, 
May, 1813, who was b. at Sturbridge, Sep. 23, 1796. He is postmaster 

at Albany, Vt. and carries on tanning and currying and shoe manufacturing. 

VII. Chil. the first two b. at Holland, the third at Irasburg, Vt. the 
last two at Albany. 
5587 Ahnira, b. Jany. 25, 1814. 

6588 Walter Fairfield, b. Dec. 24, 1815 ; m. Nov. 3, 1842 ; had — 

5589 Flavilla B. b. Sep. 18, 1843; — 5590 Mary A. b. Jany. 1846; — 
5590^ Sereno W. b. July 4, 1851. He is a shoemaker. 

5591 Heman Allen, b. Aug. 1, 1826. 

5592 Lambda A. b. Ap. 22, 1828. — 5593 Algena F. b. Mh. 27, 1834. 

896 Rev. JOHN TAYLOR JONES, D.D. [1839] m. 1. ELIZA GREW, dau. 
of Rev. Henry Grew, of Hartford, Ct. July 14, 1830, who d. at Bangkok, 

in Siam, of cholera, March, 1838. 2. m. JUDITH LEAVITT, of Meredith ViU 
lage, N. H. Nov. 1840, who d. on her homeward passage from Siam, in 1846/ 
/^^y 3. m. SARAH SLEEPER, of Guilford, N. H. Aug. 1847, who was formeriy 
the Principal of New Hampton Seminary for Ladies. Mr. Jones was fitted for 
College at the Academies at New Ipswich, N. H. and Bradford ; was one year at 
Brown University, and grad. at Amherst College, 1825, studied three years at An- 
dover and Newton Theological Seminaries. The honorary degree of D. D. was 
conferred upon him by Columbia College, 1850. He was formerly a member of 
the Cong. Church at New Ipswich, but ^came a Baptist, and joined the Federal St 
Baptist Church in Boston, in 1828, was licensed as a preacher in 1829, and ordained 
2h 1830 ; appointed a Missionary to Burnnh by the Baptist Greneral GonventiMi, 

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and sailed August, 1830, arrived at Maulmain, Burtnah, Feb. 1831, ramdved to 
Bangkok, Mh. 1833, where he d. of dysentery, Sept. 13, 1861, a. 49, having com- 
pleted a term of service exceeding the average duration. Dr. Jones acquired a 
very thorough knowledge of the Burmah and Siamese languages ; published sev- 
eral tracts and the New Testament in the Siamese language, and was frequently 
called upon by the King of Siam as a translator of government documents. He is 
most highly spoken of as a scholar, a missionary, and a man, by the Missionary 
Society ; and the King of Siam and the people among whom he resided had an ex- 
alted opinion of him. For a further account of him, see the Missionary Magazine 
of March, 1852, and Jany. 1853. 

VII. Chil. by first wf. 

5594 Howard Malcolm, > i _ * d--^'j ^^^ t> t 

6595 Julia Eliza, } ^^^ ""^ ** Providence, B. 1. 
And two others who d. young. 

Chil. by 2d wf. 

6596 Martha, who is at New Hampton, N. H* 

897 HARRIET RUSSELL ADAMS, [2458] m. Hole. JOHN AlKEIT, 
Nov. 14, 1826, who was b. Jany. 30, 1797, the eldest son of Phineas 

Aiken, who was the second son of John, who was the second son of Nathadiel, who 
was the first son of Edward, who emigrated with his family (torn the North of Ire- 
land, and settled in Londonderry, N. H. between 1722 and 1726. Hon. Mr. Aiken 
grad. at Dartmouth Coll. 1819, studied Law with Judge Bennet, of Manchester, Vt. 
was admitted to the Bar 1824 ; was in the prtictice M Law at Manchester, Vt till 
1834; appointed Agent of the Lawrence Manuf^g Co. at Lowell, and removed to 
that place, Jany. 1, 1834 ; was repeatedly a member of the Board of Aldermen kbi 
of the Common Council, and was President of the latter in 1849 ; he was also a 
member of the Executive Council, 1849. He resigned his agency of the Lawrence 
Company, and was appointed Treasurer of the Cocheco Man. Coitif*ny of Dover, 
keeping his ofiice at Boston, and residing at Andover, to which place he moved in 
1850. Mrs. Aiken d. July 30, 1830, and May 28, 1832^ he m« MARY MEANS 
APPLETON, dau. of Rev. Dr. Jesse Appleton, President of Bowdoin College, who 
m. Elizabeth Means, and sister of the wife of President Pierce. Mr. A. by his 
second wf. has William A. — John F. — Mary E. -/Alfred LCand Jane A. 

Vll.Chil.bylstwf. • \clJ^^H.^T^? 

5597 Charles A. b. Oct. 30, 1827 ; grad. at Dartmouth College, 1846, and 1852, 
is at the University of Halle, in (Germany. 

6598 Harriet A. b. Feb. 25, 1829 ; m. Rev. William H. Lord, of Montpdier, 

Vt. June 1, 1848. 

6599 John, b. Ap. 28, 1830 ; d. July 18, 1831. 

898 ELIZA MINOTT ADAMS, [2459] m. Processor IRA YOUNG, 
Aug. 23, 1833, who was b. at Lebanon, N. H. May 28, 1801, son of 

Samuel Young, of Hopkinton, N. H. who m. Rebecca Bumham, of Essex. Prof. 
Young grad. at Dartmouth Coll. 1828, was appointed Prof, of Natural Philosophy 
and Mathematics at D. Col. in 1833, and of Astronomy in 1836. He had been a 
Tutor from 1830 to 1833. Resides at Hanover, N. H. 

VII. Chil. 

6600 Charles Augustus, b. Dec. 15, 1834. 

5608 Fnderiok, k Aug. IS, 1838 } d. May 96, 1889. 



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•99 Rev. CHARLES SHEDD, [24611 m. ELIZA ROWELL, Aug. 15, 
1828, dau. of Rev. Joseph Rowell, of Cornish, N. H. and sister of 
Martha, who m. Edwin Locke, [Par. 672.1 Mr. Shedd grad. at Dart. College, 
1826, was appointed teacher in the Kimball Union Academy at Meriden in Plain- 
field, N. H. remained there eight years, when he removed (1834) to New Ips- 
wich, N. H. dnd became Preceptor of the Academy in that town ; resigned 1841, 
removed to Campton, N. H. Feb. 1842, and was ord. pastor of the Cong. Church 
there, Mh. 24, 1842, where be now resides. 

VII. Chil. 
5604 Charles Richmond, b. May 8, 1829, at Meriden. 

6605 Henry Evarts, b. May 7, 1831, ** *' 

6606 Cornelius Worcester, b. May 29, 1833, " 

5607 Maria Elizabeth, b. Jany. 11, 1837, at New Ipswich. 
5606 Martha Amelia, b. Ap. 9, 1843, at Campton. 

5609 Mary Adelaide, b. Oct 6, 1846, at <' 

900 JAMES ADAMS SHEDD, [2462] m. 1. EUNICE AUGUSTA 
ADAMS, Jany. 3, 1833, dau. of Major Benjamin Adams, of New Ips- 
wich, N. H. She was his second cousin, and d. Dec. 22, 1846. He m. 2. Mrs. 
CAROLINE L. BROWN, of Ohio, Ap. 29, 1847. Mr. Shedd was a Lawyer, 
resided several years in Michigan, and was afterwards in the practice of law at 
DajTton, O. for sixteen years ; in 1847, he moved to Denmark, Iowa, and has 
become a farmer, 

VII. Chil. b. at Dayton. 

5610 Augusta Adams, b. Oct. 23, 1833; d. Oct. 23, 1834. 

5611 James Adams, b. Aug. 22, 1837. — 5612 Emily R. b. Jany. I, 1840. 
5618 Charles F. b. Feb. 6, 1842. — 5614 George C. b. Nov. 6, 1843. 

5615 Harriet Augusta, b. Sep. 14, 1846. 

901 Dr. GEORGE SHEDD, [2464] m. ABBY HOUSTON, Sep. 5, 1844, 
who was b. at Lyndeboro\ N. H. Ap. 1815. He fitted for College at 

Meriden, N. H. and grad. at Dart. Coll. 1889 — studied medicine at Dayton and 
CiDcinnati, O. and settled as a Physician at Denmark, Iowa, in 1842* where he 
resides, 18^. 

VII. Chil. b. at Denmark. 

5616 Hibbard Houston, b. Jany, 27, 1847. 
6617 Martha Rebekah, ^^^. . .^ „. .^^ 

5618 U^wy Zeruiab, / ^"^^ ^' ^"8' ^' ^^*' 

902 REBEKAH JEWETT, [2468] m. 1. Db. MOSES BAGLEY, May 
15, 1828, of St. Johnsbury, Vt who was h. in Amesbury, 1797, and d. 

Mh. 24, 1884. 2. m. LEVI FULLER, Oct, 17, 18?5, who was b. Nov. 29, 
1794. He is a maehiqist at St. Johnsbury. 

VII. Chil. by Mr. Fuller. 

5619 Elizabeth Ann, b. Sep. 15, 18S6 ; m. Thomas L. Hall, Jaay. 8, 1851, who 

is a mechanic at St Johnsbury. 

903 EPHRAIM JEWETT, [2473] m. JANE FAIRBANKS, Jany. 26, 
1837, who was b. Dec. 3, 1816, dau. of Dea. Erastus Fairbanks. She 

d. Mb. 28, 1852, a. 35. From an obituary notice, I subjoin the following : -«- 
** Distinguished alike for the purity, the simplicity and consistaBcy of her Christian 
iftd floeud charaeler ; for her cheerful and active pietsr ; for the lively iaiarest she 



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manifested in the welfare of others ; and for the many nametoss deeds of friend- 
ship which constitute an enduring monument to her praise.'' 
Mr. Jewett is a merchant and postmaster at St. Johnsbury. 

VII. Chil. 
5620 Edward Adams, b. July 18, 1838. 
6621 Hibbard,b. July 19, 1840; d 1844. —5622 Henry Emstus,b.Ap. 9, 1842. 

904 JEDUTHAN RICHARDSON, [2054] m. 1. REBECCA WOOD, 
Ap. 14, 1841, who d. May 11, 1847, a. 29, the dau. of Sylvanus Wood, 

of Burlington. 2. m. SARAH ELIZABETH LOCKE, [1260] dau. of Benjamin 
A. Locke, of Lexington, Jany. 1, 1849. He is a shoemaker at Wobum. 

VII. Chil. by Ist wf. 
5623 Lucy Jane, b. Feb. 14, 1843. — 5624 Alvan T. b. Sep. 22, 1844. 

5625 Rosella, b. Aug. 31, 1846; d. Jany. 24, 1847. 

Chil. by 2d wf. 
5625^ Alvan, b. 1849. 

905 STEPHEN ADAMS, [2308] m. MARGARET HICKS, in Shipton, 
Can. East, Dec. 1, 1803. She d. at Hinesburg, Vt. Mh. 1, 1841. He 
resides, 1852, at Hinesburg. 

VII. Chil. 

5626 Nancy, b. at Shipton, Sep. 22, 1804 ; d. at Hinesburg, Nov. 13, 1828. 

5627 Sarah, b. at Shipton, May 7, 1806 ; d. at Hinesb. Dec. 10, 1823. 

5628 Lucinda, b. at Shipton, Feb. 13, 1808 ; m. at Hinesb. Nathan Richards, 
May 2], 1835, who was b. at Falmouth, Me. Jany. 2, 1809. They had 
— 5629 Marcellus Augustus, b. Ap. 1, 1836, d. Dec. 4, 1841 ; — 5630 
Stephen Adams, b. Dec. 20, 1838, d. June 14, 1842 ; — 5631 Adeline 
Margaret, b. Nov. 7, 1840, d. Ap. 11, 1851 ; — 5632 Mary Isabella, b. Mh. 
4, 1843 ; — 5633 Emma Lucinda, b. Dec. 2, 1845 ; — 5634 John Edward, 
b. Jany. 28, 1848 ; — 5635 Annette K. b. Ap. 2, 1850. 

5636 Stephen, b. at Kingsey, C. E. Feb. 18, 1810; d. Nov. 7, 1811. 

5637 Mary, b. at Kingsey, Ap. 30, 1812 ; m. at Burlington, Vt Jared C. Smith, 
Aug. 1, 1849, who was b. at Richmond, Vt Sep. 9, 1811. They had b. at 
Hinesburg — 5638 Laura Jane, b. June 10, 1850 ; — 5639 Sarah ; — 5640 
Margaret, b. Oct 27, 1851. 

5641 William Adams, b. at Kingsey, Ap. 15, 1814, unmd. 1852. 

5642 Benjamin, b. at Shelbume, Vt. June 25, 1816; m. Charlotte L. Rockwood, 
of Richmond, Vt Oct. 20, 1841, who was b. at Westford, Vt Sep. 2, 1821. 
They had — 5643 Adeline Marcella, b. Sep. 25, 1842 ; — 5644 Lucia 
Maria, b. Nov. 2, 1844 ; — 5645 Charles Ralph, b. Mh. 25, 1848. 

5646 Isaac Newton, b. at Shelbume, Oct 25, 1820 ; m. Elenor Chambers, of 
Toledo, O. Feb. 15, 1846, and he d. at Buffalo, N. Y. Sep. 19, 1847. They 
had — 5647 Ellen Malissa, b. Dec. 22, 1846, d. Feb. 9, 1847 ; — 5648 
Mary, b. Nov. 10, 1847. 

906 DANIEL ADAMS, [2309] m. MERCY OLNEY, at Shipton, Can. 
East, Dec. 3, 1806, who was b. at Smithfield, R. I. Feb. 14, 1779. They 
reside, 1852, at Zingwick, C. E. 

VII. Chil. the first 3 b. at Shipton, the others at Zingwick. 
6649 Daniel, b. Nov. 6, 1807 ; m. Lucy Wright, of Zingwick, Oct 25, 1832, 
who was b. Oct 27, 1815. They had b. at Z. — 5650 Sarah J. b. Dec. 17 
1888 ; — 5651 PoUy A. b. Nov. 11, 1885; — 5652 Mercy M. b. July 15, 



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1888 ; — 5668 Cynthia C. b. June 12, 1840 ; — 5654 John Q. b. Sep. 9, 
1842, died ; — 5655 L. Melissa, b. Oct. 1, 1843 ; — 5656 Lucy A. b. 
June 10, 1845; — 5657 Margaret A. b. May 1, 1847 ; — 5658 Emma J. 
"b. June 3, 1850 ; — 5659 a child, b. Ap. 16, 1852, at Wolton. 
5660 Thomas, b. Nov. 6, 1807 ; ro. Belinda Stevens, at Zingwick, Mh. 6, 1837, 
who Was b. at Shipton, July31, 1819. They had b. at Z. —5661 Sarah J. 
b. May 27, 1837 ; — 5662 David S. b. Jany. 11, 1839 ; — 5663 Thomas, 
b. Feb. 7,1842 ; — 5664 Susan, b. May 26, 1844 ; — 5665 Georgianna, 
b. Sep. 8, 1846 ; — 5666 John Q. b. Feb. 23, 1848 ; — 5667 George W. 
b. Ap. 19, 1849. 

5668 David, b. Aug. 5, 1810 ; m. Abigail Huntoon, of Shipton, June 13, 1842, 

who was b. at S. Ap. 20, 1828 ; no chil. 

5669 Reuben, b. Dec. 17, 1811 ; ro. Sophia J. Stanley, at Zingwick, May 2, 
1836, who was b. at Hatley, Mh. 26, 1816. They had b. at Z. — 5670 
Nancy, b. Sep. 30, 1837 ; — 5671 Clarissa R. b. Sep. 20, 1839 ; — 5672 
William J. b. Nov. 3, 1841 ; — 5673 Edmond D. b. July 8, 1847 ; — 5674 
Charles L. b. Feb. 16, 1849. 

5675 Polly, b. Oct 30, 1813; unmd. 1852. 

5676 Edmund, b. July 21, 1816 ; " " 

5677 WiUiam, b. Nov. 12, 1819 ; " « 

906^ WILLIAM ADAMS, [2310] m. 1. SUSAN RAYMOND, of Box- 
boro', where he settled, by whom he had 8 chil. 2. m. BETSY TAR- 
BELL, by whom he had 5 chil. 3. m. PHEBE PATCH, who is, 1852, living 
at Groton. Mr. Adams d. at Westford, where he had lived the last twenty yrs, 
Oct 15, 1851. 

y II . Chil. by the first 2 wives. 

5678 William, has been twice m. ; resides at Colesburg, Iowa. 

5679 Susan, m. Thomas Tolman, [5297] Nov. 30, W36. 

5680 Lydia Kinsman, m. David Warren. He is a farmer at Coolsville, O. 

5681 Daniel, m. Susan Durant. He is a blacksmith at Ashbumham. 

5682 Civenia, m. James R. Davis. He is a farmer at Fitchburg. 

5683 Abiel Chandler, m. Elizabeth Gilchrist. He is a machinist at N. Chelmsford. 

5684 Sarah Frost, m. Charles Stevens ; resides in New York. 

5685 ThomA Tarbell, m. Sarah Drew. He is a farmer at Colesburg, Iowa. 

5686 Samuel, resides in California, unmd. 

5687 Elizabeth, resides in Colesburg, Iowa, unmd. 

907 THOMAS ADAMS, [2311] m. SARAHS AWTELL, of Jaffrey,N.H. 
June 1805, who d. Oct 25, 1828, and he d. Sep. 12, 1841. They re- 
sided at Jafirey. 

VII. ChU. 

5688 Cynthia, b. Oct 20, 1808 ; m. Orford Capron, of Jafirey, Ap. 25, 1832. 
She d. Mh. 10, 1840. They had, at Jafirey, — 5689 Cynthia Abigail, b. 
Ap. 23, 1833 ; — 5690 Sarah Adeline, b. July 26, 1834, d. Mh. 4, 1835 ; 
— 5691 Mary Adeline, b. Nov. 23, 1835 ; — 5692 Susan Amelia, b. Jany. 
26, 1837, d. Mh. 23, 1837 ; — 5693 Ellen Josephine, b. Mh. 23, 1888. 

5694 Thomas, b. Jany. 27, 1810, d. Dec. 7, 1884. 

5695 Ephraim, b. Nov. 15, 1811 ; m. Catherine Callahan, of Roxbury, Nov. 6, 
1842; resides at Nashua, N. H. 1852. Had at Nashua, —5696 Cathe- 
nne, b. Aug. 26, 1844 ; — 5697 Ella, b. Dec. 21, 1848 ; — 5698 George 
Ephraim, b. Nov. 26, 1840. 

5699 David Sawtell, b. Dec. 11, 1813 ; d. at Canton, Oct 15, 1884. 

5700 James, b. Feb. 8, 1816, is ro. and resides at Elizabethtown, Ul. 

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5701 George, b. Mh. 2, 1818 ; entered Dart. Col. did not graduate, is now, 1852, 

a teacher at Darien, Ga. 

5702 Moses, b. Feb. 1, 1820 ; m. at Nauvoo, 111. Fanny Jane Howe, of Peter- 
boro% N. H. Aug. 1, 1844 ; he d. at Nashville, N. H. Feb. 8, 1850, leaving — 
5703 John Quincy, b. at Nauvoo, Aug. 21, 1847, which his father gave to 
Mr. Capron, his brother-in-law, and he has taken the name of John Quincy 
Adams Capron. 

5704 Amos Sebastian, b. Jany. 30, 1823. He studied medicine at Woodstock, 

Vt and, 1852, resides at Lynn. 

5705 Charles Augustus, b. Aug. 17, 1824. He is a teacher of music, 1852, at 

Lynn. 

5706 Sarah Maria, b. Sep. 18, 1826 ; resides, 1852, at Nashville, N. H. 

908 SARAH ADAMS, [2313] m. JOHN FROST, Mh. 11, 1805, who d. 

July 4, 1847, at Jaffrey, N. H. where she resides, 1852. 

VII. Chil. 

5707 Daniel Adams, b. Dec. 5, 1805 ; m. Mirriam Ecclestan, of McDonougfa, 
N. Y. May 24, 1828 ; resided at McD. till 1836, and then moved to Worces- 
ter, Vt. where he resides. Had — 5708 Liberty Adams, b. May 4, 1829 ; 
— 5709 Mirriam Sophia, b. Feb. 22, 1831 ; d. Dec. 30, 1847; — 5710 
Mary Elvira, b. Mh. 31, 1833, m. Cyrus Stoddard, Feb. 25, 1851, and d. 
July 13, 1851 ; — 5711 Nancy Ferana, b. Ap. 29, 1835 ; — 5712 Luvia 
Ann, b. May 9, 1837 ; — 5713 Sarah, b. Mh. 27, 1841 ; — 5714 Ange- 
line, b. 1846, d. Sep. 11, 1847 ; — 67 J 5 Winfield Scott, b. Ap. 12, 1849 ; 
and two others, names not given. 

5716 David Livingston, b. Feb. 14, 1807 ; m. 1. (Louinsa ?) Kemp, of Worcester, 
Vt. Sep. 17, 1839, who d. Ap. 16, 1851. 2. m. Eliza A. Kemp, of Wore. 
Nov. 11, 1851. They reside at Wore, and had — 5717 Lucretia A. b. 
Sep. 24, 1841 ; — 5718 Milan W. b. Jany. 30, 1843 ; — 5719 Laurinda R. 
b. Mh. 23, 1845 ; — 5720 Betsy P. b. Mh. 5, 1847 ; — 5721 Alvin L. b. 
June 12, 1849. 

5722 Colydon, b. May 19, 1808 ; d. Ap. 20, 1813. 

5723 Liberty, b. Nov. 2, 1809 ; m. Sarah E. Heald, of Carlisle, Feb. 15, 1835. 
He d. at Jaffrey, May 25, 1838. (She has since m. Abn0r Chandler.) 
Chil. of 1st mg. -- 5725 Lemuel Porter, b. May 28, 1836 ; d. July 9, 1836. 

5726 Palmyra, b. Aug. 10, 1811 ; d. Feb. 17, 1837. 

5727 Ephraim Kimball, b. Aug. 10, 1813; m. Elvira Blackmer, of Dana, 1015 
who is dead, and he 2. m. Harriet Blackmer, aunt of his Ist wf. 

5728 Lydia Adams, b.w Mh. 31, 1816 ; m. Asa Borden, of Dublin, N. H. July 16, 
1833, and she d. at Jaffrey, Dec. 31, 1836. (She was his 2d wf. and he 
has since m. Wid. Perkins, and resides in Rhode Island ;) she had — 
5729 Lydia Jane, b. June 5, 1834, who m. Charles C. Slocumb, of Ports- 
mouth, R. I. Oct. 1850. 

5730 John, b. Dec. 5, 1818 ; m. Amanda Simonds, of Peru, Vt. Jany. 22, 1846 ; 
resides at Jaffrey, had — 5731 Mary Adeline, b. Jany. 13, 1847; — 5732 
John Simonds, b. Feb. 17, 1849, d. Oct. 17, 1850 ; — 5733 Sarah Ann, 
b. Sep. 17, 1851. 

5734 Sarah Elvira, b. May 7, 1828 ; resides with her mother. 

909 LAVINIA BARTLETT, [1591] m. FREDERICK H. GOULD, Oct 
3, 1815. They reside at Cleaveland, O. 

VII. Chil. 

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5737 Lavina L. b. Sep. 1818 ; — 5738 Menilva, b. ; — 5739 Sophia, b. 

910 SOPHIA BARTLETT, [1592] m. 1. MOSES PLATTS, Nov. 4, 
1815 ; who d. May 13, 1816. 2. m. ROMEO BOWEN, Dec. 24, 1816 ; 

who d. 1819. 3. m. GEORGE BAXTER, June 17, 1821, who resided in Sur- 
ly, N. H. and d. 1838. 4. m. Rev. EZEKIEL RICH, of Troy, N. H. July 12, 
1840. She resides in Keene, N. H. ; is divorced from her last husband. - SL cC *% 

VII. Chil. by Mr. Bowen. /^"^ ^ ' /?^^ ^ 

5740 Romeo, b. Ap. 19, 1818. Is in California. ^ 

Chil. by Mr. Baxter. 

5741 Margaret J. b. Mh. 12, 1830. — 5742 Benjamin B. b. Dec. 7, 1834, d. 1837. 

911 ELAM LOCKE, [14531 m. JANE JONES,. of Montgomery Co. Pa. 
1821 ; resided, 1850, at Cincinnati. 

VII. Chil. 
5743 Eri, b. in Cecil Co. Md. Dec. 30, 1822 ; m. Rachel Coates, Mh. 12, 1845. 
He is a physician at Cincinnati, O. Had — 5744 Hannah Rebecca, b. 
Dec. 28, 1845, at Smith's Mills, Macomb Co. O. ; — 5745 Charles Eri, 
b. May 2, 1847, in Cincinnati. 

5746 Josiah, b. at Melmore, Seneca Co. O. Nov. 14, 1830. 

5747 Hartwell, b. at ** ** " ** 1835. 

912 HOLLIS WHITNEY, [900] m. 1. CHARLOTTE WALLIS, of Marl- 
boro', Vt. at Strongsville, O 1816. 2. m. SARAH BENNET, 1836, 
of Strongsville, and same year removed to Kenozha, Wisconsin. 

VII. Chil. by Ist wf. 

5748 Phebe, b. ; m. Bell, resides at Kenozha. 

5749 (Pamelia?)b. ; m-RoswellOtis, " " 

5750 Charlotte, b, ; m. Webster, resides at Buffalo, N. Y. 

913 BERNICE WHITNEY, [901] m. JOHN WILLLARD, of Stoning, 
ton, Ct. 1815, in Mariboro', Vt. She d. May 26, 1833. 

VII. Chil. 

5751 Eliza, b. 1815 ; m. Thomas Scott ; moved to UK 

5752 Franklin, b. Aug. 3, 1817 ; m. Cynthia Briggs ; resides at Minesota. 

5753 Philander, b. July 26, 1819 ; d. July 6, 1849. 

5754 Martin, b. Sep. 1822 ; m. Lucy Sawtell ; resides in Wisconsin. 

5755 Matilda, b. Aug. 16, 1825 ; m. Franklin Briggs. 

5756 Caroline, b. Feb. 25, 1829 ; d. 1830. , 

5757 Sarah, b. July 20, 1830 ; d. 1834. — 5758 John, b. May 18, 1833 ; d. 1836. 

914 VINA WHITNEY, [9041 m. G. STRONG, of Hartford, Ct. June 
24, 1819, in Strongsville, O. who was b. June 25, 1797. She d. June 
2, 1842. He has since m. JOY MERRILL, of Rowe, and resides at S. 

VII. Chil. by 1st mg. 
5769 (Annie }) b. Ap. 80, 1823 ; m. Robert Ashley, 1847. 
5760 Mary D. b. July 3, 1825 ; m. William Ashley, 1849. 
6761 Samuel S. b. May 12, 1827. —5762 David M. b. Aug. 22, 1829. 

5763 Clarinda, b. Ap. 13, 1831 ; d. 1881. —5764 Harriet E. b. May 23, 1882. 
5765 Vina, b. July 1, 1834. — 5766 Lavinia, b. Ap. 7, 1837 ; d. 1841. 
5767 Newton G. b. Dec. 31, 1838. — 5768 Jiibel, bu July 80, 1840 ; d. 1840. 
57«r (Betsy?) L. b. May 31, 1842 ; d. Aug. 30, 1842. 



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915 FLAVEL WHITNEY, [906] m. 1. CLARINDA TUTTLE, 18W, 
who d. 1830. 2. m. ELECTA HERVEY, 1830, who d. 1881. 3. 

m. AURELIA ALLEN, Nov. 1832, who d. Aug. 2, 1847. 4. m. Mrs. CATH- 
ARINE AMANDA BARNES, 1849. He resides at Strongsville, O. 

VII. Chil.b. all by third wf. 
6T70 Watson H. b. Oct. 6, 1833. — 5771 Henry M. b. Dec. 2, 1835. 

5772 John F. b. Feb. 1, 1838. —5773 Electa, b. July 3, 1841. 

916 BETSY WHITNEY, [909] m. WILL ARD WILKINSON, of Stroi^^s. 
ville, O. Dec. 31, 1832, who wash. Aug. 12, 1813. 

VII. Chil. 
5774 Bela B. b. Oct. 28, 1833. — 5775 Emily, b. May 12, 1836. 

5776 Abigail Jane, b. A\jg. 25, 1840. 

917 SARAH PIERCE, [1135] m. WILLIAM POPE,of Dorchester, where 
he resides — was a lumber dealer in D. 

VII. Chil. b. in Dorchester. 

5777 Charles, b. Sep. 29, 1799 ; d. Sep. 30, 1800. 

5778 Hiram, b. Mb. 13, 1800 ; d. Ap. 20, 1802. 

5779 Charles, b. Ap. 13, 1801 ; d. in a fit, Feb. 7, 1822. 

5780 Ann, b. Oct 5, 1803 ; m. Otis Shepard, a baker in Dorchester— had 13 

children. 

5781 Rachel, b. Aug. 3, 1805; d. Aug. 11, 1822. 

5782 Sarah, b. Jany. 4, 1807 ; m. Hiram Shepard, a baker of Dorchester, and 
brother of Otis, above. She is dead, and he has m. Mary, dau. of John 
Wiswell Munroe. 

5783 Alexander, b. Mh. 15, 1808 ; is a lumber dealer in Dorchester, firm of 
AlexV and Wm. Pope. He m. 1. Elizabeth, dau. of John Foster, of Dor- , 
Chester. 2. m. Charlotte Cushing. 

5784 (William ?) 

6785 Adeline, b. Ap. 9, 1810 ; m. Julius Augustus Noble, a bookseller and 
auctioneer of Boston and New Orleans. She is dead. 

5786 Elizabeth, b. Mh. 3, 1812 ; m! John Ayres, a clerk in Boston. 

5787 William, b. Dec. 27, 1813 ; lumber dealer in co. with his bro. Alexander ; 

m. Sarah Ann Foster, has 3 chil. 

5788 Lucy, b. Dec. 3, 1815 ; m. Jonathan Battles, Jr. a teacher. 

5789 Catherine, b. Jany. 25, 1818 ; d. unmd. 

918 JONAS PIERCE, [1138] m. MARGERY WEST. Resides at Ma- 
chias. Me. * 

VII. Chil. 

5790 John, b. Dec. 2, 1815. — 5792 Mary Allen, b. Jany. 15, 1817. 
5793 Frederick, b. Oct. 16, 1818. — 5794 Jonas, b. Aug. 27, 1820. 

5795 SarahElizabeth,b.Ap.8, 1822. — 5796 Samuel Blake, b. Nov. 15, 1823. 
5797 Abigail West, b. Aug. 27, 1825. —5798 Charles, b. Sep. 12, 1827. 
5799 Lois, b. May 12, 1829. — 5800 AmeUa Sedgly, b. Mh. 19, 1832. 

919 LOIS PIERCE, [1141] m. CHARLES FORD. He is a farmer- 
resided in Dorchester many years, now a resident of Dover. She d. 
Oct 23, 1845, a. nearly 60. 

VII. Chil.b. in Dorchester. 
5801 Sarah Blake, b. Sep. 15, 1805; m. l%omas Beals. 977 



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M09 Charles Nichols, b. Janj. 11, 1807 ; m. Sylvia A. Morrison. 1016 

5803 Eunice, b. Aug. 17, 1808 ; m. 1. Thomas M. Murdock, Oct. 15, 1833, 
who d. at Biookline, Sep. 7, lod6, a. 27. They had — 5803^ Thomas 
Henry, b. July 22, 1834 ; — 5803^ Charies Nathaniel, b. Oct 10, 
1835. She m. 2. Ephraim W. Stone, and resides at Stow. 1017 

5804 Patience, b. Feb. 15, 1810 ; resides at Dover, unmd. 

5805 John P. m. Mary E. Daily, who d. 1836 ; had — 5806 John P. 

b. 1835 ; d. 1836. 

5807 Ebenezer, b. Aug. 18, 1813 ; m. Lydia Linscott. 1018 

5808 George, b. Mh. 20, 1815 ; m. Martha C. Bruce. 1019 

5809 Arethusa, b. Nov. 23, 1816 ; resides at Dover, unmd. 

5810 Joseph Warren, b. Jany. 15, 1819 ; d. May 22, 1820. 

5811 Mary Ann, b. Nov. 19, 1820 ; m. Ebenezer Lord. 1020 

5812 Rachel, b. Feb. 25, 1823 ; m. William Everett, who is a gilder at 

Roxbury. Had — 5813 Florence, b. Nov. 30, 1849. 

5814 Joseph Warren, b. June 17, J825 ; d. Oct 8, 1826. 

5815 Lucy Pierce, b. July 9, 1828 ; resides at Dover, unmd. 

920 LEMUEL PIERCE, [11431 m. ELIZA MILDEBERGER, Sep. 2, 
1816, who was b. in New York city, Mh. 4, 1797, the dau. of John 
Mildeberger, who was b. in New York in 1775, and who m. Mary Magdalen 
Colon, who was b. in New York in 1777, who it is said was a descendant of 
Christopher Columbus, and that the family had documentary evidence of that fact 
which is now lost. Mr. Mildeberger d. in Hudson in 1808, and his widow m. 
Thomas Butler, an Englishman, in 1808. Mr. Pierce has not drank any spirit 
nor used any tobacco for more than forty years, nor beer, wine, or cider for 
twenty years. 

VII. Chil. b. at West Farms. 
5616 Mary Ann, b. July 23, 1817 ; m. Andrew Nostrand, Ap. 25, 1836, a shoe- 
maker at West Farms. They had — 5817 Elizabeth, b Sep. 9, 1837 ; — 
6818 William Henry, b. May 11, 1840; d. Jany. 8, 1844;— 6819 
Louisa, b. June 20, 1842; d. Jany. 26, 1841; — 5620 Isabel, b. Feb. 
28, 1847. 

5822 Eliza Ann, b. July 12, 1810 ; d. Nov. 2, 1820. 

5823 John, b. Mh. 6, 1821 ; m. Elizabeth Thompson, May 27, 1846. He is a 
mason at West Farms, and had — 5824 Julia Ann, b. Oct 31, 1847 ; — 
5825 WiUiam Edgar, b. Oct. 16, 1850. 

5826 James, b. Oct 20, 1822 ; m. Elizabeth Gerven, Nov. 20, 1844. He is a 
shoemaker at West Farms ; had — 5827 Cornelia, b. Oct 28, 1845 ; — 
5828 Alice, b. July 22, 1851. 

5829 Eliza Colon, b. Nov. 13, 1824; m. Dec. 31, 1846, Halcyon Skinner, a 
machinist at West Farms. They had — 5830 Mary Frances, b. Oct. 10, 
1847 — 5831 Charles Edward, b. July 24, 1851. 

5832 Lemuel, b. Dec. 7, 1826 ; m. Susan Harris, Sep. 7, 1848, a mason at West 
Farms. They had —5833 Lemuel Harris, b. July 17, 1849; —5884 
Emma Frances, b. May 27, 1851. 

5835 Hannah, b. Dec. 2, 1828 ; ro. John E. Ackerman, Dec. 10, 1846, a black- 
smith at West Farms. They had — 5886 George Edward, b. Oct 25, 
1847 ; — 5837 William Henri De Be Voise, b. Oct 16, 1849. 

5888 William Blake, b. Sep. 26, 1830 ; a mason. 

5839 (reorge, b. June 23, 1832 ; a mason. 

5840 Eunice, b. Feb. 22, 1834 ; d. Feb. 13, 1886. 

5841 David, b. Oct 10, 1885. — 5842 Eiinioe Clapp, b. June 27, 1840. 
5843 Samuel Blake, b. May 8, 1842. 



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921 MATILDA LOCKE, [2254] m. L NATHANIEL NASH, of Wey- 
mouth, June 17, 1813, in Boston, where he d. (Nov. 1814 ?) He was 

a baker. 2. she m. HATCH FREEMAN, in Barre, Dec. 7, 1823, who d. at 
Barre, Dec. 7, 1834. He was a native of Brewster. She resides, 1852, at Boston. 

VII. Chil. by Mr. Nash. 

5844 Charles Weatherbee, b. Nov. 30, 1813 ; m. Amaretta Tyler, of Ports- 

mouth,, and resides at Boston. 

5845 Anna Matilda, d. in infancy. 

Chil. by Mr. Freeman. 

5846 George Edwin, b. Dec. 30, 1824 ; m. Beihia Kendrick, of Long Island^ 

Sep. 1851, and resides in Boston. 

5847 William Haskell, b. Mb. 19, 1826 ; is a painter in New York city. 

5848 Mary Jones, b. Ap. 8, 1828. 

5849 Caroline R. b. Dec. 30, 1832 ; d. Sep. 15, 1852. 

922 EMELINE LOCKE, [2257] m. CHARLES EVANS, July 14, 1825, 
and resides in Boston. 

923 NANCY LOCKE, [2256] m. NATHAN CRANE, and resides at 
Mount Holly, Vt. I was promised a record of these two families, but it 
has not been obtained. 

924 DANIEL WHITE, [2556] m. ROXANA JONES, Oct. 6, 1829, who 
was b. Jany. 6, 1801. [She is the dau. of Samuel Jones, who was b. 

at (Medford ?) Ap. 6, 1766, and d. Dec. 24, 1830, a. 66, who m. Lydia Esta- 
brooks, Ap. 2, 1793, who d. Nov. 30, 1826, a. 56, and gr. dau. of Peter Jones, 
who m. Anna Tufts, May 2, 1765.] Mr. White is a Druggist and Apothecary, 
at Charlestown. 

VII. Chil. 
5860 Samuel Kidder,, b. July 7, 1830. 

5851 Lucy Austin, twin, b. July 7, 1830 ; d, Nov. 7, 1830. 

5852 Annah Tufts, b. Mb. 11, 1832. —5853 Abby Maria, b. Mb. 9, 1834. 
5854 Daniel Fuller, b. Nov. 16, 1835. — 5855 Jos'iah Jones, b. Aug. 13, 1840. 

925 AMOS WHITNEY WHITE, [2557] m. RUTHY ANN McCLENA- 
HAN, Mb. 1, 1836, at Erie, Pa. who was b. at Le Beuff Township, Pa. 

Aug. 6, 1815. He resides at Charlestown ; is Superintendent of the Freight Do- 
partment of the Fitchburg Railroad. 

VII. Chil. 
5855^ Catherine, b. Dec. 15, 1836, at Detroit, Mich.; d. Dec. 2, 1843. 

5856 James Ames, b. Oct. 31, 1838, at Saugatuck, Mich. 

5857 George Washington, b. June 7, 1842, at Erie, Pa. ; d. May 22, 1843. 

5858 A son, b. Dec. 20, 1844 ; d. Dec. 21, 1844. 

5859 Samuel Albert, b. Mh. 9, 1845, at Charlestown. 

5860 Frederick Augustus, b. Dec. 2, 1846, at " 

5861 Lucy Ann, b. Feb. 16, 1849, at " 

926 WALTER HILDRETH, [2576] m. CLARISSA FAY, June 15, 1829 ; 
resides at Malone, N« Y« 

VII. Chil. the lit b. at ^ufk8boro%Vt. the others at Malone. 

5862 Edmund J. b. May 3, 1880. — 6868 Abel, b* Aug. 2, 1888. 
5864 Henry, b. Dec. 1, 1883 ; d. Mh. 36, 1884. 



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5865 Clarissa Ann, b. May 7, 1885. 

5866 Jane Caroline, b. Nov. 19, 1837 ; d. Nov. 7, 1838. 

5867 Emma Caroline, b. July 12, 1849. 

927 JOHN BRUCE, [2520] m. DOLLY DURANT, Nov. 12, 1812. He 
is a farmer at Mount Vernon, N. H. where he has been Town Clerk, 

Town Treasurer, Representative, County Treasurer for Hillsboro' Co. and Jus. of 
the Peace, and Deacon of the Church for about thirty years. 

VII. Chil. 

5868 Maria, b. Aug. 21, 1814 ; m. Joseph A. StanreU, Dec. 10, 1833, who is a 

tanner and currier at Mount Vernon. 

5869 John Erastus, b. Nov. 4, 1817 ; m. Sarah Jane Whittemore, June, 1846, 

he is a trader. Deputy Shenfi", and Jus. of the Peace at Mil ford, N. H. 

5870 Levi W. b. July 21, 1822 ; m. Alma Holt, Dec.l8, 1851 ; he is a merchant 

tailor at Milibrd. 

5871 Alonzo S. b. June 29, 1826 ; he is a trader in co. with his brother John, at 

Milford. 

5872 Emily Frances, b. July 24, 1830 ; m. William A. Starrett, of Francestown, 

Nov. 15, 1849 ; he is a tanner and currier, at Mount Vernon. 

928 JAMES BRUCE, [2521] m. 1. SARAH PARKER, Oct. 16, 1815, 
who d. Nov. 28, 1844. 2. m. ELIZABETH WHEELWRIGHT, of 
Boston, Sep. 21, 1847. He is a farmer at Mount Vernon, N. H. 

VII. ChU. 

5873 John W. b. July 30, 1816 ; m. Margaret Rand, of South Reading, Sep. 

1847 ; he is a farmer at Amherst, N. H. 
6874 Sarah, b. Ap. 14, 1820 ; m. Nathaniel RichaHson, of Lyndeboro', N. H, 
May 3, 1846 ; he is a farmer at Lyndeboro*. 

5875 Elizabeth, b. Ap. 20, 1825 ; m. Nathaniel F. Mclntire, of Lyndeboro', Ap. 

18, 1848 ; he is a farmer. 

5876 Clarinda F. b. Jany. 10, 1831. — 5877 James P. b. Nov. 3, 1834. 

929 WILLIAM BRUCE, [2522] m. HANNAH JONES, Dec. 1, 1814. 
He is a blacksmith at Nfount Vernon, N. H. ; has been a Captain, Town 
Treasurer and Representative. 

VII. Chil. 

5878 Jane T. b. Jany. 1, 1816 ; m. Stephen Dunbar, Mh. 25, 1833 ; he is a far- 

mer at New Boston, N. H. 

5879 William G. b. Feb. 1, 1818 ; m. Augusta Whittemore, Oct 5, 1843 ; he is 

a mechanic at Mount Vernon. 

5880 Frances E. b. Sep. 20, 1821 ; m. David Boardman, Oct. 6, 1842 ; he is 

an organ maker. 

5881 Nancy B. b. Oct. 1, 1825 ; m. Thomas H. Richardson, Sep. 21, 1848 ; — 

he is a trader at Mount Vernon. 

5882 Artemas F. b. Oct. 15, 1830; d. Aug. 30, 1831. 

930 LOIS BRUCE, [2523] m. WILLIAM S. STINSON, Sep. 12, 1814 ; 
and d. Oct. 5, 1823. 

VII. Chil. 

5883 Mary Lois, b. June 7, 1818 ; d. July 8, 1818. 

5884 William A. b. Feb. 22, 1819 ; m. Nancy Clootman, Sep. 24, 1846 ; he is 

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5985 John B. b. Ap. 5, 1821 ; m. Julia S. Tuttle, May 8, 1849 ; he is a shoe- 
maker at Stoneham, Mass. 

5886 George W. b. Ap. 6, 1823 ; is a teacher and shoemaker at Mt Vernon. 

931 NATHANIEL BRUCE, [2524] m. 1. FRANCES TAY, May 2, 1816, 
who d. Aug. 3, 1837. 2. m. LUCY BUTTERFIELD, of Lyndeboro', 

N. H. Dec. 7, 1847. He is a farmer at Mount Vernon, N. H. ; has been Town 
Clerk and Selectman ; Representative seven years, County Treasurer of Hills- 
boro' three years, and Justice of the Peace twenty. 

VII. Chil. by 1st wf. 

5887 Frances Maira, b. Feb. 11, 1817 ; d. Ap. 28, 1829. 

5888 An infant, b. Mh. 21, 1818 ; d. Ap. 2, 1818. 

5889 Nathaniel F. b. May 25, 1819 ; m. Harriet N. Oliver, of South Reading, 

where he resides ; is a shoemaker. 

5890 Mary, b. Mh. 29, 1821 ; m. John G. Oliver, (bro. of Harriet above) ; who 

is a shoemaker at South Reading. 

5891 Caroline, b. Ap. 30, 1824; d. Dec. 23, 1835. 

5892 Sarah Ann, b. July 24, 1826 ; m. Henry Oliver, July, 1847, who is a shoe- 

maker at South Reading. 

5893 Joseph Appleton, b. July 12, 1828 ; d. May 7, 1829. 

5894 Joseph Appleton, b. Mh. 18, 1830 ; d. Oct. 17, 1830. 

5895 Joseph Appleton, b. Oct. 7, 1831; d. Jany. 14, 1832. 

5896 Joseph Harvey Appleton, b. Oct. 30, 1833 ; is a shoemaker. 

5897 Frances Maira, b. June 7, 1837. 

Chil. by second wf. 

5898 An infant, b. Oct. 5, 1838 ; d. Oct 24, 1838. 

5899 George Anson, b. Nov. 29, 1839 ; is fitting for College. 

5900 Lucy Augusta, b. May 28, 1841. 

932 FRANCES BRUCE, [2525] m. LOUIS F. PEABODY, 1818, and 
resides at Orange, Vt. 

VII. Chil. 

5901 Martha. — 5002 Lois. — 5903 Louis. — 5904 Stephen. 
5905 Demaline. — 5906 William. — 5907 James D. — 5908 Eliza. 

933 MARY ANN TOLMAN, [5235] m. Col. SOLOMON B. STEARS, 
Feb. 3, 1841, who was b. Aug. 4, 1818, and resides at Watertown, 
N. Y. where she d. Sep. 13, 1852. 

VIII. Chil. 

5909 Oscar Pratt, b. Jany. 19, 1844 ; d. May 14, 1850. 

5910 Ella Diana, b. June 29, 1850 ; d. Aug. 31, 1852. 

934 LOUISA LOCKE, [2623] m. STINSON HERRIN, Mh. 7, 1827, of 
Milbume, now Skowhegan, Me. where he kept a public house, and d. 
Oct. 8, 1839. His wid. resides in Lincoln, Me. 

VIII. Chil. 

5911 Louisa, b. 1828. — 5912 Mary Elizabeth, b. 1837. 



JOSEPH LORENZO LOCKE, [2625] m. LAURA J. BULLOCK, 
Jany. 1843, who was b. in Savannah, Cia. Nov. 1812 ; her paternal gr. 
father was the first Colonial Grovemor of Georgia, and her mother was descended 
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School at West Point, in 1828, when he was commissioned ; he resided at West 
Point two years as assistant instructor in tactics, and two years and a half he was 
in the Ordnance Department at Washington ; was several years with the Army 
at the South, and was promoted to First Lieutenant in 1835 ; he acted as Quar- 
termaster and was Commissary for Gen. Scott during his campaign in Florida. 
He resigned his commission in Oct. 1836. He was three years Resident Engi- 
neer on the Brunswick and Attawaha Canal, and in 1840 became editor of the 
Savannah Republican, from which he retired in Jany. 1853. During his editorial 
life he has spent several years abroad, and visited all the principal cities in Great 
Britain, and on the continent of Europe, and also the most celebrated places in 
Asia and Africa. During most of his travels he was accompanied by Mrs. Locke. 

VIIL Chil. 
5913 Florence, b. Oct 28, 1845, in Florence, Italy, 

936 WILLIAM CLARK BAKER, [5248] m. RUTH BULL, Oct. 16, 1844, 
who was b. in Watertown, N. Y. Dec. 11, 1819. He resides on his 
father's homestead at Watertown with his mother. 

VIIl. Chil. 
6914 Thomas Duayne, b. Oct 28, 1845 ; d. July 31, 1846. 
5915 De Forest, b. June 27, 1847. — 5916 Jane Madora, b. Nov. 8, 1849. 

937 JULIET RICHARDSON, [52561 m. HARRISON DODGE, Jany. 1, 
1845, who was b. Nov. 1818, in Watertown, N. Y. He is a joiner at 
Richville, St Lawrence Co. N. Y. 

V 1 1 1 . Chil. b. near Bellville, Can. West 
5918 Harriet R. b. Ap. 18, 1846. — 5919 John De Estaing, b. Ap. 10, 1850. 

938 HARRIET RICHARDSON, [5257] m. CYRENEUS WAKEFIELD, 
Aug. 17, 1843, who was b. at Rutland, Jefferson Co. N. Y. July 12, 
1815. He is a Druggist at Bloomington, 111. 

V 1 1 1 . Chil. b. in De Witt Co. 111. 
6920 Emma J. b. Sep. 10, 1844. — 5921 Oscar, b. Ap. 5, 1846. 

938^ CYNTHIA T. RICHARDSON, [5258] m. ROBERT THOMPSON, 

Jany. 28, 1846, who was b. at Gandy Creek, Oswego Co. N. Y. Oct 1, 

1818. He was formerly a Blacksmith, but is now a Druggist at Bloomington, 111. 

VIII. Chit 

5922 James H. b. June 4, 1848, near Bellville, Canada West 

939 GEORGE MUNROE, [2651] ra. ELIZA WOOD, of Burlington, Oct 
13, 1846, who d. Aug. 7, 1852, a. 29. He is a farmer at Lexington. 

VIII. ChU. 

5923 Eliza Rebecca, b. Oct 6, 1847. — 5924 Georgiana, b. Jany. 8, 1850. 

940 ANN REBECCA MUNROE, [2652] m. JOHN M. RANDALL, 
Esq. Mb. 19, 1846, who was b. June 21, 1817, in Princeton, (son of 

Edward, who was b. at Slow, July 24, 1787, and m. Eliza Hale, who was b. July 
10, 1787, dau. of Reuben Hale, of Stow, who m. Rebecca Davis, of Acton.) He 
studied law in Boston, was admitted to the Suffolk Bar, July 30, 1845, and is now 
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VIIL Cha. 
6925 Arietta Eliza, h. Jane 99, 1647. 

Ml BENJAMIN LOCKE, [2699] m. CYNTHIA BOYNTON, Dec. 28, 

1814, who was b. at Haverhill, N. H. July 18, 1795, the dau. of Asa 

and Mary Boynton. He resides at a place formerly called French Grant, but 

now Haverhill, O. He was a joiner, but for many years has been a fanner ; he 

moved to Ohio in 1812. 

VIII . Chil. 

5926 Adeline, b. Mfa. 30, 1817 ; d. Oct 4, 182L 

5927 William Henry, b. Ap. 7, 1820 ; d. on a visit at West Camb. Dec. 30, 1824. 

5928 Mary, b. May 2, 1823 ; d. July 27, 1824. 
b9'29 Susan, b. Oct. 12, 1827 ; d. July 17, 1829. 

5980 Leander, b. Oct. 12, 1829 ; d. 1852. — 5931 Delmont, b. Ap. 4, 1832. 
' 5932 Clara, b. BIh. 24, 1884. — 5938 Ellen, b. July 24, 1839 ; d. 1841. 

942 Capt; DELMONT LOCKE, [2701] m. REBECCA R. LEARNED, 
Nov. 28, 1826, who was b. Nov. 11, 1800, the dau. of Elisba Learned, 

who m. Mary Ritchie, of Watertown. He is a coppersmith and founder in Bos- 
too, firm of Locke 6e Cordwell. He was formerly Captain in the Militia in Bos- 
ton, and has in his possession the gun used by his grandfather at the battle of 
Bunker Hill. >(re d . •<i>o^ . ^ /^ iT/y . 

VIII. Chil. 
5984 Benjamin Delmont, b. Aug. 16, 1828 ; is clerk in Boston. 
5935 Susan Keyes, b. June 27, 1881. — 5936 William Henry, b. May 28, 1837. 

943 MARY AME LOCKE, [2705] m. JOHN APPLETON PRENTISS 
PIERCE, Jany. 16, 1834, son of Jonas and Lydia Pierce, of West 

Cambridge, and grandson of Solomon, who was wounded at Lexington Battle. 
He was b. Ap. 1, 1810, and resides at West Cambridge. 

VIII. Chil. 
5937 John Winslow, b. July 6, 1835. — 5938 Benjamin Horace, b. Sep, 6, 1837. 
5939 Marietta, b. Sep. 4, 1841. — 5940 A son, b. and d. Sep. 27, 1847. 

5941 Warren Appleton, b. June 5, 1849. 

944 ABIGAIL HILL, [2714] m. ELIJAH CinTTER, Jany. 4, 1818, the 
son of Nehetniah, of West Cambridge. He is a Blacksmith at W. C. 

VIII. Chil. 

5942 Abigail, b. Sep. 22, 1818. 

5943 Cynthia, b. Feb. 23, 1821 ; m. Benjamin Franklin Russell, of West Camb. 
May 21, 1843 ; had — 5944 Abby Esther, b. Mb. 28, 1848 ; — 6945 A 
son, b. Aug. 26, 1850. 

6946 Elijah Lafayette, b. Dec. 22, 1823 ; m. Hannab Augusta Joost, of Boston, 

Mh. 27, 1850. 
5947 Evelina, b. Feb. 1, 1826. — 5948 Emma Maria, b. Mh, 9, 1828. 

5949 Lucy, b. Feb. 18, 1831. — 5950 Eliza, b. Aug. 31, 1833. 

5951 Nehemiah Hill, b. Mh. 2, 1838. 

945 THOMAS WINSHIP, [2730] m. ELIZABETH WARNER, June 29, 
1822, (who was b. Feb. 9, 1797,) in " Scotland Society,** Windbaro, 

Ct He is a boot and shoe dealer at Hartfora, Ct. where he has redded since 1820. 

VIII. Chil. b. in Hartford. 

5952 Caroline Elizabeth, b. May 4, 1823 ; d. Dec 14, 1831. 



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5959 ScrahAim,b.Peb.IO,I885;imBer.N.H.Eggle8tan^JoIy-90VI844[. 1014 
5964 ThonM Alden, k Ap. 1, 1827 ; d. Mh. 19, 1828. 

5955 £miry Jane, b. Feb. a, 1.889 ; <L Mh. 14, 1829. 

5956 Mary Augusta, b. Mh. 21, 1830. — 6957 Thomas, b. July 7, 1832. 
5958 Horace Bushnell, b. Oct. 16, 1834. 

595» John Howard, b. May 25, 1S37 ; d. Jany. 23, 1840. 

5960 Edward Kirk, b. Oct. 4, 1841. 



9«B HANNAH LOCKE, [2750J m. ABIAL H. FILLEBROWN, 1817 ; 
they reside at Walthatn^re is a ftirmer. 

VIII. Chil. ^ 

5961 James, b. July 4, 181'7^m. Almira B. Sanderson; they reside at San 

Fraoetseo, and have 2 chil. 

5962 Elizabeth Hannah, b. July 2^, 1819 ; m, Elbridge H. Pavker, who resides 

bL Nej^Boston, N. H. ; has 2 chiL 

5963 (Haryiette ?) Ann, b. Nov. 12, 1821 j nw William H. Clarite, of WaUham, 

where they reside. 

5964 Samuel Locke, b. Aug. 31, 1823. — 5965 Charles, b. Oct. 30, 1825. 

5966 Lucy Ckdce, h. Mb. 9, 18;28 ; m. Charles W. Wilson, of Portsmouth, N.H. 
^^ '^^^y reside in New York city. 

5967 Mary Catherine, b. Oct. 4, 1830. — 5968 Oliver Howard, b. Aug. 2, 1833. 
5969 Rebecca Adams, b. Feb. 8, L836, — 5975 Abial Hvnry, b. May 31^ 1838. 
5971 Almira Frances, b. July 20, 1840. — 5&7^ George Edward, b. Jaoy. 5, 1843. 

947 SAMUEL ADAMS LOCKE, [2751] m. LYDIA STODDARD, May 
7, 1826, (the dau. of Laban Stoddard, of Hrnghem^, who m. Celia 

Sprague,) who was b. Jany. 18, 1799, and resides his wid. in Boston. He was a 
mason, afid d. Dec. 20, 1829. 

VIII. Chil. 
5973 Henry, b. Mh. 22, 1827. — 5974 Mary FraaeeB,b. Dec. 15^ 1828. 

5975 Samuel Adams, b. July 30, 1B30. 

948 LUCY LOCKE, [2752] m. JOSEPH CLARK, Mh. 25, 1825, who 
was b. Mh. 1, 1798, the son of James and Mary (Cl3rde) Clark, of Wind- 
ham, N» H. They leside at Sonmrville. ^ 

VIII. Chil. 
5976* George Ambrose, b. Step, 22, 1827. 

69^7 Joseph Manly, b. May 31, 1829; grad. at Amh. ColT. 1852'. 
5978 Mary Clyde, b. July 4, 1831. — 5979 Lucy Maria, b. Dec. 2, 1832. 

5980 James, b. Feb. 25, 1835 ; d. Nov. 1, 1840. 

5981 Samuel Adams, b. Dec. 15, 1837. — 5982 Arthur Viiison,.b. Nof* 29, 184L 

949 ANN ELIZA LOCKE, [2753] m. PETER JONES, May 7, 1829v 
who was b. in West Cambridge, Sep. 22, 180*^ the son of Samuel and 

Lydia (Estabrooks) Jones, and sisterofRoocaaa. who m. Daniel White, (Par. 924.) 
He is a farmer at Andover, N. H. 

VIII. Chil. b. at Lexington, Cfoarlestown and Cambridge. 
5988 Ann Eliza, b. Dec. 10, 1831 ; m. George Alexander Whitney, Sep* 1, 1852, 

who was b. Feb. 12, 1825 ; resides at Wilmot, N. H. 
5984 Martha Rebecca, b. Jany. 2, 1833. — 5985 Roxana White, b. July 16, 1835. 
5986 Henrietta C. b. Nov. 23, 1837. — 5987 Sarah Jane, b. June 29, 1840. 

5988 Arthur, b. Jany. 3, J842; d. July 23, 1844. 

5989 Ella Maria, b. June 26, 1846. 



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950 CLARISSA LOCKE, [2755] m. SILAS WHEELER, Sep. 15, 1822, 
who was b. at Dublin, N. H. Feb. 23, 1797. He was a baker, resided 
at West Cambridge and Lexington, and d. at Lex. Dec. 27, 1836. 

VIII. Chil. 

5990 Silas Orlando, b. Oct. 26, 1823, in West. Camb. ; m. in Charlestown, Eliza 
Jane B. Gould, of Foxcroft, Me. Dec. 10, 1851. He is a dealer in stone ware 
at Charlestown. 

5991 Sarah Catherine, b. July 16, 1825, in West Camb.; m. in Waltham John 
Schwarts, Sep. 5, 1847 ; then a baki^nit now a saw maker at Bangor, 
Me. They had — 5992 Clara, b. Se^^ 1848 ; d. Sep. 29, 1850 ; — 
5993 Clara Jane, b. Oct. 27, 1850. 

961 JOSEPH ADAMS LOCKE, [2758] m.LAVINA CAMPBELL, Aug. 
24, 1830, who was b. Feb. 25, 1809, dau. of Jeremiah and^zabeth Camp- 
bell, of Stockbridge, and afterwards of Union, N. Y. where she wiotw Mr. Locke 
is a provision dealer in Salem street, Boston. ^ 

VIII. Chil. 
5994 Mary Augusta, b. Feb. 1832. — 5995 Josephine L. b. June 28, 1840. 
5995^ Ellen Lavina, b. July 6, 1850. ' 

962 SARAH CUTTER LOCKE, [2759] m. ABIJAH REED, Dec. 5, 
1830, of Westford, where he resides, a farmer. 

VIII. Chil. 

5996 Sarah Matilda, b. Sep. 24, 1831 ; d. Mh. 6, 1846. 

5997 Susan Colman, b. Jany. 3. 1833 ; d. Sep. 24, 1838. 

5998 James Henry, b. July 9, 1835. — 5999 Frances A. b. Dec. 13, 1837. 

6000 Georgiana Rebecca, b. Ap. 5, 1839. 

953 AMOS CUTTER LOCKE, [2750n m. MARTHA H. AYERS, Aug. 
13, 1837, who d. Sep. 13, 1847. He is a hair-dresser in Boston, re- 
siding at Cambridge. 

VIII. Chil. 

6001 Amos Washington, b. Sep. 18, 1840. — 6002 Waldo Chapin, b. Jan. 19, 1843. 

964 JAMES SULLIVAN LOCKE, [2751^] m. ABBY S. LEWIS, Sep. 

19, 1833, who was b. Jany. 24, 1816. He was a silver-smith, at Boston, 

where he d. of consumption, July 31, 1851. His wid. resides at Boston, 1852. 

VIII. Chil. 

6003 Charles F. b. July 3, 1834 ; d. Oct. 19. 1835. 

6004 Eliza Jane, b. Feb. , 1836. — 6005 Letitia, b. July 3, 1838. 
6006 Charles F. b. Dec. 19, 1841. — 6007 Oliver, b. Mh. 15, 1843. 

6008 Abby, b. June 19. 1845. 

6009 George H. b. Sep. 24, 1847 ; d. Mh. 19, 1849. 

955 MARGARET FROSTJ [2761] m. SAMUEL CROSBY, Dec. 2, 
1821, who was b. July 28, 1791, at West Camb. ; he is a farmer at Me- 
thuen. 

VIII. Chil. 

6010 Samuel, b. Sep. 7, 1822. 

6011 Margaret M. b. Dec. 26, 1824 ; m. Alba A. Farr, Jany. 9, 1849, who was 

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b. Mh. 9, 1823 ; they bad — 6012 Hoses B. b. Ap. 27, 1850 ; d. Ap. 14, 
1851. 



956 JAMES FROST, Je. [2762] m. MARTHA RUSSELL, May 27, 
1824, who wash. Aug. 15, 1797. 

VIII. Chil. ^B 

6013 Martha R. b. Ap. 4, 1825; m. Th^iJR. Crummett, July 11, 1843, who 
was was b. Mh. 13, 1819. IWlIad — 6014 James R. b. June 23, 1845 ; 

— 6015 Martha A. b. }dJiyJ0iS^ ; — 6016 Joseph A. b. May 23, 1850 ; 

— 6017 Alvah J. b. Dec.^Fl851. 

6018 James R. b. Feb. 13, 1||7 ; d. Oct 15, 1844. 

967 PETER TUFTS, Jr. [2765] m. SUSAN ADAMS RUSSELL, Dec. 
3, 1818, who was b. Dec. 19, 1801. 

VIII. Chil. b. 

6019 Susan Lucretia b. Jany. 7, 1820 ; d. Aug. 14, 1832. 

6020 Rebecca Whillemore, b. Mh. 27, 1822 ; m. Elson Webber Manning, Nov. 
^ 6, 1842. They had — 6021 Susan R. b. Sep. 25, 1843 ; — 6022 Sarah 

Amanda, b. Mh. 2 1 , 1845 ; — 6023 Charles Elson, b. Dec. 17, 1846 ; d. Oct. 

24, 1851 ; — 6024 Edwin, b. Oct. 17, 1849 ; d. — 6025 Clarence Waldo, 

b. Feb. 4, 1851. 
6026 Sarah Locke, b. June 12, 1824 ; m. Daniel Thayer Tarbell, Sep. 4, 1842. 

Had — 6027 Daniel Thayer, b. July 16, 1843 ; — 6028 Charles Tufts, b. 

Mh. 10, 1847 ; — 6029 Martha Locke, b. 
6030 Eliza Amanda, b. Sep. 18, 1826 ; m. George Oliver Stickney, Sep. 22, 

1846. Had — 6031 George Henry, b. Feb. 8, 1848 ; — 6032 Edward, 

b.Jany. 17, 1850; d. 

6033 Charles Wellington, b. Dec. 20, 1828 ; m. Eliza Ann Marshall, Oct. 28, 
1851. 

6034 George Addison, b. June 10, 1831. — 6035 James Russell, b. Aug. 8, 1835. 

6036 Edward Lang, (twin) b. Aug. 8, 1835 ; d. next day. 

968 LUCY TUFTS [2766] m. AMMI CUTTER, [2746] Dec. 2, 1819. 
who was b. Aug. 5, 1797, and d. Dec. 2, 1840. He resided at West 
Cambridge ; was a miller. 

VIII. Chil. 

6037 Lucy Tufts, b. Sep. 10, 1820; m. Samuel Frost Winn, Mh. 3, 1841, who 
is a farmer at West Camb. They had — 6038 Samuel Frost, b. Dec. 9, 
1841 ; d. Jany. 1, 1842 ; — 6039 John Jewett, b. July 15, 1843 ; d. Jan. 
13, 1847; — 6040 James Henry, b. July 24, 1845 ; — 6041 Ammi C. b. 
Feb. 18, 1849 ; — 6042 Lucy Frances Russell, b. June 9, 1851. 

6044 Ammi, b. Oct. 10, 1823. 

6045 Amanda Tufts, b. May 24, 1827 ; m. Stephen Kimball, June 4, 1845. They 
reside at West Camb. ; he is a dealer in stoves in Boston. They had — 
6046 Addison Tufts, b. Sep. 12, 1846; d. Dec. 6, 1846; — 6047 Ellen 
Amanda, b. June 15, 1848; — 6048 Lucy Tufts, b. and d. Sep. 1850; — 
6049 Charles Tufts, b. July 18, 1851. 

6050 Deborah Locke, b. Aug. 27, 1835. 

6051 Eliza Ann Whittemore, b. Sep. 6, 1838. 

969 JOHN BUTTERFIELD PERRY, [2954] m. 1. HANNAH MARIA 
WHITTEMORE LOCKE, [2869] Aug. 23, 1835, who d. Feb. 10, 

1842. 2. m. ELVIRA RAYMOND, of Charlestown, June 28, 1849- He re- 
sides at West Cambridge. 



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VIII. ChiLbylstwC 

6052 Mary Elizabeth, b. Ap. 3, 1836. — 6053 John, b. Mh. 1, 1838. 

6054 Maria, b. Nov. 23, 1839. 

960 REBECCA LOCKE, [2927] m. ABIJAH FROST, Jaay. 4, 1827. 
who was b. Oct. 9, 1800»M^of Amos and Louisa Frost, of West Cam- 
bridge. He is a manufaH^K of saws at West Camb. 

VIII. GhU. ^^ 

6055 Harriet Eliza, b. Jnne9, 1827; m. jihkHobbs, of Norway, Me. Ncyv.20, 

1848 ; had — 6056 Clarence Frost, filfep. 6, 1849- 
6057 Almira, b. Mh. 23, 1829; m. Alfred Parks, of West Caimb. Oct.dd, 1819; 
had — 6058 Alfred Henry, 1850. • 

6059 Mary Maivina, b. May 29, 1831 ; m. Lorenaa Hobhs, of Well% Mb. Not. 

1849. 

6060 Edmund Munroe, b. July 29, 1833. 

6061 Joseph Locke, b. June 20, 1836 ; d. Jany. 22, 1838. 

6062 Ann Louisa, b. Aug. 24, 1838 ; d. young. 

6063 Ann Louisa, b. Nov. 1, 1840 ; d. Mh. 6, 1846. 

6064 Clarence Melville, b. Sep. 9, 1845 ; d. Jany. 1846: 

961 MEHITABLE LOCKE, [2930] m. BOWEN RUSSBLL> who was 
b. Mh. 24, 1800, son of Philip and Sybil (Blood) Russell, of Leung- 
ton. His 1st wf was SUSANNAH KEYES LOCKE, [2704] who d. without 
issue Dec. 19, 1826. He resides at West Cambridge^ 

VIII. ChiLby2dw£. 

6065 Ira, b. Mh. 31, 1834. 

6066 Susan Locke, b. May 15, 1835 ; d. Sep. 5, 1850. 

6067 Abby Louisa, b. Dec. 16, 1838. — 6068 Eltea Maria, b. Febw 2^ lM8t 

962 LOUIBA RUSSELL, [2858] m. AMOS HTLL, the son of Amos and 
Sarah ( Wyman) Hill, of West Cambridge, wh^rehe resideB ; is a forra^; 

VIII. Chil. 

6069 Louisa, b. Ap. 20, 1830. 

6070 Ann Eliza, b. Mh. 3, 1831 ; m. Benjamia Franklin Locba, [1261] Oct. 80, 

1849. (See Prf*. 510.) 

6071 Sarah, b. Oct. 1832. — 6072 Harriet, b. Oct 18, 1834, d. 1835. 
6073 Faustina, b. 1836, d. young. — 6074 Jane, b. Ap. 19, 1837. 

6075 George, b. June 16, 1839, d. 1842. — 6076 Amos, b. June 17, 1841. 
6077 Helen, b. May 12, 1845. — 6078 Almira, b. Mh. 8, 1847. 

963 CAROLINE LOCKE, [2987] m. ADDISON HILL, Nov. 10, 1830, 
the son of William and Mary (bowman) Hill, of West Camb; where he 
resides. 

VIIL ChU. 
6079 Mary Caroline^ b. Oct 23, 1832. — 6080 Henrietta M. b. Oct. 18,. 1834. 

6081 Adeline Rosalia, b. Ap. 16, 1837. 

6082 Ellen Harriet, b. July 22, 1839; d. May 29, 1842. 

6083 Annette Eliza, b. June 16, 1842. — 6084 Addison^ b. Ap. 24, 1844. 

961 EMELINE LOCKE, [2988] m. THOMAS P. PIERCE^ of West 
Cambridge, Ap. 9, 1830. She d. Jany. 19, 1842, and he ni. her sister 
Harriet, [2939] Jany. 7, 1844. He is a farmer at West Cambridge, i» son of 
Jonas and Lydia Pierce, and bro. of John A. P. Pierce. (See. Pas. 94^.) 



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VIII. aSKERATION. tS7 

VIII. Chil. oflstmg. 
6085 Thomas W. b. June 27, 1881. — «086 Emeline L. b. July 97, 18M. 

6087 Edward B. b. Jane 13, 1837. 

Chil. of 2d mg. 

6088 Grenvilie P. b. Sep. 18, 1845. — 6089 Leander L. b. Aug. 16, 1848. 

6090 Herbert, b. July 15, 1849. 

966 HANNAH MUNROE LOCKE, [2941] m. SAMUEL FRANCIS 
WOODBRIDGE, Ap. 5, 1848, who was b. 1818, son of Samuel and 
Nancy (Russell) Wood bridge. He is a butcher, residing at West Cambridge. 

VIII. Chil. 

6091 William Francis, b. Aug. 21, 1844. 

6092 EUen Emeline, b. Mh. 15, 1848. 

966 WILLIAM PORTER LOCKE, [29^] m. ELEANOR JANE 
PIERCE, of Lexington, May 10, 1846, the dau. of Loring and Sybil 

(Wellington) Pierce. He is a farmer, residing at his father's homestead in West 
Cunbftdge. 

VIII. Chil. 
6092 Frederick W. b. Sep. 11, 1847. — 6098 Eleanor C. b. Nov. 8, 1849. 

967 ANDREW JACKSON LOCKE, [2949] m. SUSAN DURELL WARE, 
June 6, 1843, who was b. at Needham, Oct. 30, lb21. He is a clerk at 
the Boston Custom-house, residing at Chariestown. 

VIII. Chil. 
6094 Arthur Ware, b. Aug. 29, 1844. — 6095 Warren A. b. Oct. 31, 1847. 
6U96 Bradford Homer, b. Nov. 8, 1849. 

968 ELLEN AUSTIN LOCKE, [2950] m. JAMES SWAN, of Dorches- 
ter, Oct. 21, 1835, who was b. Ap. 21, 1809, son of Reuben. He is 

book-keeper in the New England Bank at Boston, residing at Dorchester. 

VIII. ChiL 

6097 Margaret Hy<)e, b. Ap. 16, 1837 ; d. Mh. 9, 1889. 

6098 James E. Aug. 1, 1889. — 6099 Margaret E, b. Aug. 14, 1842. 
6J00 Clarence Austin, b. July 8, 1845. 

6101 Herbert Loring Locke, b. Ap. 25, 1847; d. Mh. 25, 1849. 

6102 Maria Louisa, b. Feb. 25, 1849. 

969 Hon. EDWIN O. LOCKE, [3031] m. MAHALA FISH, May 13, 
1838, who was b. Nov. 30, 1^20, dau. of Nathaniel Fish, of Little 

Valley, Cattaraugus Co. N. Y. He is a lawyer by profession, and was elected 
District Judge of the Supreme Court of N. Y. ib the autumn of 1849. He resides 
at Little Valley. 

VIII. Chil. 
6108 Montraville, b. July 7, 1840 ; d. Ap. 7, 1842. 
6104 Edwin Adelbert, b. Nov. 3, 1843. 

970 SARAH TAPPAN PIERCE, [8275] m. Rev. CALVIN DURFEE, 
Aug. 15, 1 88 J, who was b. at Pitufiekl, Oct. 6, 1797, grad. at WiUiams 

Coll. 1825, was ord. at Hunter, Green Co. N. Y. Ap. 23, 1828, (a Presbyterian^ 
dismissed Aug. 11, 1835, and was installed at South Dedham, Mk. 2, 1886« ffom 
whence he removed to Brooklyn, O. 1851. 



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VIII. Chil. 
6105 Lucy Pierce, b. June 19, 1835. — 6106 John Pierce, b. Dec. 1838. 
6107 Charles Stoddard, b. July 22, 1844. 

971 LUCY PIERCE, [3278] m. Rev. FREDERICK HENRY HEDGE, 
Sep. 7, 1830, who was b. Dec. 12, 1805, (son of the late Levi Hedge, 

LL. D. of Cambridge.) He graduated at Harvard College 1825, and at Cam- 
bridge Divinity School, 1828, was ordained at West Cambridge, May 20, 1829, 
was dismissed at his request May, 1835, installed at Bangor, Me. 1835, was dis- 
, f [ missed in 1840, and the same year was settled at Providence, R. L where he 
^ ^ now resides. ^'^ 

VIII. Chil. 

6107 Frederick Henry, b. June 20, 1831 ; grad. at Har. Coll. 1851. 

6108 Charlotte Augusta, b. Mh. 21, 1834. 

6109 Ellen Elizabeth, b. Ap. 4, 1836. — 6110 Caroline Farrar, b. Oct 29, 1838. 

972 FERELINE WALLEY PIERCE, [32791 m. Rbv. THOMAS BAY- 
LEY FOX, Oct. 27, 1831, who was b. in Boston, Aug. 20, 1808, (son 

of John and Abigail (Bayley) Fox.) He grad. at Har. Coll. 1828, and at Camb. 
Divinity School, 1831, was ord. Aug. 3d of the same year, and dismissed at his 
own request, Ap. 1845, and was settled at the Indiana St. Cong. Church in Boston 
the same month. He resides at Dorchester. 

VIII. Chil. 

6111 Charles Barnard, b. Jany. 17, 1833. 

6112 George William, b. Oct. 15, 1834.— 6113 John Andrews, b. Dec. 23, 1835. 
6114 Thomas Bayley, b. Feb. 1, 1839. —6115 Fereline Pierce, b. Dec. 23, 1843. 

973 Rev. JOHN TAPPAN PIERCE, [3280] m. MARTHA HASKINS, 
July 25, 1837, at Elyra, O. who was b. at Middlesex, Vt. Sep. 15, 

1811. He grad. at Harvard College, 1831, entered the Theological Seminary at 
Princeton, N. J. Nov. 1833, and Lane Seminary, Ohio, May, 1835, and grad. at 
the Oberlin Institute, O. Sep. 14, 1836 ; was ordained an Evangelist the next 
day. He preached some time at Middlesex, Vt. and other places, but his health 
failing, he went in 1839 to Jacksonville, III. He taught school at several places 
in the Western States, and is now an Instructor and Colporteur at Greneseo, 
Henry Co. III. 

VIII. Chil. 
6116 Mary Elizabeth, b. June 28, 1845. — 6117 John Franklin, b. July 30, 1849. 

974 WILLIAM BLAKE PIERCE, [3282J m. ELIZABETH F. PECK, 
June 1, 1842, who was b. at Albany, N. Y. Feb. 14, 1824. He resides 
at Cincinnati, O. connected with the '^ Mercantile Agency.^' 

VIII. Chil. 
61 18 William Lewis, b. Oct. 13, 1843. — 6119 Lucy Tappan, b. Jany. 29, 1846. 
6120 Arthur, b. Sep. 3, 1849 ; d. July, 1850. — 6121 Robert, b. J)eq, 14, 1852. 

976 MARY WILDE PIERCE, [3284] m. HENRY VARNUM POOR, 
Sep. 7, 1841, who was b. at Andover, Me. Dec. 8, 1812, and grad. at 
Bowdoin Coll. 1835. He studied Law, which profession he pursued for sev- 
eral years in Maine, and then removed to New York city, and is now Editor of 
the Railroad Journal. 



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VIII. ChiL 

6122 Henry William, b. June 16, 1844. 

6123 Robert Pierce, b. Oct 21, 1848 ; d. Sep. 1849. 

976 SALLY PIERCE POPE, [»a851 "»• OBADIAH HILL, of Machias, 
Me. May 16, 1820. They resided at Macbias, where she d. Oct 9» 1850. 

VIII. Chil. 

6124 Mary, b. July 6, 182i ; d. July 29, 1851. 

6125 Warren, b. Jany. 11, 1823. —6126 Sarah, b. Nov. 25, 1824. 

6127 Lucy, b. Mh. 14, 1827 ; d. Oct 11, 1833. 

6128 Caroline, b. Jany. 21, 1829. —6129 Samuel, b. Feb. 22, 1831. 

5mj^ht''^^-'^-J-«l^'lS^-' 

977 MARY POPE, [3287] m. THOMAS BEALS, Feb. 27, 1825, of Dor- 
chester, (where they reside.) who was b. May 9, 1^00. She d. A p. 28, 

1843, and he m. SARAH BLAKE FORD, [5701] dau. of Charles and Lois 
Ford, Sep. 5, 1844. He is a music engraver and printer in Boston, residing in 
Dorchester. 

VIII. CWl.bylstmg. 
6132 Mary, b. Dec. 13, 1825. — 6188 Thomaa Henry, b. Aug. 16, 1827. 

6134 John Pierce, b. Dec. 14, 1828 ; m. Harriet R. Hawes, Dec. 14, 1852. 
6485 Elizabeth Pope, b. Dec. 17, 1881 ; d. Sep. 10, 1838. 

6136 Amelia, b. Sep. 5, 1834. 

6137 Eliza, b. Sep. 29, 1837 ; d. Sep. 8, 1888. 

6138 Sarah Elizabeth, b. July 19, 1839. 

Chil. by 2d mg. 

6139 Frederick, b. Sep. 11, 1845. 

978 HANNAH POPE, [3289] m. WILLIAM E. MELLISH, Sep. 21, 
1828, who is a cabinet maker at Walpole, N. H. 

VIII. Chil. 

6140 Oscar, b. Nov* 24, 1831 ; he is a carver in Boston. 

6141 Orianna, b. Oct 29, 1833. — 6142 OUvia, b. Oct 18, 1887. 

6143 Walter, b. June 11, 1840. 

979 FREDERICK POPE, [3290] m. SARAH PHILLIPS, of Weymouth, 
May 3, 1829 ; he is a carpenter at Weymouth. 

VIII. Chil. 

6144 Sarah Ann, b. Aug. 7, 1880. — 6145 Maria. Wesley, b. July 12, 1882. 

6146 Frederick Clinton, b. Aug. 15, 1885. 

6147 Warren Webster, b. Mh. 5, 1840. 

980 SAMUEL POPE, [3292] m. SARAH MELLISH, of Walpole, N.H. 
June 25, 1837. (She is sister of William E. [Par. 978,] who m. Han- 
nab Pope.) He is a merchant in Boston, residing at Roxbury. 

VIII. Chil. 

6148 iPrederick, b. June 19, 1888. —6149 Emeline, b. Aug. 9, 1840. 

6150 Angela, b. July 16, 1842 ; d. Sep. 10, 1848. 

6151 Eugene Alexander, b. Aug. 8^ 1846. 

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981 JAMES POPE,X3293] m. EUNICE THAXTER, Nov. 22, 1835, of 
Machias, Me. where they reside ; he is a trader. 

VIII. Chil. 

6152 James Oscar, b. Sep. 2, 1837. 

6153 Charles Frederick, b. Dec. 27, 1838 ; d. Nov. 27, 1839. 

6154 Julia Helen, b. Mh. 1840 ; d. June 26, 1847. 

6155 Charles Henry, b. Oct 18, 1841. 

6156 Sarah Hill, b. Ap. 11, 1845 ; d. Feb. 16, 1847. 

6157 William Herbert, b. Mh. 22, 1847 ; d. Oct 26, 1847. 

6158 Lucy Hill, b. Oct 5, 1848. —6159 Herbert Leslie, b. Jany. 17, 1851. 

982 CHARLES POPE, [3294] m. ELIZABETH BOGMAN, of Boston, 
Aug. 24, 1834. They reside at Brookline ; he is a dealer in feathers, 
&c. in Boston. 

VIII. Chil. 
6160 Charles Allen, b. June 27, 1835. — 6161 Adelaide L. b. Sep. 23, 1837. 

6162 Mary Elizabeth, b. Dec. 20, 1840. 

6163 Albert Augustus, b. May 20, 1843. 

6166 Arthur Wallace, b. Mh. 9, 1850. 

983 WILLIAM POPE, [8295] m. MARY BOGMAN, of Boston, Aug. 12, 
1840 ; he is a merchant in Boston, residing in Brookline. 

VIII. Chil. 

6167 William Francis,!). May 13, 1841 ; d. Sep. 14, 1841. 

6168 George Bowman, b. Jany. 9, 1842. 

6169 Edward Waldron, b. Nov. 26, 1845. 

6170 Mary Frances, b. Jany. 6, 1848 ; d. Feb. 28, 1852. 

6171 Sarah Elizabeth, b. Feb. 19, 1849. 

6172 William Francis, b. Sep. 23, 1851. 

984 JOHN POPE, [3296] m. HARRIET GILBERT, of Walpole, N.H. 
June 10, 1846, and resides in Brookline. 

VIII. Chil. 

6173 Frank Gilbert, b. July 7, 1847. 

6174 Clara Gilbert, b. July 19, 1849. — 6175 Mary Helen, b. June 1, 1851. 

985 MARY A. PIERCE, [3322] m. THOMAS C. BACON, Aug. 6, 1833. 
She d. Dec. 16, 1849, and he m. her sister ELIZABETH, [3824] Oct 
16, 1850. Mr. Paeon is a hatter in Boston. 

VIII. Chil. by Istmg. 
6176 Robert, b. Oct. 12, 1834. — 6177 Mary E. b. Mh. 14, 1837. 

6178 Thomas C. b. Feb. 22, 1839. — 6179 Frederick P. b. July 9, 1842. 
6180 Lucy J. b. June 12, 1846. — 6181 Josephine A. b. Mh. 15, 1848. 

Chil. by 2d mg. 
6182 A daughter, b. July 23, 1851. 

986 GEORGE W. PIERCE, [3823] m. 1. SUSANNAH A. HUTCHINS, 
May 1, 1840, who d. May 2, 1841. She was dau. of Enoch and Tbb- 

itha Hutchins, of Kennebunk Port, Me. He m. 2; PHEBE WILLISTON, of 
Motmt Desert, Me. Feb. 1848. He resided at Londonderry, Vt 1851. 



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VIII. ChiLbylstwf. 

6183 Susan H. b. Ap. 20, 1841. 

ChU.by2dwf. 

6184 Minerva, b. Mh. 17, 1849. 

987 ELIZABETH CHAMPNEY, [3328] m. SAMUEL H. HUNNE- 
MAN, June 3, 1825. He is an Engine Manufacturer at Roxbury, son 
of William C. Hunneman. 

VIII. Chil. 

6185 Samuel Hewes, b. Sep. 7, 1826. — 6186 John Champney, b. May 14, 1829. 

6187 James Champney, b. July 29, 1833. 

6188 Joseph Hewes^b. June 29, 1837. —6189 HenryChampney,b.Sep.8,184L 

988 JAMES HOWE CHAMPNEY, [33301 m. SARAH E. WELLS, 
(dau. of John B. Wells, Esq. of Boston,) Nov. 23, 1841, who d. Ap. 23, 
1850 ; he is clerk in the Washington Bank at Boston, residing at Roxbury. 

VIII. Chil. 

6190 James Wells, b. July 16, 1843. 

989 JOHN CHAMPNEY, Jr. [3331] m. 1. MARIA S. WELLS, dau. of 
Hon. Charles Wells, formerly Mayor of Boston, Aug. 28, 1837. She 

d. Sep. 1839. He m. 2. HARRIET MORSE, of Roxbury, May 28, 1843, who 
was b. Jany. 9, 1819, the dau. of George Morse. 

VIII. Chn. by Istwf. 

6191 Henrietta, b. June 4, 1838. 

ChU. by 2d wf. 

6192 Harriet Morse, b. Dec. 4, 1845 ; d. Feb. 2, 1846. 

6193 John Henry, b. Sep. 6, 1847. 

990 HEPZEBAH CLAP, [3297] m. BENJAMIN LATHROP SUMNER, 
Mh. ^1, 1824. They reside at Dorchester. 

VIII. Chil. 

6194 Elizabeth Holmes, b. Jany. 1, 1825 ; m. Samuel Field, of Dorchester ; 
bad — 6195 Frederick H. b. Dec. 29, 1849 ; — 6196 Edwin F. b. Ap. 8, 
1851. They reside in Boston. 

6197 Henry P. b. Jany. 19, 1827 ; d. Nov. 4, 1830. 

6198 Francis A. b. Mh. 4, 1834. 

6199 George H. b. Mh. 24, 1837 ; d. May, 1837. 

991 ASAHEL CLAP, [3298] m. 1. HANNAH HARRADEN, Sep. 28, 
1825, who d. Ap. 7, 1831, without issue. 2. m. ELIZABETH S. 

WHITING, of Boston, Feb. 2, 1887, who was b. Dec. 1, 1818. He is a mer- 
chant in Boston, residing at Dorchester. 

VIII. Chil. 
6300 Elizabeth Stickney, b. Aug. 28, 1889. — 6201 George, b. June 28, 1847. 

6202 Annette Boyden, b. Aug. 27, 1849 ; d. Nov. 17, 1850. 

992 JOHN PIERCE CLAP, [3299] m. MARY ANN BRAGG, of Drews- 
ville, N. H. Aug. 25, 1840. He is a lumber dealer at Dorchester. 

VIII. Chil. 

6203 Henry Austin, b. July 17, 1841. — 6204 Mary Hden, b. June 7, 1845. 
6205 Louisa Howe, b. June 8, 1847. — 6206 WUliam White, b. D^e. 11, 184R 

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998 EBENEZER CLAP, Ji. [33021 m. SARAH SWAN, Aji. 4, 1833, 

who was b. May 10, 1806, dau. of William and Sarah (Shepard) Swan, of 

Dorchester. He is a Bookseller and Stationer in Boston, residing in Dorchester. 

VIII. Chil. 
6207 Ann Eliza, b. Feb. 15, 1834. — 6208 Charles Augustus, b. Nov. 9{ 1835. 

6209 Ebenezer Herbert, b. Oct. 17, 1838. 

6210 George William, b. June 3, 1840 ; d. May 7, 1841. 

994 ELIZABETH CLAP, [3304] m. JOHN H. ROBINSON, of Doicbee- 
ter, May 14, 1835. He is a fanner in Dorchester. 

VIII. Chil. 

621 1 Ellen Elizabeth, b. Ap. 6, 1836. — 6212 Mary Caroline, fc. Sep. 26, 1888. 
62 1« John Howe, b. Dec. 1840. —6214 Lucy Anna, b. Mh. 1848. 
^15 Emily Pierce, b. Aug. 1850. 

995 DANIEL PIERCE, Jr. [3352] m. 1. MARLA ANTOINETTE 
HOWE, dau. of George and Mary Howe, of Boston, Sep. 16, 1835. 

She d. in Dorchester, Nov. 22, 1848, and he m. 2. SARAH GAY, dau. of Her- 
man and Sally Gay, of Nashua, N. H. Jany. 1, 1850. He is a cabinet maker 
at Dorchester. 

VIII. Chil. by 1st wf. 

6216 George Franklin, b. Oct. 20, 1836. 

996 SAMUEL STILLMAN PIERCE, [3353] m. ELLEN MARIA T. 
WALLIS, (dau. of Mordacl L. and Ellen B. Wallis, of Boston,) Fek. 

17, 1836, who was b. in Boston, Feb. 22, 1812. Mr. Pierce is a grocer in B. 

VIII. Chil. b. in Boston. 

6217 Charles Hudson, b. Jany. 8, 1837 ; d. Sep. 10, 1837. ^ 

6218 Mary E. b. Nov. 20, 1838. —6219 Samuel Stillman, b. Nov. 7, 1840. 
6220 H. Maria, b. Aug. 27, 1842. — 6221 Harriet E. b. Oct 18, 1848. 

997 HANNAH TOLMAN, [3358] m. EBENEZER POPE, (sonof Eben- 
ezer,) Ap. 5, 1832, who was b. at Squantum, in Dorchester, Aug. 6, 

1808. Since his marriage he has resided at Milton ; is a fanner ; was a Se- 
lectman from 1842 to 1849. 

VIII. Chil. all but the first b. at Milton. 
6322 Susannah, b. Mh. 31, 1833 ; d. Jany. 2, 1848. 

6228 Hannah Hall, b. July 13, 1835. —6224 Ebenesser, b. Ap. 29, 1888. 
6225 Abigail Glover, b. Oct. 1, 1840. —6226 John Toluian, b. Aug. 25, 1844. 

998 MARY TOLMAN, [3359] m. ENOS HOWE, Dec. 24, 18», who 
was b. Jany. 4, 1803, {the son of Deacon Isaac and Frances Howe, of 
Dorchester,) where he resides ; is a tanner. She d. Sep. 30, 1849, a. 40. 

VIII. ChU. 
6227 Mary E. b. Feb. 7, 1833. — 6228 Ellen M. b. Jany. 9, 1835. 

6229 Albert, b. Dec. 14, 1836. — 6230 Catharine Frances Stone, b. Oct. 12, 1888. 
6281 Isaac, b. Dec. 18; 1841. — 6881^ Clam, 1>. Oct 8, 1848. 



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VIII. GBUKRATIOK. 299 

999 CLARISSA TOLMAN, [8863] m. Rtv. WILLIAM WAKEFIELD, 
Js. Oct. 13, 1845, of Reading. He is the son of William and Mary 

Wakefield ; was b. Dec. 5, 1812, grad. at Amherst College, 1839, and at Ando- 
Ter Theo. Sem. 1845, ord. Pastor of the first Cong. Church in MoOonnelsville, 
Morgan Co. O. 1846, where he resides, 1852. 

VIII. Chil. 

6232 Mary Louisa, b. Sep. 17, 1946. 

6233 (Lucelia?) Ann, b. July 17, 1848. — 6234 William, b. June 12, 185L 

1000 Rbv. RICHARD TOLMAN, [3364] m. OLIVIA SWEETSER, Dec. 
1, 1845, who was b. in Reading, the dau. of Thomas and Olivia 

Sweetser. Mr. To4man grad. at Amherst College, 1839, and at Andover Theol. 
Sem. in 1844 ; was ord. Pastor of the Third Cong. Church in Danyers, Sep. 17, 
1845, dismissed Nov. 8, 1848, and installed Pastor of the Cong. Church in South 
Dennis, May 2, 1849, where he resides, 1852. 

VIII. Chil. the 1st b. at Danvers, the 2d at S. Dennis. 
6235 Olivia, b. Sep. 28, 1847. — 6236 Emily, b. Aug. 3, 1849. 

1001 WILLIAM LEWIS HUNT, [3487] m. HANNAH ISPRAGUE 
FRANCIS, of Norton, Oct 20, 1834. He is a chaise trimmer and 

harness maker, now at Taunton. Has resided in several places, as will appear 
by the births of his children. 

VIII. Chil. 

6237 Elizabeth Amanda, b. Nov. 25, 1835, in Canton. 

6238 William Francis, b. Mh. 8, 1838, in Canton ; d. Aug. 7, 1839. 

6239 Charles Henry, b. Sep. 26, 1840, in Coventry, R I. ; d. Dec. 1, 1843. 

6240 George Stevens, b. Sep. 15, 1842, in Coventry ; d. Nov. 15, 1843. 

6241 Myra Emeline, b. Dec. 27, 1845, in Warwick, R. I. 

6242 Mary Shepard Francis, b. Dec. 22, 1848, in Warwick. 

lOM GEORGE ANSON TRACY, [3552] m. MELISSA OLDS, Oct. 1, 
1832 ; he was formerly a mariner, but in 1851, was a farmer at 
Canterbury, Ct. 

VIII. Chil. 

6243 Abigail Elizabeth, b. July 5, 1833 ; d. Oct. 14, 1833. 

6244 Maria Jane, b. Feb. 2, 1835. — 6245 Erasmus Darwin, b. Nov. 15, 1836. 

6246 Harriet Newell, b. June 29, 1842. 

6247 Julius Augustas, b. Oct. 25, 1844. 

6248 Geoi^ Washington, b. May 9, 1847. 

1003 ERASMUS DARWIN TRACY, [3553] m. MARIA HATCHER, 
Dec. 16, 1834, of Georgia, but originally from North Carolina. He 
is a Planter, 1852, in Nassau Co. Florida, and also Timber Agent for the U. S. 
Gbvemment, (Post-Office, Woodstock Mills, Nassau Co.) 

VIII. Chil. 

6249 Lucien Poincy, b. Dec. 6, 1835. 

6250 Washington Irving, b. Mh. 27, 1837. 

6251 Erasmus Darwin, b. Sep. 17, 1838. 
6-252 William H. Harrison, b. Ap. 8, 1840. 

«58 Leiia,b. Ap. 14, 1842. —6254 Ada, b. Feb. 18, 1844. 

6055 Hanoah Maria, b. inly 92, 1845. — 6256 Frederika, b. Oct. 35^ 1849. 



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2H VIII. GfiNSAATION. 

1004 Rev. NATHANIEL CLARK LOCKE, [3890] b. at Salem, N. Y. 
June 1, 1815, m. Feb. 2, 1853, HARRIET CUYPERS SPENCER, 
of Brooklyn, N. Y. dau. of Henry Spencer, Esq. of Guilford Ct who m. Fanny 
Sharpe, dau. of Hon. Peter Sharpe, of New York city, where Mr. Spencer resided. 
Mrs. Spencer, for a second husband, m. Rev. Jacob Broadbead, D. D. and d. 
Jany. 1852. Mr. Locke grad. at Middlebury College, Vt. 1838, received the de- 
gree of A. M. 1841, when he delivered the Master's oration. Immediately afler 
he grad. became Principal of ** Lowndesboro* Academy," in Lowndes Co. Ala. 
and in 1841 was appointed Classical Teacher in the ^' Woodland Institution,'^ at 
New York. June, 1844, he grad. at the *' Union Theological Seminary " in New 
York, and was licensed as a preacher. In 1845, he went to Eastville, Northamp- 
ton Co. Pa. and was soon af^er ordained over the ^* Holmes Church,'' where he 
remained till he removed to Brooklyn, N. Y. where he was installed Pastor of the 
'^ Central Presbyterian Church," Dec. 1847 ; where he continued until 1850, when 
he was dismissed at his own request, and was installed over *^ Christ's First 
Church," at Hemstead, Long Island, Dec. 4, 1850, where he now resides. 

1005 JOHN BRUCE, [5549] m. SARAH MAYNARD, of Marlboro', Feb. 
5, 1825, who was b. Feb. 28, 1806. He is a farmer at Marlboro'. 

VIII. Chil. 

6257 Sarah E. b. Nov. 8, 1825 ; m. Francis H. Whitney, Ap. 12, 1848. 

6258 Samuel, b. Jany. 21, 1827. 

6259 John, b. Feb. 23, 1829 ; m. Elizabeth L. Brown, Ap. 10, 1851. 

6260 Abigail, b. Feb. 19, 1832. — 6261 Angeline, b. Nov. 28, 1835. 
6262 Almira, b. Sep. 6, 1838. — 6263 Francis L. b. May 9, 1841. 
6264 Mary E. b. Nov. 30, 1843. — 6265 George W. b. Aug. 5, 1846. 

6266 William E. b. May 19, 1850. 

1006 AMORY BRUCE, [5558] m. SALLY WILKINS, of Marlboro', Ap. 
14, 1824, who was b. Sep. 20, 1804. 

VIII. ChU. 

6267 Elizabeth W. b. Nov. 5, 1824 ; ra. Cyrus Davis, of Nonhboro', May 20, 1846. 

6268 Charlotte, b. May 30, 1829 ; d. June 3, 1833. 

6269 Calvin, b. Mb. 4, 1834. — 6270 Amory E. b. Nov. 3, 1839 ; d. May, 1843. 

1007 ELIZABETH BRUCE, [5559] m. WILLIAM WILKINS, of Mari- 
boro'. May 20, 1824. He is a farmer at Marlboro'. 

VIII. Chil. 

6271 Ann, b. Aug. 20, 1827 ; m. James B. Whitney, Ap. 9, 1845. He is a farm- 

er at Marlboro', and has — 6272 William H. b. May 31, 1846, who is of 

the IX. generation. 
6273 Jane, b. July 28, 1829; m. Willard A, Houghton, Ap. 10, 1849. He is a 

carpenter at Marlboro' ; had — 6274 Elizabeth J. b. Mh. 4, 1850 ; — 6275 

Charles W. b. Oct. 26, 1851. 
6276 Henry, b. Ap. 21, 1831. — 6277 M. Abby, b. Oct. 17, 1833. 

6278 Betsy B. b. Aug. 19, 1835. 

1008 ABIGAIL HOWARD WEATHERBEE, [5163] m. WILLIAM B. 
CRANDELL, Ap. 27, 1826, of Taunton, where he resides. 

VIII. Chil. 

6279 Abby Farrington, b. July 25, 1827 ; m. Henry C. Perry, a merohant of 
TbuBton, Dee. 18, 1845. They had — 6280 Marianoa CsaodelU b. July 



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VIII. OENEBATION. 806 

24, 1846 ; ~ 6281 Alice Gilbert, b. Nov. 25, 1848 ; — 6282 Paonie Far- 

riDgton, b/ July 26, 1850. 
6284 Sarab Bailey, b. May 25, 1829. 
621^5 William Thomas, b. Jany. 6, 1882 ; d. 1833. 
•6286 William Thomas, b. Aug. 4, 1834. 

6287 Caroline Weatherby, b. July 13, 1836. 

6288 Charles Weatherby, b. Aug. 20, 1838. 

6289 Marianna, b. Nov. 27, 1840; d. 1845. 

1009 GEORGE LOCKE WILMARTH, [5164] m. EMILY A. SPROUT, 
July 8, 1847, dau. of Henry Sprout, of Taunton. He resided at Taun- 
ton, and d. July 8, 1847. His wid. is at Taunton. 

VIII. Chil. 

6290 Isabel Sprout, b. May 3, 1848. 

6291 Mary Locke, b. Ap. 11, 1850; d.Sep. 1, 1850. 

1010 CHARLES BROWN WILMARTH, [5165] m. CAROLINE AU- 
GUSTA ROBINSON, Oct. 8, 1836, (dau. of Shepherd Robinson, of 

Taunton.) He resided at Taunt, and d. Oct. 8, 1836. His wid. resides at T. 

VIII. ChU. 

6292 Helen Augusta, b. Ap. 6, 1837. - 

1011 AUGUSTUS WEA T HSflB M:, [5166] m. SARAH J. ANTHONY, 
July 30, 1843, (dau. of Apollos Anthony,) of Taunton, where he resides. 

VIII. Chil. 

6293 Anna Evans, b. Mb. 24, 1844 ; d. Nov. 12, 1845. 

6294 Henry Augustus, b. Dec. 19, 1846. 



1012 ANN MARIA WBATHBRDDE , [5167] m. EBENEZER DAWES 
TISDALE, Nov. 16, 1844, a Jeweller of Taunton, son of James Tis- 
dale, of Taunton. 

VIII. Cha. 

6295 Anna Maria, b. Ap. 25, 1845 ; d. same year. 

6296 Emma Louisa, b. May 26, 1846. 

1018 CLARISSA MAAeB, [5187] m. SAMUEL B. RINDGE, Ap.29, 1845, 
who was b. at Cambridge, Dec. 26, ^^20, (son of Samuel Rindge, b. at 
Ipswich, Jany. 18, 1791, who m. Maria B. Wait, of Medford, b. Feb. 22, 1797.) 
Mr. Rindge is a merchant at Boston, of the house of Parker, Wilder d& Co. re- 
siding at Cambridge. 

VIII. Chil. 

6297 Ellen Cleland, b. July 9, 1846; d. Mb. 17, 1849. 

6298 Frank Harrington, b. Ap. 14, 1850. 

1014 SARAH ANN WINSHIP, [5953] m. Rev. NATHANIEL HILL- 
YER EGGLESTON, July 30, 1844, who grad. at Yale Coll. 1841, 
was ordained Colleague Pastor of the Rev. D. Brockway, in Ellington, Ct. and 
was dismissed at his own request, 1850. In 1851, he supplied the pulpit of 
the Centre Church in New Haven, during the absence in Europe of the Kev. Dr. 
Bacon, the pastor. 

VIII . Chil. the first two b. at Ellington, the other at New Haven. 

6299 Melville, b. July 26, 1845. — 6300 Mary Edith, b. July 8, 1847. 
6301 A son, b. July 3, 1851. 



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896 VIII. GXl^B^EATiaN. 

1016 EPHRAIM KIMBALL FROST. [5727] tn. 1. ELMIRA BLACK- 
MER, of Dana, who was b. Sep. 28, 1816, and d. at Petersham, Mh. 
13, 1847. 2. m. HARRIET BLACKMER, June 7, 1847, who was b. at ftioa, 
^ep. 30, 1810, the aunt of his 1st wf. He resides at Athol. 

VIII. Chil. by 1st wf. 

6302 Rufina Ambra, b. June 5, 1837, at Peterboro', N. H. 

6303 Hannah Elvira, b. Feb. 8, 1839, at Newmarket, N. H. 

6304 Tryphena Emogena, b. Ap.29, 1844/at Petersham. 

6305 John Kimball, b. Sep. 26, 1846, " " 

Chil. by 2d wf. 

6306 Edwin Blackmer, b. Sep#7, 1852, at Athol. 

1016 CHARLES NICHOLS FORD, [5802] m. SYLVIA A. MORRISON. 
He is a blacksmith at Brighton. 

VIII. Chil. 

6307 Charles H. b. Mh. 6, 1836. — 6S08 Mary E. b. Oct 32, 1887. 
6309 Joseph W. b. Oct. 17, 1839 ; d. 1845. 

6810 Samuel L. b. Aug. 19, 1841; d. 1847. 

6311 Sarah Ann, b. Ap. 14, 1843. — 6312 Lucy Maria, b. Dec. 20, 1844. 

1017 EUNICE FORD, [5803] m^l. THOMAS M. MDRDOCK. [See 
their chU. p. 277.] 2. She in. EPHiiAljft W. STONE, and resides 
at Stow. 

VIII. Chil. by 2d mg. 
6313 Henry, b. June 10, 1842. — 6314 Lydia Maria, b. May 15, 1845. 

6315 Simon Elliot, b. Ap. 9, 1847. — 6316 Albert M. b. Mh. 29, 1849. 

1018 EBENEZER FORD, [5807] m. LYDIA LIN8C0TT. He b a 

wheelwright at Quincy. 

VIII. Chil. 
6317 Charles N. b. Feb. 26, 1846. — 6318 George H. b. Sep. 16, 1847. 

6319 Lydia A. b. Mh. 22, 1850. 

1019 GEORGE FORD, [5309) tq,, yARtT|IA. C. BRUCE. He is a 
blacksmith at Dorchester. * .... 

VIII. Chil. « 

6320 George F. b. Aug. 29, 1843. — 6321 Arthur P. b. Feb. 21, 1846. 
6322 Sarah Louisa, b. July 31, 1848. — 6323 Frances M. b. Feb. 18, 185L 

6324 Annie W. b. Feb. 15, 1853. 

1010 MARY ANN FORD, [5811] m. EBENEZER LORD, who is a 
farmer at Watertown. 

VIII. ChU. 

6325 Mary Emily, b. July 10, 1844. 

6326 Frank W. b. May 18, 1847. — 6327 Alice M. b. May 21, 1860. 



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APPENDIX. 

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WILL OF WILLIAM LOCKE, SEN»- OF WOBUEN. 

'' Sn t|^ Vamt of tfoti, amnt/' 

" I William Locks Sen'* of Woobourae in the County of Middlesex in her 
Maj^- province of the Massachusetts Bay, in New England, Yeoman, being very 
aged, and not knowing the day of my death, but withall knowing it to be a Chris- 
tianas duty to set his house in order, and through the goodness of Gk>d I am at this 
day in pretty sood health, of sound understanding and perfect memory, I do there- 
fore make and publish this writing to be my last will and testament, hereW dis- 
annulling all former wills by me made at any time, and in the first place. I give 
my Soule to God that gave it me, and my body to the earth to be decently buried, 
In hopes of a glorious resurrection to life againe through the death and Merits of 
Christ Jesus my lord and only Saviour, and with reference to that portion of 
temporal 1 good things that god of his bounty hath bestowed on me, I do dispose 
thereof as is hereinafter expressed. 

my Will is that all my just debts be fully pay^' and my funerall charges de- 
fray^ out of 'my moveable estate, before any division be made thereof. 

my Will is that all my wareing Cloalhs both Woolin, Linen, Lethur dtc. be 
equally devided amongst my sons that shall survive me, my meaning is my own 
naturall sons and not sons in law. 

I do give unto my loveing and well-beloved wife Mary aAer the payment of 
Debts &c. as afores^ I do give unto my s<^ wife the one half of all my personall 
and moveable Estate both within doors and without to be to her own proper use 
benefit and behoofe and to dispose of as she shall see good, while she liveths and 
what remains thereof at her death to whomsoever she shall se good, and that half 
part of my moveable Estate as above sf^ my s<> wife shall take it of such things as 
are most suitable for her, Also I do give unto my said wife the use of one half of 
my dwelling house namely the West end thereof and half the seller under it, with 
half of my orchard next hom and a garden, and my Exec'^ hereinafter named shall 
make and maintaine the fences about the orchard and garden afores^ always, and 
that he do also keep for my s^ wife one horse, two cows, one swine, and six small 
fowls winter and summer at all times as he doth his own, and also he shall find 
and allow to my said wife four pounds and ten shillings a year, yearly and every 
year so long as she remains my widow, twenty shillings part thereof, he shall pay 
her in money, and the other three pounds and ten shillings in provisions or other 
such things as she needs at money price, and also y' my s** Exec' do find and 
maintaine my s** wife with good sufiicient firewood lay'' at her door and cut fit for 
her fire all the time she shall remaine my widow, and if my said wife shall marry 
again, then I give her only the one half of the moveables above s** for ever, and 
thirty shillings a year, yearly during the time of her naturall life. 

that forasmuch as I have already given unto my eldest son William Locke 
jun'- In building, fencing, in upland and meadowland, and woodland, so much as 
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makes his full portion of my whole Estate, and he is now in a better way of living 
than any of his brethren and therefore I do give him but ten shillings more besides 
his part of my wearing Cloaths as aboves**' hereby confirming unto him all that I 
have formerly given him, to him, his heirs and assigns forever. 

that forasmuch as I have given to my loveing sons Joseph Locke and Samuel 
Locke their full portions in houseing and lands and otherwise, within the township 
of Cambridge in the county afores**' only my said son Joseph Locke he being often 
sick and weakly I have given him something more in the township of Wooboume, 
and what 1 have possessed each of them of I do hereby confirm it to them Re- 
spectively, and to their heirs and assigns forever, and I do give each of them ten 
shillings more as a token of my love, to each of them. 

that forasmuch as I have given my loveing son John Locke in houseing and 
lands in Wooboume and otherwise, by a trade and oth^* considerations, so that he 
hath had his full portion of my Estate, yett as a token of my love I now give him 
ten shillings more and confirm y' hooseing and lands 1 gave him, to him and his 
heirs forever. 

with Reflference to my son James Locke I lett him go work for himself when 
he was young to gitt something to begin the world with, and also gave hioi about 
thirty pounds in money to help him purchase his land and build upon it, so that I 
have given him his full portion already and now 1 give him ten shillings more m 
a token of my love. 

I have given unto my son Ebeneeser Locke one third part of all my houseing 
and lands in Wooboume y^ I had not disposed of to the rest of my children, since 
that was done my son Ebeneezer hath pay"^ for me above twenty pounds in money 
to his brother James Locke, part of the thirty pounds above mentioned, and be 
living in the house with me, with whom also I leave the care of his mother, my 
wife aboves**' and her roaintainance and the payment of all the legacies mentioned 
in this my will, and he being a loveing and dutiful son both to mecuxi his mother, 
with whom I leave this great charge, I do give unto my s** son Ebeneezer Locke, 
all the Rest of my houseing and lands undesposed of, both at home and abroad, 
both plowlands, pasturelands, Meadowlands, woodlands and hearbidgs, within the 
township of Wooboume afores"^ as also I give to my said son Ebeneezer all my 
personall moveable Estate undisposed of (he paying all the legacies that I have or 
shall herein order him to pay) 1 give it all to him the said Ebeneezer Lock his 
heirs. Exec'** Admin"- And assignes for ever to his and their own only proper 
use, benefit, and behoofe, he not to disturb his mother of what I have givea 
her as aboves^* 

My will is and I do hereby give unto my daughter Mary Kendall, besides about 
twelve pounds I have given her already I do now give her thirteen pounds more. 

My Will is and! do give unto my daughter Elizabeth Markham fifVeene 
pounds more, I hav'ing given her but about ten pounds already, and my will is that 
these two legasyes to my daughters be pay** the one halfe within halfe a year after 
my decease, and the other half within halfe a year after my wife's decease. 
Lastly, my will is and I do hereby nominate constatute and appoint my loveing 
and dutifull son Ebeneezer Locke sole Executor to this my will, — And I do 
charge all my children to live in peace, and then y' God of love and peace be«witli 
them. Dated January y' 8^^' in the second year of her Maj*' Reigne, Ajmo 
domini. Seventeen Hundred and three. 

two words interlined in the Article referring to Ebeneezer's part ; viz. (and 
their) before signing and sealing. Signed, sealed, and published by William 
Locke, Sen'* to be his act and deed, namely his last will and testament. 
Before us, Jany. 8, 1703. 

Jam"* Convbbse, jun'* 

JOSIAH CONVBBS. •/T^ /* £ 

Ae mark of Awn g Convbrs. ^^rjLLf tv4\^ L^CK^ , 

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DEED OF WILLIAM LOCKE, SEN** TO EBENEZER LOCKE, 1709. 

fTO all |^09le Befbre whom this IBteV of GiA Shall Come Greeting, 
Now know ye that I William Lock Setf* of Woobourne in y* County of Mid- 
cHesex, in Her Majesties Province of the Massachusetts Bay in New Ekigland, 
Husband Man, for And in Consideration of y* parental Love and AiTection which 
I have and do bear towards my Loving and dutifuil son Ebeneezer Locke, of the 
Town and County aforesaid, Weaver, and for divers other cinases and considera- 
tions, me hereunto mooving have Freely Given, and Granted, and by these 
presents do fully, freely, clearfy and absohitely Give, (xrant, bequeath, alien, 
convey, and Confirm unto him my s** son Ebeneezer Lock, his heirs and assigns 
for ever all and singular my housing and lands orcharding, Meadow lands, and 
Wood lotts, scittuate, lying, and Being in y* bounds of Woobourn aforesaid -— 
Namely, my dwelling house. Bam, and all my outhouseing, and all my land and 
orcharding adjoining and adjacent to them — together also with all that tract of 
land belonging to me lying on the East side of y* highway over against my Bam — 
adjoining to the homestead of Samll. Bloggett, Sen' and is bounded Northwardly 
and Easterly thereby, and Westerly by the highway to Thomas Kendall, Jun'* and 
all-so all ray land and Woodland lying on the West Side of my Lott adjoining to 
my House and is Bounded South Easterly and Southerly by the Land of Samuell 
Kendall, Junior — Westerly by the Land of Richard Neverds, and Northerly by 
the land of Samuell Bloggett, these parcells of Land as they are Butted and 
Bounded, or however otherwisse Bounded or Reputed to be Bounded. And also 
all that my peice of meadow in the Meadow called Maple Meadow which contains 
by Estemation three acres and one half — be it so much more or less. Namely all 
my whole Right title and interest therein : together also with my two peices of 
Meadow in the meadow called hodges Hole the one of which peices contains by^ 
Estemation three acres and one half, and is Bounded Southerly and Easterly by* 
y* Meadow land of Benjamin Johnson : and Westerly by the River, and Northerly 
by the Meadow land of William Johnson, the other peice of Meadow in hodges 
Hole now granted to my a^ son Ebeneezer Lock contains by Estemation three 
acres be it so much more or less ; it is Bounded Westerly by the Brook or River 
and by the Meadow Land of Benjamin Johnson, North and Easterly by the upland. 
And further 1 the s* Wm. Locke Sen' do give, grant, and confirm unto my s" sod 
Ebeneezer Lock as aforesaid, all that tract of Land formerly laid out to me fbr 
my Great Lott and is lying in the third Raing of Great Lotts so called neer Settle 
Meadow, and contains by Estemation forty seven acres as may appear by Woo« 
bourn Records. And I further confirm unto my s** son Ebeneezer Lock my 
Plowgh Lott at or near a place called hodges Hole containing by Estemation four 
acres be it so much more or less Bounded, Northerly by land formerly belonging 
to fiVancis Kendall — Sen'- and Southerly by land formerly or now belonging to 
James Converse Sen'* further I the s** William Lock do hereby Give, Grant, Con- 
veye and Confirm unto my said son Ebeneezer Lock another peice or parcell of 
Land or Woodland lying next adjoining to y* Land of Joseph Whitmore and is 
Bounded Northerly thereby and By y* Land of Samuell Kendall Jun'- East and 
Southerly and Westerly by y' ^^and or Woodland of my son William Lock and 
contains by Estemation sixteen acres. Also 1 further Give, Grant and Convey and 
Confirm onto my said son Ebeneezer Lock another tract of Land or Woodland ly- 
ing near Cambridg Line and is Bounded South West partly by said Cambridff line 
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Easterly and Northwesterly by the Land or Woodland of Samuell Kendall, Jutf* 
and contains by Estemation forty acres, be it so much more or less ; and further, I 
the s** William Lock, Senior, do hereby convey and confirme unto my said son, 
Ebeneezer Lock another peice or parcell of Woodland Near Cambridg line afore- 
said, called Beach Island Lott, and is Bounded by the Land or Woodland of 
Samuell Johnson, SouthEast and NorthWesterly and Southwesterly by the ^ 
Cambridg line, and by the last Granted premises West North West, and contains 
by Estemation sixteen acres, be it so much more or less as it is. Butted and 
Bounded, or how Ever otherwise Bounded or Reputed to Be Bounded, y* same 
with Each and Every of the above Granted premises with the Buildings, fieDces, 
ffruit trees, and all other Trees, Wood, and Brush, Grass and herbidg that is now 
Being, Growing or lying upon them and Each and Every of them — With all other 
Rights, tittles, proffits, priviliges and advantages to them Each and every of them 
is now belonging or^'in anywise appertaining, J&l|dll Ht and Remain unto him 
my said Son Ebeneezer Lock, his heirs, Executors, Administrator, and Assigns 
forever. 

To Have and to Hold to his and their only propper use. Benefit and beboofie, 
furthermore, I the s** William Look Sen' do, for myself, my heirs. Executors and 
administrators, covenant and Grant to and with my said son Ebenezer Lock, his 
heirs and assigns, that I am at this day and untill y" signing and sealing of this In- 
strument, the true and Rightfull owner of the above Granted premises, and Each and 
Every of them — And therefore have in my Self Good Right, full power and Law- 
full authority to Give and dispose of them as above said — and that my said 
Ebenezer Lock, his heirs or assigns, shall or may from time to time, and at all 
times for Ever hereafter peaceably and Jusetly Have, Hold, occupy, possess and 
Enjoy them. Each and Every of them in as full and ample manner as Ever 
I myself did, or might have done without the Lawfull suit, let, hindrance, Moles- 
tation, contradiction. Eviction or Ejection of me the s** William Lock sen' or any 
of my heirs. Executors or Administrators, or any other person or persons from, by, 
or under me, Hereby warrantizing Each and Every of y* above Granted premises 
and Every part of them from all former gifb. Grants, Sales, leases. Jointers, 
dowries. Wills, Intailes, or any such act or acts at any time heretofore had, made 
or done by me. 

In Witness whereof, I the said William Lock, Sen' as also Mary, My Now 
Married Wiff, as manifesting her free consent to this my act and deed, and in 
token of her free and voluntary Giving up her Right of Dower and power of 
thirds in the premises, have both of us hereunto Set our hands and affixed our 
seals this fifteenth day of Aprill, In the Eighth year of the Reign of our Soverei^ 
Lady Anne of Great Britain, ffirance and Ireland, Queen, dirC. annoyz Domini 

— Seventeen hundred And Nine Memorandum, these two words (and adja- 

cient) Entered between the first and seventh line before signing and sealing. 



c. 

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WILLIAM CLARKE. 

There were several William Clarkes in and about Boston before 1640, and it 
is not possible to state with certainty at what time the father of Mary, who m. 
William Locke, emigrated. From his residing at Watertown, and his connection 
with several persons who came over in 1635, 1 have supposed that he was the 
William Clarke who came in the " Plaine Joan," and whose name was registered 
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was the Margaret Clarke who was registered as a passenger in the '^ Primrose/' 
July 15, 1635, " a. 21," with her son " William, aged 1 year," and so I stated in 
a communication published in the New Eng. Historic-Genealogical Register, 
Vol. 5, p. 248. Since then, I have discovered several depositions made by Wil- 
liam and Margary Clarke, of Woburn,in which their ages are given, and if correctly 
given, make them older than the William and Margary, who came over as above 
stated in 1635. 

William Clarke, of Wobum, in 1664, says he is aged ^^ about 69," which 
would give his birth in 1595, and Margary Clarke, in 1659, says she is aged 60, 
which would give her birth in 1599. 

It is certain, however, that he was a resident of Watertown in 1640. He 
bought 60 acres of land in Watertown of Thomas Boy den, 1650, and 1, (2), 
1651, he sold Timothy Hawkins ^* a parcel of Upland, commonly called by the 
name of the great divicdent in the town aforesaid (Watertown,) being the first lot 
in the third divisioo, containing 35 acres. Bounded on the South side with the 
land of John Page [and] the common, on the West with the land of Thomas 
Smith, upon the North with the land of Richard Sautle and Samuel Thatcher, 
upon the East with the common, which land was granted by the townsmen of 
Watertown to Thomas Arnold, and by him conveyed to the said William Clarke." 

He moved to Wobum in 1651, and same year was appointed on a committee 
to survey and lay out some land to William Reed, and many times in the sue* 
ceeding years he was appointed on committees that were chosen to perform simi- 
lar duties. His name often appears as surveyor of highways, and other town offi- 
ces. His house was near the present line of Burlington, a little Westerly of the 
house of J. Johnson, Jr. where the marks of his cellar are now to be seen, in the 
field between the house of Mr. Johnson and the house of W. W. Colgate, near the 
pond. In 1654, there was granted to him and Richard Houlden, '* six acres laid 
by for bulls equally to be divided between them," and in 1657, " three acres of 
swamp bottom near his lot at Bull Meadow " — in 1673, " 4 acres of timber land 
in the 3d. Range at Maple Meadow." In the great division of lands in *^ Lebanon 
and the Middle Swamp,'' he had 63j^ acres. As stated on page 17, he by will 
gave all his estate to his gr. son, John Locke, subject to a condition to pay his 
wife and other heirs their proportion. He was a weaver by trade. He d. 15, 1. 
1662, and she d. Oct. 11, 1694. 

His Family. Chil. b. at Watertown. 

Mary, b. 10, 10. 1640; m. William Locke. [See page 11.] 

Elizabeth, b. 26, 9. 1642 ; m. George Brush, 20, 10. 1659. He was a Scotch- 
man, and the name was afterwards changed to Bruce. He resided at Wo- 
bum, had a large family, and d. Aug. 13, 1692. She d. Aug. 13, 1710. 

Hannah, b. 3 or 13, 12. 1645 ; m. William Frizzel, of Concord, Nov. 28, 1667. 
He was a Scotchman, and was prob. one of the Scotch prisoners of whom some 
account will be found in the history of the Munroes, Appendix E. He was 
gr. father of William Bruce, who m. Abigail Kendall. [See Par. 56, p. 43.] 
He d. at Concord, July 5, 1684, leaving several children. His wid. or his 
dau. Hannah m. Peter Talbot, of Chelmsford, Dec. 29, 1687. 

Lidea, b. m. and had two daus. living at the date of her father^s 

Will, 10, 10. 1681. Whom she m. or what became of her daus. I have not 
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D. 

MONROES OF IRELAND AND SCXDTLAND. 

Donald, aon of Occaon Ro, a nobleman, in the County of Dcrry, upon the 
waters of Ro, in Ireland, went to Scotland with his forces, to the assistance of 
King Malcolm II, in the 1 1th century, against the Danes. The King, for this 
service, gave him the lands of East Dingwall, which he called Ferrin-Donald, 
i. e., Donald^s Lands, and he was called Donald a Bonro, in respect of his father^s 
residence upon the waters of Ro, in Ireland, and thereafter, by the change of the 
letter B into M, his descendants were called Monro. They got other lands in 
Scotland, which they called Fowlis, from a place in Ireland called Loch Fowl. 
From the above Donald were descended a long list of Barons, of whom Sit 
George, the IX Baron, was slain at the battle of Bannockbum, in 1314 ; Geoi^, 
the X Baron, was killed at Halydon Hill, July 1833 ; Robert, the XVI! Baron, 
was killed at Pinkie, near Edinboro', 1547; Robert, the XVIII, fought for 
Mary, Queen of Scotts, and d. 1588 ; Robert, the XIX, was the first Protestant 
of this family, was called the "Black Baron," and d. the same year that his 
father, Robert, the XVIII died. Hector, the XX Bar., brother of the last, d. 
1603 ; Robert, the XXI, gr. son of Robert XVIII, was a distinguished Colonel 
under Gustavus Adolphus, King of Sweden, and d. of his wounds, 1633 ; Hector, 
the XXII Bar., was created " Baron of Nova Scotia,'' for services under Gusta* 
vus, and d. in 1635. Hector, the XXIII, d. 1651 ; Robert, the XXIV Bar., 
nephew to Gen. Robert, d. 1660 ; John, the XXV Bar., son of the last named, 
eminent for his services and sufferings, d. in 1696 ; Robert, the XXVI Bar., was 
noted for his piety and benevolence ; Robert, the XXVII Bar., was 30 years a 
member of Parliament, and was a brave Greneral, who lost his life at the fcMittle of 
Falkirk, Jany. 1746. Harry, the XXVIII Bar., was a member of Parliament, and 
was distinguished for his great classical attainments, and d. in Edinburgh, in 
1787. 

In the reigns of Charles I and II, there were 3 Grenerals, 8 Colonels, 5 Lieut 
Cols., 11 Majors, and 30 Captains by the name of Monro. Robert, the XXVII 
Bar., while Grovemor of Inverness, had a regiment of 400 of his name onder pay. 

During the 16th and 17th centuries, the Monros of Great Britain were firm 
defenders of the Protestant religion, both at home and in Sweden, and they had 
their full share in many a well-fought battle. When some one spoke to the late 
Col. William Munroe, of Lexington, about the bravery displayed by the Munroes 
in the Revolution, he replied, ^^ No wonder at all, sir, they have Irish, Scotch, and 
Yankee blood in their veins." 

Th«i foregoing is principally taken from a history of the Monros, written by 
Dr. Doddridge, and published in an Appendix to the Life of Col. Gardiner. It is 
a very interesting history, and I regret I have not room for the whole of it. 



E. 

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MUNROES IN AMERICA. 

WiLLUM MuNROE is presumed to have been one of that company of Scotoh 

Srisoners who were sent to this country in 1652, a list of which is on record in the 
Registry of Deeds Office in Boston. They were probably some of those who 
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who commanded the Scots on the one side, and by Cromwell on the other. (a) 
The King's army was principally composed of Covenanters or Presbyterians. 

Many of the prisoners taken by Cromwell it is well known were shipped to dif* 
ferent parts of the New World, where they were sold into temporary slavery to 
defray the expenses of their transportation. The list above alluded to, is the only 
one known to have been preserved, and very little is known as to the particutars 
of their being brought here, and their subsequent condition. I copy from the New 
£ng. Historic-Genealogical Register, Vol. 1, p. 380, the following, it be'mg the 
most definite about the Scotch prisoners of any thing I have been able to find. 

** Extract of a letter written by the Rev. John Cotton to the Lord Greneral Crom* 
well, dated at ^ Boston, in N. £. 28 of 5th, 1651,* respecting some prisoners of the 
same class of persons included in the above list sent over before these arrived* 
They all were probably taken at the battle of Dunbar, [that is those who were 
sent over before] Sep. 8, 1650, when Cromwell was victorious, and four thousand 
were slain and ten thousand made prisoners.*' 

^^ The Scotts whom God delivered in your hands at Dunbarre, and whereof 
sundry were sent hither, we have been desirous (as we could) to make their yoke 
easy. Such as wero sick of the scurvy, or other diseases, have not wanted phys* 
ick and chirurgery. They have not been sold for slaves to perpetual servitude, 
but for 6 or 7 or 8 yeares, as we do our own ; and he that bought the most of 
them (i hearo) buildeth houses for them, for every four an house, layeth some 
acres of ground thereto, which he giveth them as their owne, requiring 8 dayes 
in the weeke to worke for him (by turnes) and 4 days for themselves, and promts* 
eth, as soone as they can repay him the money he laid out for them, he will set 
them at liberty." 

Very probable the same course was taken with those who came in 1652. 
They were shipped from London, Nov. 11, 1651, by Jo: Beex, Rob* Rich, and 
Willjam Greene, in the John and Sara, John Greene, master, and were consigned 
to M' Tho: Kemble, of Boston. The list of the company was recorded as before 
stated. May 18, 1652. ' 

It contains four by the name of Monrow, viz. RoVt, John, Hugh, and one odier 
whose first name is obliterated by time. This I suppose to have been WILLIAM. 
What became of the otliers is not known ; tradition says that one of them (prob. 
John) settled at or near Bristol, then in this state but now in Rho. Island, and was 
the ancestor of Pres. Monroe. The last part of this tradition is not true, but the 
first probably is. I have made ^^ diligent search'^ at Bristol, and by the kindness 
of J. R. Bullock, Esq. of that place, 1 have been furnished with a copy of the 
record of the births, deaths and marriages of the Munroes in that place for about 
a century. The first is that of Joseph, the son of John and Mehitable, b. Dec. 
18, 1696, and John, Thomas, William and George Munroe had chil. b. there 
between 1696 and 1701. It is probable that they were of the second generation, 
brothera, or cousins, and that they were descendants of one or more of the Scotch 
prisoners, whose residence, as before stated, I have not been able to ascertain, 
though it was undoubtedly in that vicinity. 

I &ink that there is no question but what the Munroes at Bristol were relatives 
of those at Lexington. I have before me a letter, written in 1764 by Hector 
Munro, who, I suppose, was a soldier in the King's Army in the French war, and 
that he had been, then, recently discharged. It is as follows : — 

(a) ** Charles having marched into England, at Worcester was attacked by Cromwell 
with 30,000 men, and afler having shown many proofs of personal valor, fled. The Dake of 
Bamilton made a desperate resistance, was mortally wounded, and the Scots were almost all 
either killed or taken. The prisoners, to the namber of 8000, were sold as slaves to the 
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Sir. Rehohoih Feir 1764. 

Having the oportunity I Make Bould to Truble you with these few Lines to 
Let you Know that I am in Good State of health Since I Parted with you, And 
hopping that these few Lines Will find you in the sam, the very Same Day I 
parted with [you] I came into Boston and the nixt Day I went out in order to find 
Some Employment, But I Could find non neither for Me or for Donald, and I 
stayed Eight Days on My own Exspences without gaining a farthbff which I 
feelling My Purse turning very Low, we packs up Bage and Bagage m order to 
go to New york ; so we Marched of from Boston that very same Ehay and Came to 
Providence, and as I was very Qurious Inquiring afler My Relations and Kins- 
men, I was informed that their was Great Many of them in Rehoboth and Bristol, 
within six mill of Providence, and that same hour we marched of in order to find 
them out which we Did that same night with on Nathah Munro^ as Steatly a man 
as ever you Seied of the Name, and he keepted us with him Two Days, and the 
third Day he Convoyed us to his father^s house a good stately old man, and a 
man that hath great Dail of Regard for his Relations, and he Keepted us four 
Day, and the fift Day he and Nathan his son went along with us to Convoys us in 
order to show us the Rest of our relations Down at Bristol, and the very first house 
we Came to was Doctor Munro, Captain Thomas Munros son at Concord, and 
Made Great Dail of us and So Did the Rest Liekewise, and we stayed But few 
Days and Came up again to our first harbour, In which we Remaine till this Day 
and Live as hapy as the King of Great Britain, for their is Nothing wanting with 
us That is good for Mans use, of which Truths the Bearer Can fnforme you of 
the Same as will as I Can tell you hear. Dear Cousin I was in formed by the 
newes papers that his Majesty has ordered Some Lands to be granted to the Re- 
duced officers and soldiers that has a mind to Remen in this Country, But Where 
it is to be Disterbuted I Know not where to Look for it except you Know sum- 
thing of it, and if you Do I hop youell be so good as to Let me know of it in the 
answere of this. 

Sir, I have no fresh newes to inform you of, the Doctor and his family is very 
will, and LickewNe he hath got Business enough, and will Regarded among his 
Relations and others. The Doctor and the Rest of your friends Joyn their Com- 
plements to you. Dear sir be so good as to give My Complements to Captain 
Thomas Munro at Concord and William Munro at Lexintown, and Liekewise to 
all the Rest of our friends that enquirs for Me, Not for gating yourself, in 
Doing this you will oblidge your humble servant. Hector Munro. 

As to our William Munroe^ the earliest notice that I have found is under date 
of 1657, in the Town Records of Cambridge, which then included Lexington. 
"Thomas Rose and William Row "(a) were fined for not having rings in the 
nose of their swine." Tradition says that he had lands " granted " him al " Cam- 
bridge ffarmes," now Lexington, on the north border near Wobum, and that part 
of Lexington, from an early period until now, has been called " Scotland." His 
house stood where the present house of Thomas Russell now stands, on the road 
from Lex. to Woburn, being near the Wob. line. All his sons but Benjamin, the 
youngest, lived with or near him, and it was said by old Mrs. Sanderson, his gr. 
gr. dau. who d. last year aged 104, that the old house looked like a rope- walk, 
so many additions had been made to accommodate the younger branches. This 
estate has always been owned by his descendants. 

Although he began life in America not under the most favorable circumstan- 
ces, (if the account I have given be true) he seems to have been prospered in 
his worldly aflTairs. In 1690, he was made a freeman. " Cambridge ffeirmes " 
■ — - 

(a) The name of Manroe was oden contracted in the above manner in early times, and at 
a much latertime the name was frequently shorn of its proper dimensions in speaking of, or 
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bavins been made a ^^ precinct ^* or parish, in 1692-3 a committee was appointed, 
of which " William Roe," Sen'* was one» " to treat for the purchase of land for the 
ministry." The purchase was made and an assessment was laid for the pay- 
ment. The whole number of persons assessed was about fifty ; Wra. Munroe 
and one other were assessed .£0 15, each, and there were only two others whose 
tax exceeded ^0 11, 0. Within the next few years several taxes were laid for 
building a church and the support of the minister, and Mr. Munroe^s tax bore 
about the same proportion to the others as the above. This shows his relative 
position as to property. In 1694, he was chosen a Selectman of Cambridge, and 
in subsequent years held several town offices, and is oAen mentioned on the town 
Records as connected with town alTairs. 

I subjoin such an account of his descendants for four or five generations as the 
very imperfect Town and family records have enabled me to prepare. I have not 
gone into all the minute detail, that I did in the first part of this book, my princi- 
pal object being only to so arrange the several branches and families, that those of 
the name now living would be able to trace their ancestry through the several 
generations. It is much to be desired that some one would enter on the task of 
preparing a full genealogy of this family, many of whom were distinguished as 
brave soldiers and officers in the struggle for Independence, and whose blood 
crimsoned many a battle-field. They did not disgrace the far-famed valor of 
their Scotch ancestors, many of whom were distinguished warriors. 

WILLIAM MUNROE m. 1. MARTHA by whom he had four chil. 

2. m. MARY by whom he had nine chil. He resided at Lex- f^f^ 

ington, and d. Jany. 27, 1717, a. 92, and consequently was b. 1625, and was 27 T ^ 

yean of age when he came to America. He was made a freeman, Ap. 1690. ' t') ^ 

II. Chil. by Istwf. 

1 John, b. Mb. 10, 1666 ; m. Hannah 1 

2 Martha, b. Nov. 2, 1667 ; m. John Come, of Concord, Jany. 21, 168a 

He bought of his father-in-law a piece of land in 1722-3, for ;^25 
New England Currencv* 

3 William, b. Oct. 10, 166$ ; m. Mary 2 

4 George, b. ; m. Sarah [Harrington ?] 8 

Chil. by 2d wf. 

5 Daniel, b. Aug. 12, 1673 ; m. Dority 4 

6 Hannah, b. ; m. Joseph Pierce, Dec. 21, 1692, whose 1st wf. 

was Ruth Holland, and his 3d was Beriah, wid. of Daniel Child. By 
Hannah he had 8 chil. 

7 Elizabeth, b. ; m. ' ' Rugg.<;i'^ 

8 Mary, b. June 24, 1678; m. Farrett [Farw6ll ?] 

9 David, b. Oct. 6, 1680. 

10 Eleanor, b. Feb. 24, 1682-3 ; m William Burgess, of Charlestown, Aug. 21, 

1707. 

11 Sarah, b. Mh. 18, 1684-5; m. Blanchard. 

12 Joseph, b. Aug. 16, 1687 ; m. Elizabeth 6 

13 Benjamin, b. Aug. 16, 1690 ; m. 1. Abigail. 6 

2. (wid.?) Prudence Estabrook. 

1 Lieut. JOHN MUNROE, [11 m. HANNAH He resided at 

Lexington, was a constable. Nine hundred acres of land was granted, 
1735, to John Monroe and others, who were engaged in the Indian fight at Lam- 
prey River, July 6, 1690. 

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III. Chil. 

14 John, bap. 1698-9 ; prob. had wf. Rachel. John, Sen'* deeded him 20 acres 

of land in Lex. deed recorded Feb. 1722-3, vol. 22, p. 69, Mid. Deeds. 

15 Hannah, bap. 1698-9 ; d. young. 

16 Constance, bap 1698-9. 

17 Nathan, bap. Mh. 12, 1699. 

18 William, b. Feb. 1, 1701 ; m. 1. Pheby 7 

2. wid. Tabitha Jones. 

19 Elizabeth, b. Mh. 5, 1703. — 20 Hannah, b. June 23, 1705. 

21 Susannah, bap. July 1, 1705. 

22 Jonas, b. Nov. 22, 1707 ; m. 1. Joannah Locke, Jany. 3, 1733-4. 8 

2. Rebecca 
28 Marrett, b. Dec. 6, 1713; m. Deliverance Parker, Ap. 17, 1737. 9 



2 Ensign WILLIAM MUNROE, [3] m. 1. MARY 2. m. 

JOH ANNAH RUSSELL, dau. of Philip, of Lexington. He resided at L. 

III. Chil. by Ist wf. 
24 Mary, b. Ap. 3, 1699. —25 Abigail, b. June 28, 1701. 

26 William, b. Dec. 19, 1703 ; m. Sarah Mason, Jany. 3, 1732-3. 18 

27 Thomas, b. May or Mh. 19, 1706 ; m. Elizabeth 11 

28 David, b. Sep. 28, 1708 ; prob. m. Abigail Wellington, Nov. 25, 1731. 12 

29 Ruth, b. Mh. 16, 1711. — 30 Hannah, b. Mh. 19, 1713. 

Chil. by 2d wf. 
31 Philip, b. Feb. 26, 1717 ; m. Mary 13 

82 Jobannah, b. Oct. 21, 1726. 



8 Sbbobant GEORGE MUNROE, [4] m. SARAH . He 

resided at Lexington. 

III. Chil. 
33 William, b. Jany. 6, 1699-100; m. Rebeckah Locke. [See his family. Page 

36, Par. 36.] 
84 Sarah, b. Oct. 17, 1701. — 35 Dorothy, b. Nov. 19, 1703. 

36 Lydia, b. Dec. 13, 1705. [A Lydia Munroe of Lex. m. Joseph Williams, of 

Concord, Oct 9, 1740.] 
87 George, b. Oct. 17, 1707 ; prob. m. Sarah Phipps, Nov. 25, 1731. 22 

38 Robert, b. May 4, 1712 ; m. Anne Stone. 14 

39 Samuel, b. Oct. 23, 1714; m. Abigail 15 

40 Andrew, b. Feb. or June 4, 1718 ; prob. m. Mary Symonds, May 26, 

1763. 

41 Lucy, b. Aug. 20, 1720. 



4 DANIEL MUNROE, [5] m. DORITT He lived and d. at 

Lexington. 

III. Chil. 

42 Daniel, b. Jany. 27, 1717. 

43 Jedediah, b. May 20, 1721 ; m. Abigail Loring. 16 

44 Sarah, b. July 14, 1724. — 45 Dority, b. June 21, 1728. 

46 John, b. 30, 1731 ; prob. m. Anna Kendall, of Wob. Dec. 23, 1757, and 
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S JOSEPH MUNROE, [121 m. ELIZABETH remdtd at 

LezingtOB ; was called ^ Corporal Jo." 

III. Chil. 

47 Joseph b. May 23, 1718 ; m. Hannah 17 

48 [Elizabeth, b. Jany. 12, 1715? J 

49 Nathan, b. Sep. 11, 1716 ; m. Mary or Mercy Benjamin, Nov. 23, 1738. 18 

50 Joshua, b. Dec. 22, 1717 ; m. Ruth 19 

51 Nathaniel, b. Nov. 17, 1720. [A Nathaniel Munroe, of Concord, d. in 

the Expedition to Cuba in 1740. See Shattuck's Concord, p. 70.] 

52 Abigail, b. Jany. 21, 1723 ; m. Joseph Brown, of Weston, Feb. 7, 1744-5. 
63 Mary, b. Jany. 21, 1726. — 54 Eleanor, b. June 13, 1727. 

55 Keziah, b. Oct 16, 1731. 

56 Hannah, b. Nov. 29, 1733 ; perhaps m. Gershom Williams, July 26, 1760, 

in Lexington. 



6 BENJAMIN MUNROE, [18] m. 1. ABIGAIL 2. m. 

PRUDENCE ESTABROOK, in Weston, prob. Nov. 2, 1748. He re- 
sided at Weston, and d. Ap. 6, 1766. 

III. Chil. 

57 Lydia, b. Mb. 7, 1717-18. 

58 Abigail, b. Oct. 5, 1719. [An Abigail Munroe was pub. in Boston, June 10« 

1741, to Ebenezer Perry.] 

59 Benjamin, b. June 24, 1722-3 ; m. Mary Meriam, pub. Mh. 8, 1745. 20 

60 Rebecca, b. Aug. 24, 1725 ; m. Munning Sawin, of Marlboro', May 12, 

1746. 

61 Sarah, b. July 26, 1727 ; m. Josiah Parks, of Lincoln, Mh. 12, 1750 ; 2. m. 

Elisha Cutler, of Lexington, Dec. 27, 1753. 

62 Martha, b. Mh. 18, 1728-9 ; m. Isaac Stone, of Lexington, Sep. 8, 1748. 

63 Mary, twin of above; m. Josiah Parker, of Lexington, 1748, (son of Lieut 

Josiah.) He was b. Ap. 1725. 

64 Anne, b. Mh. 4, 1731-2. 

65 Eunice, b. Ap. 9, 1734 ; m. in Lincob), Edmund Wheeler, June 26, 1756. 

66 Kezia, b. Ap. 22, 1736. 



7 WILLIAM MUNROE, [18] m. 1. PHEBY 2. m. Wid. 

TABITHA (HOBBS) JONES, of Weston, May 29, 1745. 

IV. Chil. by 1st wf. 

67 Pheby, b. Ap. 28, 1726. 

68 Jonathan, b. Ap. 1, 1728 ; d. 1739. 

69 William, b. May 12, 1730. 

70 Edmund, b. May 3, 1732 ; d. 1735. 

71 Bridget, b. Ap. 27, 1735; [prob. m. Hugh Maxwell, Nov. 4, 1760, then both 

called of Bedford.] 

72 Hannah, b. Dec. 15, 1742. 

Chil. by 2d. wf. 

73 Sarah, b. Ap. 18, 1746 ; [perhaps m. Oliver Barbour, in Westqn, Nov. 21, 

1771.] 

74 Oliver, b. Feb. 9, 1748. — 75 Dorcas, b. Nov. 14, 1750, 

76 Lucy, b. Ap. 19, 1762 ; [perhaps m. Samuel Hobbs, of Weston, Nov. 24, 
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8 JONAS MUNROE, [32] m. 1. JOANNAH LOCKE, Jany. 8, 1783-4 
[For their chil. see Page 28, Par. 20.1 He m. 2. REBECCA (a) 

The 2d wf. perhaps after his death, m. JOHN MUZZEY, in Lex. Aug. 19, 1T73. 

IV. Chil. hy 2d mg. 
77 Ehenezer, b. Ap. 19, 1752 ; m. Lucy Simonds, of Wobum, May 10, 1781, 
and d. at Ashburnham, May 25, 1825. He was in Capt. Parker's Company 
on Lexington Common, Ap. 19, 1775, and he claimed to have fired the first 
gun on the American side ; he was wounded in the elbow in the morning, but 
mounted his horse and rode from town to town alarming the people, until he 
was quite exhausted by the loss of blood. He removed to Ashburnham soon 
after the war, was a Lieut and a respectable citizen. His widow m. John 
Adams, [see page 48.] His chil. were — 78 Charles ; — 79 Lucy ; — 80 
Ehenezer ; — 81 Jonas ; — 82 John ; — 83 Rebecca ; — 84 Herrick. 

85 Martha, b. Sep. 12, 1758. 

9 MARRETT MUNROE, [23] m. DELIVERANCE PARKER, Ap. 17, 
1737, who was b. May 18, 1721, dau. of Lieut. Josiah Parker, of Lex. 
He resided at Lex. or in the edge of Woburn. 

IV. Chil. 

86 Rachel, b. Nov. 29, 1737. — 87 Josiah, b. June 29, 1742 ; d. yg. 

88 Josiah, b. Feb. 12, 1744-5 ; [prob. m. Susannah Fitch, of Bedford, Nov. 15, 

1768.] 

89 Nathan, b. Aug. 9, 1747, or Aug. 15, 1748 ; m. Elizabeth Harrington, Oct. 
3, 1769, who was b. iVp. 11, 1750. They resided at Lexington, and both d. 
about 1800. They had — 90 Dilly, b. 1769 ; m. Elijah Pierce, Jany. 28, 
1788 ; — 91 Thusa, b. 1773 ; — 92 Betty, b. 1776 ; — 93 John, b. 1778 ; — 
94 Nathan, b. 1780; —95 Jonathan, b. 1783; —96 Polly, b. 1785; — 
97 Dorcas, b. 1788 ; — 98 Thaddeus, b. 1790; — 99 Harris, b. 1793. 

100 Mary, b. Mh. 8, 1749. — 101 Bethiah, b. Jany. 22, 1753. 

102 Deliverance, b. July 22, 1755. — 103 Anna, b. Jany. 28, 1758. 

104 Thaddeus, b. Oct 26, 1760. 

105 Elizabeth, b. Oct 4, 1765 ; [prob. m. Jacob Buckman, Jany. 1, 1787, father 

of Hon. Bowen Buckman, of Wobum.] 

10 WILLIAM MUNROE, [26] m. SARAH MASON, Jany. 3, 1732-3, 
who was b. June 7, 1714, dau. of John and Elizabeth (Spring) Mason, of 

A ^ Lex. He was a Selectman in Lex. and d. Aug. 18, 1747, and his wid. m. Fran *., 

^y^.'^/•/ r/ c ^ Bowman, Esq. Feb. 12, 1747-8. Jir /i/*-v* *^- S ca^a 'Vw^ «o 

IV. Chil. ^^'^' ^7 r^s '^ 

106 Edmund, b. Feb. 2, 1735-6, or 1738 ; m. Rebecca Harrington, Aug. 31, 
1768, (dau. of Jonathan) who was b. Feb. 17, 1751. Edmund Munroe was 
an officer in the French war, and was commissioned a Captain in the Mrar of 
the Revolution. He was a brave officer, was in several battles, was with 
the Army at the Surrender of Burgoyne, and was killed by a cannon-ball at 
the battle of Monmouth, 1778, at which time his kinsman, George Munroe, 
[202] was killed by the same ball, and another soldier was wounded. His 
chil. were — 107 Lydia, d. yg.; — 108 Rebecca, m. W i llia m Fessenden ; 
— 109 Pamelia, m. James Brown ;" — 1 10 Abigail, m. Joseph Locke, Jr. 
(see p. 16^^] ; — 111 Edmund, b. 1775, now the oldest printer in Boston. 

113 Sarah, b. May T, ft.SS ; m. William Tidd, of New Braintree, Dec. 2, 1762. 

(fl) He may have been the father of Rebecca, who md. John Muzzey, Jr. in Lexington, 
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1 14 Catherine, b. Sep. 29, 1740 ; m. Joseph Bowman, of New Braintree, Nov. 
22, 1764. 

115 William, b. Oct 22 or 28, 1742 ; m. 1. Anna Smith. 21 

2. wid. Polly Rogers. 

116 Abigail, b. Feb. 24, 1744; m. Daniel Spooner, Esq. of Hartland, Vt. and 

d. 1846, a. 102. 

117 Nehemiah, b. July 1, 1747; m. Avis Hammond, Dec. 6, 1771 ; resided at 

Roxbury, and d. Aug. 2, 1828. 

11 Capt. THOMAS MUNROE, [27] m. ELIZABETH . He 
^ resided at Concord, where his chil. were bom. 

IV. Chil. 

118 Thomas, b. May 4, 1731 ; m. 1. Mary who d. Dec. 29, 1762, 
at Concord, and he then prob. m. 2. Mrs. Hepsebah Raymond, at Lexington, 
Dec. 29, 1763. 

119 John, b. Mh. 4, 1732-3 ; grad. at Har. College, 1761, studied Divinity, but 
was never ordained, taught school several years in Concord and Harvard, 
removed to Harvard, 1772, and d. there about 1796. His sister (prob. 
Mary) was living in 1835, a. 97. [Shattuck's Concord.] A son of Captain 
Munroe was a Physician at Rehoboth, in 1764, Christian name unknown to 
the writer. [See letter, page 304.] 

120 Elizabeth, b. May 18, 1735. — 121 Mary, b. June 3, 1739. 
122 William, b. July 31, 1741. — 123 Sarah, b. Oct. 23, 1743. 

124 Ephraim, b. Feb. 27, 1744-5. 

125 Abraham, b. Aug. 12, 1746. 

126 Jonathan, b. Feb. 11, 1747-8. 

12 DAVID MUNROE, [28] probably the same who m. ABIGAIL WEL- 
LINGTON, Nov. 25, 1731 ; another record says, Feb. 19, 1733. Re- 
sided at Lexington, where his chil. were born. 

IV. Chil. 

127 David, b. 1734; m. Elizabeth Foye, of Charlestown, Oct 17, 1765, and d. 
18U6, a 72. He had — 128 Lewis, b. July 16, 1766, d. at sea ; — 129 Da- 
vid, b. 1773, d. Mh. 1, 1835 ; — 130 John F. b. July 19, 1779 ; m. Susan L. 
Brigham ; — 131 Elizabeth, b. Sep. 24, 1767; m. Moses Newton ; — 132 
Jane B. b. Feb. 26, 1770 ; m. Elisha Clapp, and d. 1840 ; — 133 Abigail, 
b. July 10, 1771 ; m. Willard Bngham, and d. 1843. 

134 Benjamin, b. ; d. in Stow without issue. 

135 Abraham, b. Aug. 14, 1737 or 8 ; m. Lois Chapin, of Stow. 28 

13 PHILIP MUNROE, [31] m. MARY . Had the following chil. 
at Lexington. 

IV. ChU. 

136 Mary, b. Dec. 4, 1740. — 137 Lois, b. Dec. 11, 1742. 

138 Johanna, b. Dec. 28, 1744. 

139 (Philip, bap. at West Camb. Aug. 26, 1753 ?) 

14 Ensign ROBERT MUNROE, [38] m. ANNA STONE, July 28, 1737. 
He was an officer in the French wai*, and was killed at Lexington battle, 
Ap. 19, 1775. 

IV. Chil. 

140 Efeenezcr, b. Feb. 5, 1737-8 ; d. June 25, 1740. 

141 Anna, b. Aug. 13, 1740; m. Daniel Harrington, May 8, 1760. 



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142 Ruth, b. July 26, 11412 ; m. William Tidd, Jany. or June 9, 1766. Mr. 
Tidd was b. July 11, 1726, son of Daniel and Hepsebah (Reed) Tidd. 
He resided at Lexington, and was a Lieut in CaptParker^s Co. at Lex- 
ington battle. 

143 (Robert, b. Jany. 25, 1744?) 

144 Ebenezer, b. Nov. 15, 1744 ; m. Martha Smith, May 29, 1771, dau. of Ben- 

jamin, of Lex. 

145 John, b.June 15, 1748; m. Rebekkah Wellington, Feb, 28, 1773; they had 

— 146 Peggy, b. July 31, 1773 ; — 147 Polly, b. Sep. 28, 1774, d. 1775 ; 

— 148 Rebekkah, b. May 30, J776; — 149 Philemon, b. May 29, 1782. 
The fa. d. Ap. 31, 1831, and the mother d. Feb. Ib38. 

15 SAMUEL MUNROE, [39] m. ABIGAIL 

There was a Samuel Munroe and wf. Abigail moved into Townsend 1780, 
with chil. Samuel, Elijah, Levi and Patty. Abijah was pub. in Townsend to 
Esther Giles, June 7, 1791. 

IV. Chil. 

150 Jonathan, b. July 15, 1759, at Lexington. 

151 (Eunice, b.) ; m. 1. Winship. 

2. Ebenezer Steadman, of Cambridge. 

152 Levi, b. Feb. 21, 1771 [1761 ?] at Lexington. 

16 JEDEDIAH MUNROE, [43] m. ABIGAIL LORING, sister of Dea. 
Joseph, of Lex. He was one of the brave men who met the British at 

Lexington, Ap. 19, 1775 ; was wounded early in the morning, and was killed io 
the afternoon, a. 54. 

IV. Chil. 

153 Daniel, b. Sep. 29, 1744 ; m. Abigail Parker, of Roxbury, where he lived 

and died. 

154 Jedediah m. Sarah Parker, and lived at Boston. 

155 Solomon m. and lived at Boston. 

156 Joseph m. and lived on his father^s homestead. 

157 Zacharias, d. unmd. 

158 Elizabeth, ) ^„^ ^ p^^^ 
169 Abigail, r"^"'- ^~^'^' 

17 JOSEPH MUNROE, [471 m. HANNAH , and prob. resided at 
Concord, where Joseph and Hannah Munroe had the following chil. bap. 

— at the organization of the Church in Carlisle, Feb. 28, 1781, Joseph Munroe 
was one of the members. Carlisle was then a precinct of Concord. 

IV. Chil. 

160 Margaret, bap. Mh. 1742. 

161 Lydia, bap. June, 1744. [Perhaps m. Samuel Wheeler, of Acton, Feb. 13, 

1777.] 

162 Mary, bap. Nov. 1746. [Perhaps m. Isaac Wilkins, in Carlisle, Dec. 29, 

1791.] 

163 Abigail, bap. June, 1748 - 9. [Perhaps m. John Henry, Jr. in Billerica, Nov. 

30, 1775.] 

164 Joseph, bap. June, 1752 ; d. young. 

165 Betty, bap. Nov. 1754. [Perhaps m. Joseph Wheeler Proctor in Acton, 

Dec. 9, 1779.] 

166 Joseph, bap. Nov. 1754; m. Azuba Henry, of Carlisle, Nov. 29, 1784; was 

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18 NATHAN MUNROE, [4^] m. MAEY or MERCY BENJAMIN, Nov. 
23, 1738, w|)o was b. Aug. 8, 17 i4. He resided at Concord. " Mercy 

Munroe^' was one of the members of the Cb. organized at Carlisle, Feb. 28, 1781. 

IV. Chil. 

167 Nathaniel, bap. Dec. 1742 ; m. Lucy Bartlett, (dau. of Jotham of North- 
boro'.) He d. at Shrewsbury, Aug. 28, 1814, a. 72, and she d. Aug. 6, 1828, 
a. 82. He was a Capt. They had — 168 Abraham, b. Oct. 4, 1765 ; m. 
Sarah Knight, and d. June 24, 1831, a. 66, and she d. Nov. 6, 1834 ; — 169 
Jonas, b. 1768 ; d. 1794, unnid. ; — 169^ Lucy, bap. 1770 ; d. yg. ; — 170 
Nathan, bap. June 30, 1771 ; m. Martha Knowlton, Mb. 31, 1803, and set- 
tled in Spencer ; — 171 Reuben, bap. 1767 ; d. yg. ; — 172 Solomon, b. Oct. 
31, 1778 ; m. Thankful Newton, Jany. 1, 1800; lived dt Grafton ; — 173 
Reuben, b. June 24, 1781 ; ra. settled in Worcester, and d. Sep. 21, 1841, 
a. 60 ; — 174 Dana, b. Nov. 30, 1763 ; m. Pamelia Townsend, June 26, 
1814; — 175 Isaiah, b. D^ec. 20, 1786; m. Mercy Temple, Jany. 1, 1811 ; 
— 176 Edmund, b. 1790 ; d. unmd. 1833. 

177 Grace, bap. Ap. 1745. — 178 Amos, bap. June, 1747. 

179 Jonathan, bap. Ap. 1749 ; prob. lived at Northboro'. 

180 Stephen, bap. Aug. 1751 ; lived at Groton. 

181 Hepsebah, bap. Aug. 1751. — 182 Solomon, bap. Sep. 1753. 

183 Aaron, bap. Sep. 1755. [He perhaps m. 1. Mary Jefi^,of Billerica, May 9, 
1776, and prob. was the same who m. the wid. of Dea. Isaac Munroe, of 
West Camb. See Par. 109.] 

184 Nathan, bap. July, 1758. [A Nathan Munroe m. in Carlisle, Mary Flint, 

May 30, 1786.] ^He d. at Stoddard, N. H. 

19 JOSHUA MONROE [501 m. RUTH He 
resided at Concord, she d. his wid. Dec. 5, 1821, a. 99, at Carlisle, where 

a Ch. was organized Feb. 2^, 1781, of which they were original members. Car- 
lisle was set off from Concord. 

IV. Chil. 

185 Thaddeus, bap. June, 1753; m. Hannah Richardson^ Feb. 17, 1780. He 

was then called of Hillsboro', N. H. 

186 Reuben, bap. Ap. 1755. 

20 BENJAMIN lilUNROE, [59] m. MARY MERIAM, of Lex. (pub. Mb. 
8, 1745.) He resided at Lincoln, and was one of the original members 
of the Church organized there, 1747. 

IV. Chil. 

187 [Benjamin?] 

188 Mary, b. Jany. 11, 1747 ; m. Joseph Thorpe, of Charlestown, (pub. Sep. 20, 

1768.) 

189 Lydia, b. Feb. 2, 1749. — 190 Beulah, b. Feb. 14, 1751. 

191 Hannah, b. May 19, 1753 ; d. June 10, 1781. 

192 Abijah, b. Jany. 10, 1755 ; resided at Livermore, Me. 

193 Isaac, b. Mb. 10, 1758 ; m. 1. Grace Bigelow, in Weston, Nov. 11, 1798, 

who d. Jany. 2, 1812, a. 38. 2. m. Sally Hartwell, Jany. 20, 1713. 24 

194 Lucy, b. Feb. 7, 1760 ; m. John Hapgood, of Marlboro', Feb. 11, 1782. 

195 Micah, b. Ap. 25, 1762. 

21 CoL. WILLL^M MUNROE, [115] m. I.ANNA SMITH, who d. Jany. 2, 
1781, a. 38. 2. m. Wid. POLLY ROGERS. He was an officer in the 

Revolution, of great valor, and was one of the brave men who met the Britbh on 
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great respectability, and d. about 1825. He kept a tavern for many years at th« 
place now owned by bis son Jonas, in Lexington. 

V. Chil. 

196 William, b. May 28, 1768; m. Susan B. Grinnell. Was killed at Rich- 

mond, Va. in a stage, 1814. 

197 Anna, b. May 9, 1771 ; m. Rev. William Muzzey, of Sullivan, N. H. and d* 

in Lex. 1850, a. 79. 

198 Sarah, b. Oct. 21, 1773 ; m. Jonathan Wheelock, of Concord, and d. a. 

about 77. 

199 Lucinda, b. Ap. 9, 1776 ; resides at Lex. unmd. 

200 Jonas, b. June 11, 1778 ; m. Abigail C. Smith, and resides on his fatber^s 

homestead. 

201 Edmund, b. Oct 29, 1780; m. 1. Harriet Downes; 2. m. Lydia Downes ; 

3. Sophia Sewall. He is a broker in Boston. 

22 GEORGE MUNROE, [37] prob. the same who m. SARAH PHIPPS, 
Nov. 25, 1731. I find no record of the births of any chil. but they are 
supposed to have been the parents of the following : 

IV. Chil. 

202 George, who prob. m. Anna Bemus, and had — 203 Thaddeus, b. Ap. 26, 
1762, who m. Rebecca Locke, (see Page 158, Par. 390,) and —204 a 
dau. who m. a Blodgett, and resided in Medford. This George I suppose to 
be the Greorge who was killed at Monmouth, 1778, by the same ball that 
killed his kinsman, Capt. Edmund Munroe. [106] 

205 Timothy, b. about 1736, and m. Eaton, of Reading, and had —206 

Edmund, who d. unmd. at Lynnfield ; — 207 Timothy, b. 1768, m. Sally 
Newhall, of Lynn, now Lynnfield, father of Capt. Timothy, of Lynn ; — 208 
Lydia, d. unmd. ; — 209 Mary, who m. Caleb Green ; — 2i0 Phipps, who 
m. Mary (Bartol ?) lived at Salem ; — 21 1 Rebecca, who d. unmd. ; — 212 
George, who m. Martha Richardson. Timothy, the father, was present at 
the running fight with the British on their retreat from Concord, and with 
several others were surrounded by a party of the British in West Cambridge. 
His comrades were killed, but he escaped with a ball in his thigh, (which he 
carried through life,) and thirty-two bullet holes through his clothes and hat. 
He d. at Lynn 1808, a. 72. 

28 Capt. ABRAHAM MUNROE, [135] m. LOIS CHAPIN, of Slow. 
He was a Lieut, in the French war, and I believe was also an officer in 
the war of the Revolution. He kept a tavern for many years in Northboro'. He 
d. May 18, 1828, a. 91. 

V. Chil. 

213 Oliver, b. 1767 ; m. 1. Lydia Flint, dau. of Dr. Edward Flint, Feb. 2, 1794 ; 

she d. 1800; and m. 2. Persis Wyman. He was a* merchant. 

214 Abraham, b. ; m. Catharine Gasket or Gassett. 

215 Israel, b. June 28, 1777 ; grad. at Har. Coll. 1800, was a Lawyer In Boston 

and New York, d. 1834, unmd. 

216 Lois, b. Ap. 2, 1779 ; m. William Rice. 

217 Abigail, b. Dec. 28, 1780 ; m. 1. Dr. John Flint, 1801 ; and 2. m. Captain 
William Eager, of Northboro'. Dr. John Flint, of Boston, is a son of the 
first marriage. 

218 Benjamin, b. Dec. 1782 ; m. Polly Warren, and d. Feb. 12, 1841. 

219 Sally, b. Nov. 9, 1785 ; m. 1. Abel Ball ; 2. m. Thaddeus Mason, and d. 

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290 William, b. Nov. 7, 1789; m. Kebecca Eager; resides at St Louis, 

Missouri. 
321 Anna, b. ; m. Daniel Brigbam. 

24 ISAAC MUNROE, [193] m. 1. GRACE BIGELOW, in Weston, Nor. 
11, 1798, who d. Jany. 2, 1812, a. 38. 2. m. SALLY HARTWELL, 
Jany. 20, 1813. He resided at Lincoln. 

V. Chil. 

222 Elizabeth, b. Aug. 17, 1799 ; m. Rer. Daniel M. Steams, 1825. 

223 Benjamin, b. June 2, 1801. 

224 Mary, b. Sep. 12, 1803 ; m. Rer. William L. Steams, June 5, 1828. 

225 George, b. Aug. 17, 1806. —226 Isaac, b. Oct 2, 1808. 



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FESSENDENS. 

John Fessbnden and Jane his wife emigrated from the County of Kent, in 
England, and settled in Cambridge, about 1636, according to the most reliable 
information I can find ; though another account says they came about 1628. 
They were " glovers," acquired considerable property, and owned land in Cam« 
bridge and Charlestown. He was admitted a freeman, 1641, and he and his 
wife were members of the Church in Camb. as early as 1658. On the Ch. Rec 
the name is ^* Fetington.*^ He was a Selectman in Camb., where he d. Dec. 21, 
1666, and his wid. d. Jany. 13, 1682, a. 80. 

Having no chil. they sent to England for an heir, and Nicholas and Hannah 
Fessenden, supposed to have been brother and sister, and nephew and niece of 
John, came over. One account says that another had previously started to come 
to America, but had died before his arrival. Hannah, m. John Sewall, of New- 
bury, Oct. 28, 1674, who was the son of Henry. 

The tradilion that the Fessendens came from the Co. of Kent, is supported by 
the following, from Chief Justice SewalPs diary ; " Jany. 18, 1688-9, Arrived at 
Canterbury, (Kent,) visited Aunt Fissanden, her son John and daus. Mary, Eliza- 
beth, and Jane." This also shows that there was a connection between the Sew- 
alls and Fessendens, before the emigration to America, and both families were 
probably from a cultivated race, as is indicated by so many of them, aAer emi- 
gration, becoming men of education, and exhibiting strong marks of scholarship. 

From Nicholas, all of the name in New England, and perhaps all in Amer- 
ica, are descended. He resided at Cambridge, which then included West 
Cambridge and Lexington. The following imperfect Genealogy of some of the 
older generations, is prepared from such materials as I have been able to find. 
A more particular search of the Records at the County offices at Cambridge, 
would undoubtedly throw additional light upon this fkmily. 

NICHOLAS FESSENDEI*, m. MARGARET CHENEY. They re- 
sided and d. at Cambridge. ^L^ ti,jiitc (O^ fin }'^i^ e.L J'c I 7i 
II. ChU. b. at Camb. » M f t ' K, .'c. <? i' ' 

2 Jane, b. 28, 8, 1674 ; d. 24, 5, 1676. ' - 

8 Hannah, b. 27, 6, 1676 ; d. 4, 7, 1676. 

4 John, b. 4, 8, 1677 ; m. Sarah 1 

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« Nicholas, b. 21, 11, 16M ; m. Siurab Coolidge, Aug. 8, 1706. t 

6 Thomas, b. 4, 11, 1682 ; d. 28, 11, 1682. 

7 Thomas, b. 12, 6, 1684 ; ra. 1. Abigail (Poulter ?) 8 

2. Abigail Locke, Jany. 8, 1720. 

8. Anne Phillebrown, Dec. 29, 1737. 
$ Margaret, b. Jany. 22, 1686-7 ; d. at Cambridge, unmd. 
9 Jane, b. Ap. 22, 1688 ; m. Samuel Winship, Jany. 10, 1711-12, who was 
High SherifT of Middlesex Ck>unty. 

10 Mary, b. Oct 28, 1689 ; m. Joshua Parker, June 15, 1712. 

11 William, b. ; m. 1. Martha Wyeth, Oct. 10, 1716. 4 

2. Martha Brown, Jany. 4, 1727-8. 

12 Joseph, b. ; [m. Mindwell Oldham, Dec. 6, 1733 ?] 

13 Benjamin, b. Jany. 80, 1701. He grad. at Har. Coll. 1718; was ord. a;t 
Sandwich, Sep. 12, 1722, and there d. Aug. 7, 1746. He md., had several 
chil. His dau. Ruth was adopted by her uncle Winship, and m. Francis 
Locke, Sep. 13, 1743. [See page 40, Par. 48.] He had also a son Benja- 
min, who grad. at Har. Coll. 1746, was an Innholder at Sandwich, and d. 
Oct 24, 1783 ; a dau. who m. Rev. Mr. Hawley, of Marshpee ; William, who 
d. at Harwich ; Thomas, who was a saddler at Framingham; and Joseph, 
who resided at West Cambridge. Benjamin Fessenden, who grad. at Har. 
Goll. 1817, and was ord. at South Bridgewater, Sep. 19, 1821, and dismissed 
Nov. 6, 16^5, was a descendant of the Rev. Benjamin, of Sandwich. 

14 Hannah, b. m. John Chipman, of Sandwich, who d. Dec. 30, 
1757, and she d. Feb. 17, 1758. They left, Benjamin, b. Nov. 17, 1726 ; 
Bethia, b. Dec. 9, 1728; Hannah ; Stephen, b. Aug. 5, 1734. 

15 Ebenezer, b. (m.? Elizabeth Barrett, Juno 13, 1733?^ Another 
account says he m. Alice Babcock. He lived and d. at Cambridge, leaving 
two daus. who m. in Portsmouth, N. H. 

I JOHN FESSENDEN, [4] m. SARAH . He resided 

at Cambridge. 

III. Chil. b. at Cambridge. 

16 John, b. Oct 21, 1704. 

17 Sarah, b. July 17, 1706 ; m. Thomas Oheny, July M, 1T». 

18 (Jonathan ?) 

S NICHOLAS FESSENDEN [5] m. SARAH COOLIDGB, wid. of »e» 
phen, Aug. 6, 1706. He grad. at Har. Col. 1701, was an ominent achipolr 
master at Cambridge, and d.Oct 4, 1719, a. 38. 

III. Chil. b. in Cambridge. 

19 Elizabeth, b. May 19, 1707; [m. Jacob Sweetser, May 4, 1732?] in Camb. 

20 Sarah, b. Oct. 23, 1708. 

21 Nicholas, b. July 8, 1710 ; [ra. Hebsebah Worth, in Boston, Nov. 12, 1732?] 

22 Stephen, b. ; grad. at Har. Col. 1737, was an eminent Lawyer at 
Worcester ; had a dau. m. Ward, of Groton, and another who ro. 

Sweetser, of Rutland. 

23 Mary, b. May 19, 1714. 

24 Anna, b. ; d. June 6, 1714, , ^' ) 

(^ 25 (Josiah ?) [Josiah Fessenden m. Sarah Golver, in Boston, Aug. 20, 1741.] 

8 THOMAS FESSENDEN, [7] m. 1. ABIGAIL (POULTER?) about 

1709. She was prob. dau. of Jonathan and Elizabeth Poulter, of Lex. 

and if so was b. Sep. 5, 1692. She d. Ap. »5, 1719. % He m. ABIGAIL 

LOCKE, Jany. 8, 1720, (see page 27, par. 1&) Sho d. iixm 18, 1786, 3- He 

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m. ANNE PHILLEBROWN, Dec. 2&, 17*7, and be d. Mh. 6, Wm. Pbr an 
aceouot of the chil. by the 2d wf. see page and par. before noted* 

III. Chil. by Istwf. 

26 Thomas, b. Dec. 9, 1709 ; m. Hannah Prentice, June 19, 1735. & 

27 Samuel, b. Aug. 11, 1711 ; m. Elizabeth Allen, May 21, 1740 ; had — 

28 Amity, b. June 15, 1743 ; m. Solomon Pierce, Dec. 15, 1768 ; — 29 
. Samuel, who m. Sarah Pierce, sister of Solomon ; — 80 Elizabeth^ who itk- 
a Hutchinson. 
81 Abigail, b. July 13, 1713 ; m. Wellington. 

88 Mary, b. Jany. 17, 1716 ; m. William Bi^wn, of Wdtham^ and moved to 
Connecticut. 

4 WILUAM FESSENDEN, [11] m. 1. MARTHA WYETH, Oct- 10, 
1716 ; and 2. tn. MARTHA BROWN, Jany. 4, 1727-6. He was a oar- 
penter, d. May 26, 1756, a. 62. 

11 1 . Chil. by 1st wf. 
33 Ruth, b. June 21 or 28, 1717 ; m. John Hunt, of Watertown, who was Rep. 

from Wat. 1741, and 1751 to '58. (See Bond, p. 304.) 
84 William, b. Dec. 7, ITIS ; m. Mary Palmer, Mh. 31, 1740. 6 

35 Martha, b. Feb. 29, 1719-20 ; m. John Cheny, of Roxbury. 

36 Margaret, b. Nov. 8, 1721 ; d. Sep. 17, 1722. 

37 Benjamin, b. Jany. 14, 1722-3 ; d. Sep. 21, 1723. 
88 Benjamin, b. Oct. 23, 1724 ; d. Nov. 21, 1724. 

39 Nicholas, b. Nov. 22, 1725. 

Chil. by 2d wf. 

40 Peter, b. Aug. 16, 1728 ; resided at Barre. 

41 John, b. June 16, 1730 ; resided at Westboro'. 

42 Hannah, b. Aug. 15, 1732 ; m. Deacon John Wright, of Scotland, Feb. 13, 

1753, who d. on the Coast of Guinea, 1772 ; she d. Dec. 10, 1800, a. 68. 

43 Thomas, bap. July 15, 1739 ; m. Elizabeth Kendall, Feb. 7, 1769. 7 

5 THOMAS FESSENDEN, [26] m. HANNAH PRENTICE, June 19, 
1735, of Cambridge* 

IV. Chil. 

44 Hannah, b. Aug. 9, 1736 ; m. Nathaniel Farmer, May 20, 1755* Had — 45 

Isaac; —46 Abigail; —47 Sarah; —48 Ruth. 
49 Thomas, b. July 10, 1741 ; m. 1. Elizabeth Apthorpe, about 1770. who d. 
1773, a. 25, leaving 2 chil. 2 m. Lucy Lee, of Concord, about 1776. By 
the Ist wf. he had — 50 Eleanor, who m. a Swan ; — 51 Thomas. By tho 
2d wf. he had — 52 William, m. Eunice Frost, 1802, and d. at Lyildeboro% 
N. H. 1825; —53 Lucy, d. unmd. 1807 ; — 54 Elizabeth, m. 1. 
Viles, of Lexington. 2. Hon. Jonathan Hartwell, of Montague, in 1833 ; — 
55 John, who grad. at Har. Coll. 1818, formerly minister of Deerfield, now 
resides at Dedham, m. Nancy Baker, of Dedham, 1830. 

56 Aaron, b. Dec. 30, 1744 ; m. Sarah Locke. (See page 80, par. 149.) 

57 Nathaniel, b. June 7, 1746 ; m. 1. Miss Bemis, about 1770, who was killed 
by the chance shot of a gun, holding at the time in her arms her only son 
(58) Ichabod. He m. 2. Elizabeth Webb, of Danvers, June 10, 1771 ; had 
— 59 C. P. Fessenden ; — 60 Ruth, b. at Medford, Feb. 1785. 

61 Nathan, b. Ap. 10, 1749 ; m. Sarah Winship, resided in Lex. had — 62 Na- 

than, probably others. 
68 Sarah, b. Aug. 19, 1758 ; m. Isaac Winship, of Lexington, brother of Sarah, 
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6 Eev. WILLIAM FESSENDEN, [84] m. in Boston, MARY PALMER, 

of Cambridge, Mb. 31, 1740 ; tbey were botb called of Boston. He grad. 

at Harv. Coll. 1737, was a famous scboolmaster, was licensed as a preacber, but 

was never ordained. He d. June 17, 1758, a. 40, having had nine cbil. six of 

wbom d. young. His wid. d. at Topsfield, Me. Mb. 22, 1773. j 

I V. Chil. wbo survived. 
64 William, b. Nov. 3, 1747 or 48 ; grad. at Harv. Coll. 1768 ; was ordamed at 
Fryeburg, Me. 1775, and d. May 5, 1805. He m. 1. Sarab Reed, of Cam- 
bridge, Jany. 22, 1771. 2. m. Sarah Clement, of Dunbarton, N. H. His 
cbil. (perhaps all by the last wf.) were — 65 Sarah, wbo ro. Dr. Oliver Gris- 
wold, of Fryeburg ; — 66 William, who d. a. 23, unmd. ; — 67 Caleb Page, 
who d. a. 19 ; — 68 Ebenezer, who m. Rebecca Periey ; — 69 Samuel, b. 
July 16, 1784, grad. at Dart Coll. 1806; m. Deborah Chandler. He is an 
eminent lawyer at Portland ; has been a member of .Congress ; is known as 
Gen. Fessenden, and is father of William Pitt Feseenden, also an eminent law- 
yer at Portland ; — 70 Mary Palmer, m. William Barrows, a lawyer of North 
Yarmouth, Me. ; — 71 Elizabeth Clement, d. a. 17: — 72 Thomas, who 
grad. at Dart. Coll. 1813, m. Caroline E. Patridge ; is a lawyer in New York 
city ; — 73 Joseph Palmer, who grad. at Bowdoin Coll. 1818 ; m. Phebe P. 
Beach ; was a minister at Kennebunk Port, Me. 

74 Mary, b. ; m. Dr. Joseph Emery, of Fryeburg. Their dau. Sarah m. 

Rev. Daniel Dana, of Newbury port, and Pres. of Dart. Coll. 

75 Ebenezer, b. ; was a farmer at Fryeburg. 

7 Ret. THOMAS FESSENDEN, [48] m. ELIZABETH KENDALL, 
Feb. 7, 1769. He erad. at Harv. Coll. 1758 ; was ord. at Walpole, N. H. 
Jany. 7, 1767, and d. May 9, 1813, a. 73. 

IV. Chil. 

76 Thomas Green, b. Ap. 22, 1771 ; grad. at Dart. Coll. 1796 ; was a lawyer, a 
wit, and a poet, whose writings left a sting behind. He was author of the 
w)em entitled "Terrible Tractoration ; '^ and was editor of the New Eng. 
Farmer ; m. a Miss Tuttle. 

77 Elizabeth, b. Jany. 1, 1773; m. Crafts. 

78 Martha, b. Jany. 11, 1775; 

79 Joseph, b. Jany. 17, 1777 ; was a bookseller at Brattleboro', Vt m. Sybil 

Lane Holbrook, Sep. 29, 1810. 

80 William, b. Jany. 15, 1779; m. Polly Holbrook. He was a printer. 

81 Samuel, b. Dec. 16, 1780 ; was a lawyer, and d. Ap. 25, 1800. 

82 Catherine, b. Nov. 3, 1783 ; m. in Vermont. 

83 John, b. Oct. 20, 1785 ; resided at Chilicothe, O. . 

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PIERCES. 

Robert Pierce came to Dorchester in 1630, and settled on what was called 
" Pine Neck," near the water. The late Rev. Dr. John Pierce says, " 8 June, 
1804, 1 went to a place called Pine Neck, to view the residence of my paternal 
ancestors. Found part of the cellar in which was the stump of a tree, and drank 
from the well dug for the use of Robert Pierce, my gr. gr. gr. gr. father. It is 
bounded on the east by the Atlantic, and on the south by the mouth of Neponset 
River." This well is about thirty rods from the Railroad station at Neponset, 
near the river. It is supposed that he also built the house where Lewis Pierce, 
a descendant, now lives, on Adams Street, and who now preserves some of the 
bread that Robert brought from England. 

Robert m. Ann Greenway, the dau. of John Greenway, (by wf. Mary, who d. 
23, 11. 1658,) who was one of the first settlers of Dorchester, and who was gen- 
erally called Goodman Greenway. Ann was b. in England, 1591, and lived to 
the uncommon age of ^' about 104 years." She d. Dec. 31, 1695. His death is 
recorded thus: " Robert Pierce of the great lotts, d. 5th and buried 7, 11 mo. 
1667 ; " but another record says he d. Jany. 11, 1664. The name of Pierce has 
ever been very common in New England, there having been several emigrants 
of that name. There was a John, of Dorchester, contemporary with Robcfrt, 
made a freeman 1(531 ; John of Watertown, was made a freeman, Mh. 1637-8 ; 
be had a son Robert, made a freeman 1642 ; Daniel was a proprietor of Water- 
town, Feb. 1636-7, made a freeman in 1738, and moved to Newbury that year. 
Edward was in Watertown 1639, is said to have moved to Weathersfield, Ct. 
Robert of Wobum, was the ancestor of President Pierce ; Dr. Bond thinks he may 
have been the son of John, of Watertown. No connection has ever 'tween traced 
between either of these families. The name has undergone more changes of 
orthography than any other name I have ever found. It has been written Pierce, 
Peirce, Parse, Parz, Perce, Pearce, Pers, d&c. 

The descendants of Robert, of Dorchester, have been men of substance, being 
industrious and frugal, and have held a respectable rank in society, having inter- 
married with many of the most respectable families in Dorchester and the vicinity. 

The following Pedigree of this family is only brought down a few generations ; 
the descendants of Robert now living, will be generally able to connect tRemselves 
with the difierent branches. 

ROBERT PIERCE m. ANN GREENWAY, who d. Dec. 81, 1695, aged 
« about 104." He d. Jany. 5, 1664, or 1667. 

II. Chil. 

1 Thomas, b. prob. in Dorchester, 1635 ; m. Mary Proctor. 1 

2 Mary, b. ; m. Thomas Haven, of Dedham. Groodman Haven 
was admitted to the Church in Dorchester, 26, 6. 1682 ; and 1691, Susannah 
Havens, " a full grown maid," who had lived in John Minot's family, was 
bap. and admitted to the Church ; her parents having d. when she was young. 

3 Deborah, b. 1639 ; d. Ap. 15, 1640. 

I THOMAS PIERCE, [1] m. MARY, dau. of George Proctor. She was 
b. 1642, and d. Mh. 22, 1704, a. 62. Her father d. 29, 11. 1661. 
Thomas Pierce joined the Dorchester Church, Aug. 27, 1665, and d. Oct. 26, 
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III. Cbil. b. at Dorchester. 

4 Thomas, b. 1661 ; m. Sarah , and d. Oct 21, 1730, a. 68, and his wf. 
d. Oct. 19, 1759, a. 89. This is all the information I can gather of him. 
He probably left no child. 

5 Mary, b. Mb. 15, 1665. 

6 John, b. Oct. 26, 1668 ; m. Abigail Thompson, Jany. 6, 1693. 2 

7 Robert, b. Ap. 26, 1674 ; d. Dec. 4, 1698, a. 24. 

8 Samuel, b. 1676 ; d. Dec. 16, 1698, a. 22, by the fall of a tree on Thomp- 

son's Island. 

9 Sarah, b. Ap. 5, 1679 ; m. James Trott, 1, 11. 1704. 3 

10 Elizabeth, b. June 18, 1682 ; d. Nov. 12, 1702, a. 20. A snuff-box that be- 
longed to her is now in the possession of Miss Elizabeth Pierce, of Brookline. 

11 Hannah, b. June 9, 1685 ; d. Nov. 7, 1688. 

12 Joseph, b. Feb. 29, 1686 ; m. Thankful who d. May 2, [1731 ?] a, 
33. Cannot ascertain what became of him, or whether he had any chil. 

2 JOHN PIERCE, [6] m. ABIGAIL THOMPSON, of Braintree, in that 
part now Quincy, Jany. 6, 1693, who was b. Nov. 10, 1667, the dau. of 
Dea. Samuel, and gr. dau. of Rev. William Thompson, of Braintree. He joined 
the Dorchester Church, Mb. 7, 1692, and d. in consequence of a fall, Jany. 27, 
1744, a. 76. She d. June 24, 1747, a. 79. The house in which he resided is 
now (1852) occupied by his gr. gr. son, I^ewis Pierce. He was a famous sports- 
man, and spent much of his time in killing wild fowl. It is said he kept an 
account of 30,000 brants he had killed. 

IV. Chil. b. in Dorchester. 

13 Abigail, b. Aug. 20, 1694 ; m. 1. Samuel Withington. 4 

2. Joseph Weeks. 

14 Mary, b. Ap. 29, 1696 ; m. Daniel Preston, Jany 23, 1717-18. § 

15 Sarah, b. Aug. 29, 1698 ; m. John Wiswell, June 25, 1719. 6 

16 Ann, b.fJany. 18, 1701 ; d. Oct. 27, 1701. 

17 Samuel, b. Oct. 30, 1702 ; m. Abigail Moseley. 7 

18 Ann, b. June 26, 1704 ; m. Nathaniel Langley. 8 

19 John, b. Ap. 5, 1707 ; m. 1. Elizabeth Shepherd. [See Par. 67 for their 

chil.] 2. Elizabeth Fessenden. 

20 Hannah, b. Oct. 16, 1709 ; m. Ebenezer Clap, Feb. 21, 1727--a 9 

8 SARAH PIERCE, [9] m. JAMES TROTT, 1, 11. 1704, who d. Sep. 
27, 1719, a. 48. She d. May 27, 1712, a. 67. 

IV. ChU. 

21 James; b. ; m. Mary, dau. of Joseph Trescott ; \eh no issue. 

22 David, b. ; " became delirious,'' never md. 

23 Sarah, b. ; m. Henry Lyon; moved to Woodstock, Ct (no issue?) 

24 Mary, b. ; was a schooUteaoher ; never md« 

25 Elizabeth) b. ; d. at the age of 20. 

4 ABIGAIL PIERCE, [13] m. 1. SAMUEL WITHINGTON, (who d, 
Dec* 15» 1726, a. 40?) 2. m* JOSEPH WEEKS. 

V. Chil. b. at Dorchester. 

26 Samuel, b. -•-27 Joseph, b« J A yg* 

28 Abigail, b. ; m. Philip Withington. 

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5 MART PIEBCE, [14] m. Catt. DANIEL PBE6TON, 9ob of Elder 
Daniel Preston, Jany. 23, 1717-18. She d. June 18, 1759. 

V. Chil. 

80 Daniel, b. ; was killed by his own gun in a canoe^ Ap. 4, 1744, a. 3S. 

31 Edward, b. ; m. ' Carpenter; no issue. 

32 Remember, b. ; m. Sarah Daris, dau. of Jonathan. 

33 John, b. ; m. Sarah Negus, and had Sarah, who m. Capt. Simes. 

34 Molly, b. ; m. Capt Ebenezer Withington, and had chil. <-« 35 

Mather; —36 Mary; —37 Sally; —38 Daniel. 
39 Abigail, b. ; d. Oct 9, 1743, a. 12. — 40 EU. 

41 Samuel, b. ; d. Oct 11, 1743. 

42 Margaret, b. ; m. Samuel How. 

6 SARAH PIERCE, [15] m. JOHN WISWELL, June 25, 1719. Shed. 
Jany. 1, 1747, a. 49. Tradition says she had 17 chil. ; I find record of 
8 only. • 

V. Chil. b. at Dorchester. 

43 Hannah, b. ; m. Pierpont, of Rozbury. 

44 Abigail, b. ; m. Rev. Thomas Jones, of Dorchester, who grad. at Han 
Col. 1741 ; ord. at Wobum, Jany. 2, 1751, and d. of apoplexy, in his pulpit, 
Mb. 13, 1774, a. 63. She d. 1815, a. 94. 

45 Esther, b. ; m. Rev. James Humphrey, of Dorchester,* who grad. at Har. 
Col. 1744 ; ord. at Athol, Nov. 7, 1750, dismissed Feb. 13, 1782, and d. May 
8, 1796, a. 74. She d. Mh. 8, 1822, a. 94. 

46 Lois, b. ; d. unmd. — 47 John, b. ; d. unmd. 

48 Sarah, b. ; m. Dea. Edwaid Pierce [52.] 10 

49 Ann, b. ; d. May 4, 1724, a. 1 mo. 

50 James, b. ; d. Nov. 23, 1726, a. 5 mos. 

7 SAMUEL PIERCE, [17] m. ABIGAIL MOSELY; (she?) d. Dec. 1768. 

V. Chil. b. at Dorchester. 

51 Samuel, b. 1734 ; d. Ap. 4, 1736. 

52 Edward, b. May 5, 1735 ; m. 1. Hannah Tolman. 10 

2. Sarah Wiswell. 

3. Relief Foster. 

53 Samuel, b. Mh. 25, 1739 ; m. Elizabeth How. 11 

54 Rebecca, b. ; d. unmd. 

55 Abigail, b. ; m. Ebenezer Blake. 

56 Hannah, d. Jany. 2, 1750, a. 6. 

57 Sarah, b. ; m. Increase Blake, Oct 14, 1773. 

58 Ann, b. ; m. John Baker, Oct 14, 1773. 

8 ANN PEIRCE, [18] m. NATHANIEL LANGLEY. 

V. Chil. b. at Dorchester. 

59 John, b. ; m. Patience T<riman* 

60 Ann, b. ; m. Capt West, of Boston. 

61 Nathaniel, b. ; d, uomd. — 62 William, b. ,- d. unmd. 
63 Samuel, b. ; m. Mayo, of Roxbury. 

9 HANNAH PIERCE, [20] m. EBENEZER CLAP, Feb 21, 1727-8, 
who was b. Oct 4, 1705, the son of Ebenezer and Hannah, gr. son of 

Nathaniel, and gr. gr. son of Nicholas. He d. Jany. 10, 1752, and she d. Nov. 
24, 1757. He lived in the North part of Dorchester, and built the house now 

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occupied by his gr. dau. Mrs. Howe, near the end of Willow Court It was 
raised, 1750. 

V. Chil. b. at Dorchester. 

64 Abigail, b. Jany. 15, 1728-9; m. Henry Humphrey, June 5, 175(2; they had 
9 or 10 chil. ; one of whom was — 65 Dea. James Humphrey, an important 
man in Town and Church affairs. 

66 Ann, b. Mh. 16, 1731 ; m. Noah Clap, Dec. 11, 1760, who was b. Jany. 25, 
1718, and d. Ap. 10, 1799. She d. May 26, 1812. He grad. at Har. Coll. 
1735 ; was Town Clerk of Dorchester about 50 years, and was more identi- 
fied with town affairs than any other inhabitant of Dor. They had — 67 
Ann; — 68 Hannah; — 69 John; — 70 Lois; — 71 Elizabeth; — 
72 Sarah ; — 73 Lydia ; — 74 Ebenezer, who m. Eunice Pierce. [See 
Par. 475, page 180.] — 75 Lucy. 

76 Ebenezer, b. Ap. 23, 1732 ; m. Elizabeth Hall, dau. of Dea. Richard, Dec. 
11, 1755; had —77 Ebenezer; — 78 Hannah; she d. Feb. 17, 1779, 
and he m. Mary, dau. of Enoch Glover, May 13, 1759, and4iad — 79 Polly; 

— 80 Ebenezer ; — 81 Elizabeth, m. Rer. Moses Everett ; — 82 Lem- 
uel ; — 83 Eleazer ; — 84 Benjamin ; — 85 Enoch ; -^ 86 Ann ; — 
87 Benjamin ; — 88 Elisha ; — 89 Amasa. He was a Colonel. 

91 Lemuel, b. Ap. 9, 1735 ; m. 1. Susannah Capen, Dec. 11, 1760; had — 92 
Susannah ; — 93 Lemuel ; — 94 Edward ; he m. 2. Rebecca, dau. of 
Rev. Samuel Dexter, of Dedham, and had — 95 Samuel ; — 96 Ebenezer ; 

— 97 Rebecca ; — 98 Jason ; — 99 Richard ; — 100 Elisha ; — 101 Ste- 
phen ; — 102 William ; — 103 Richard. The last four now living. 

105 Hannah, b. Sep. 8, 1736 ; m. Timothy Tileston, June 19, 1756, who d. Ap. 
20, 1819, a. 91. She d. Jany. 1804. Elisha, b. June 10, 1743 ; m. Sarah 
Bird, dau. of Thomas, June 17, 1773 ; he d. Aug. 4, 1775, and his wid. ro. 
John Hawes. 

106 William, b. Aug. 8, 1745 ; m. Sarah Tileston, Dec. 1, 1768, resided in 
Boston ; had — 107 William T. ; — 108 John ; — 109 Mary. 

10 Dea. EDWARD PIERCE, [52] m. 1. HANNAH TOLMAN. 2. 
SARAH WISWELL. 3. RELIEF FOSTER. He was Dea. of the 

Ch. in Dorchester about 40 years, and d. Feb. 22, 1818, a. 83. 

VI . Chil. by 1. wf. at Dorchester. 
110 Hannah. — 111 Edward. 

Chil. by 2. wf. 

112 JohnFlaveL 

11 Col. SAMUEL PIERCE, [53] m. ELIZABETH HOW, who d. Dec. 
18, 1797, a. 54, and he d. June 4, 1815, a, 76. 

VI . Chil. b. at Dorchester. 

113 Samuel, b. ; m. Abigail Lathrop. He was drowned. 

114 Abraham, b. ; m. Lois Davenport 

1 15 Elizabeth, b. ; m. Reuben Blake. 

116 Ann, b. ; m. 1. Jesse Hawes. 

2. Dea. John Clap, of Roxbury. 

117 Lewis, b. ; m. Sarah Mosely ; he resides on the homestead of his 
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TOLMANS. 



Thomas Tolman emigrated to this country and settled at Dorchester, at what 
period is not known, but probably about 1635 or 1636, and not in 1630 as has 
been erroneously stated. He owned a large tract of land westerly of Neponset 
Bridge, and also lands that are now included in the bounds of Sharon and 2Stougb« 
ton. His house stood near the north side of the Creek over which the turnpike 
road passes, about a quarter of a mile from Neponset Bridge. He was admitted 
a freeman in 1G40. 

f n a notice of him in the Gen. Register, the names of his chil. are given, and 
mention is made of his *^ second wife Sarah. '^ This I apprehend is a mistake ; 
his first wife was prob. Sarah, whom he m. before he emigrated, and several of 
his chil. were probably b. in England, perhaps the first four, as no record of their 
births are to be found, neither any record of the death of his first wife, or mar« 
riage to his second wife Katherine^ who d. Nov. 7, 1677. His will is in the Pro- 
bate Office at Boston. 

THOMAS TOLMAN, m. SARAH prob. in Eng. 

who was living in 1640. 2. m. EATHERINE , who i Nov. 

7, 1677, and he d. Jany. 28, 1690. 

II. Chil. 

1 Thomas, b. 1634, prob. in Eng. ; m. Elizabeth Johnson. 1 

2 Sarah, b. time and place unknown ; m. Henry Lead better, of Dorchester, 

and d. Ap. 20, 1722. 

3 Rebecca, b. time and place unknown ; m. James Tucker. 

4 Mary b. place and time unknown ; m. Collins, perhaps of Lynn, 

as her bro. John m. Elizabeth Collins, of Lynn. 

5 Hannah, b. at Dorchester, 27, 5, 1642, as per Dor. Town Records, but the 

Ch. Rec. say she was bap. 6, 2, 1640. She m. Creorge Lyon, and after^ 
wards m. William Blake. 

6 John, b. 1642 ; m. 1. Elizabeth Collins. 2 

(2. Mary Paul, June 15, 1692?) 

7 Ruth, bap. 1644 ; m. Isaac Royal, prob. bro. of William Royal, Sen. He 

was a carpenter. 

1 THOMAS tGlMAN, Jr. [1] m. ELIZABETH JOHNSON, Nov. 4, 

1664, dau. of Richard Johnson, of Lynn. She d. Dec. 14, 1720, a. 82. 

He was made a freeman, 1678, and d. Sep. 12, 1718, a. 84. '' Thomas Tol- 

man^s wf. was dismissed to the Church in Milton, 18, 7, 167 1.'^ (Church Rec.) 

III. Chil. 

8 Thomas, b. m. Experience and had, in Dorchester, 
— 9 Nathaniel, b. Dec. 22, 1691 ; — 10 Timothy, b. Jany. 10, 1693-4; — 
11 Daniel, b. Nov. 25, 1695 ; — 12 Mary, b^Oct 4, 1697 ; — 18 Bluze or 
Blaise, b. Ap. 8, 1704 ; — 14 Experience, b. Nov. 28, 1707. 

15 Mary, b. 26, 9, 1671 ; m. Crane. 

16 Samuel, b. June 11, 1676 ; m. Experience Clap, Nov. 21, 1704; he d. May 
18, 1738, a. 61 ; she d. Ap. 9, 1726* a. 43, both in Dorchester. For a 2. wf. 
he ro. Patience Humphrey. He had by the 1 wf. — 17 Aquila, b, Oct. 16, 

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Dec 14, 1707 ; d. Feb. 22, 1708 ; — 20 Sarah, b. Sep. 3, 1809 ; — 21 Pri^ 
cilia, b. Nov. 20, 1710; — 22 Desire; — 23 Elizabeth ; — 24 Johnaon, 
who was the gr. fa. of the Hon. Thomas Tolman, of Boston ; — 25 William ; 
— 26 Hopestill. 
27 Daniel, b. May 1, 1679 ; m. Sarah Humphreys, Ap. 16, 1708, and had — 
28 Persilia, b. Dec. 27, 1708 ; d. June 26, 1709 ; — 29 Jonas, b. Jany. 16, 
1709-10, who m. wf. Susannah, before 1742, when they buried a dan. 

2 JOHN TOLMAN, [6] m. 1. ELIZABETH COLLINS, of Lynn, who 
was prob. b. Ap. 8, 1666, the dau. of John Collins, of Lynn. She was 

admitted to the Ch. in Dor. 16, 6, 1673, and he joined, 2, 11, 1676. He was 
made a freeman, 1678. She d. Oct 7, 1690 ; and he was prob. the John Tol- 
man who m. Mary Paul, June 15, 1692. He d. Jany. 1, 1724-5, a. 82. 

III. Chil. 

30 Elizabeth, b. 14, 10, 1677; m. Moses Huts, (Hewes ?) b. June 15, 1692. 

31 John, b. 8, 2, 1671 ; m. Susannah Breck, Feb. 1697, who was b. Nov. 9, 
1678, the dau. of John Breck, of Dorchester. They had — 32 Hannah, b. 
May 4, 1698 ; — 33 John, b. Ap. 6, 1700 ; who prqb. had a wf. HanaaK ; — 
34 Jerusha, b. Aug. 24, 1702 ; — 35 Susannah, b. May 13, 1705 ; — 36 
Ruth, b. Ap. 10, 1708 ; — 37 Josiah, b. Ap. 19, 1710. 

37 Joseph, b. 6, 7, 1674. 

38 Benjamin, b. Dec. 6, 1676. 

39 Henry, b. Mb. 4, 1678-9 ; m. Hannah 8 

40 Anne, b. 2, 1, 1681. 

41 Ebenezer, b. Mh. 27, 1683 ; prob. had wf. Mary. Daniel, son of (Ebeneaer 

and Mary Tolman, d. July 21, 1750, a. 2 mos.) 

42 Ruth, b. July 1, 1685. — 43 WUliam, b. Sep. 2, 1687. 

3 HENRY TOLMAN, [39] m. HANNAH He resided 
at Dorchester for some years and ^hen removed to Attleboro^, where he 

d. at an advanced age. His chil. were b. at Dorchester. His wife d. Nov. 1 1, 
1735. 

IV. ChiL 

44 Elizabeth, b. Oct. 2, 1706. 

45 Henry, b. Feb. 23, 170S-9 ; m. Mary Slack. 4 

46 Hannah, b. Dec: 6, 17ia 47 (Molly, prob. d. unmd. ?) 

4 HENRY TOLMAN [45] m. MARY SLACK, dau. of Dea. Benjamin 
Slack, of Attleboro'. He resided at Attleboro\ aiyi d. Dec. 25, 1762 ; 

and his wid. d. at Fitzwilliam, N. H., Dec. 26, 1785. His sons were remarkable 
for their stature, only one, John, was less than six feet in height. 

V. ChU. 

48 Ruth, b. Jany. 15, 1737-8 ; m. Isaac Jackson, resided at Attleboro^ and Fitz- 
william, N. H. 
4S Thomas, b. Sep. 20, 1739 ; m. Mary Pidge,of Attleboro\ Ap. 1, 1762. Re- 

sided at A. till about the Revolution ; moved lo that part of Fitzwilliam, N. 

H., now Troy, where he kept a tavern 30 years, and d. aged over 90. [Was 

he the Lieut. Thomas Tolman, tken of Wrentfaam, who m. Lois Clark, of 

Attleboro', Aug. 17, 1780 ?] 

50 Henry, b. Oct. 8, 1741 ; d. at Att)eboK>% at about the age of 25 or 30. 

51 JohB, b. Feb. 3, 1743-4 ; «. had me child, and prob. d. about 1773, kt At- 

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02 Anne, b. Mh. 21, 1746 ; d. young. 

58 Ebenezer, b. May 31. 1748. For his history [see page 142, par. 348] ; at the 

end of this article, see some remarks on his journal. ^ 

64 William, b. Mh. 27, 1750 ; m. Chloe White, of Mansfield, Nov. 20, 1777, 
and resided in that part of Petersham now Dana. 

55 Joseph, b. July 19, 175*3. For his history, [see page 148, par. 350.] 

56 Chloe, b. May 12, 1754 ; m. Capt. Gilson ; resided in Richmond, 

(N. H. ?) 

57 Benjamin, b. May 6, 1766, according to the Town Records of Attleboro% but 
should prob. be 1756, as his father d. Dec. 25, 1762. He m. Hepsebah 
Newell ; moved to Fitzwilliam, N. H. and thence to Marlboro% N. H. and d« 
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EBENEZER TOLMAN'S JOURNAL. 

In the 6th vol. of the New England Historic-Genealogical Register, commen- 
cing at page 129, is published wlmt is called a *^ Journal kept by Jeseph Ware^ 
of Needham, Masd.^^ This journal purports to b^ a record of daily events as they 
occurred to the army under Col, Arnold, in the expedition to Quebec in 1775. 
The paternihr of this Journal is in dispute. I have been furnished by Mr. William 
Tolman, of Watertown, N. Y. with a portion of a Journal, a part having been 
lost, which he alleges was ** kept " by his father, Ebenezer Tolman, who was a 
member of the same company to which Mr. Ware belonged. A comparison of 
this journal with what is called the original of Mr. Ware, establishes the fact that 
one is a copy of the other, or that both are copies of some other. They are, with 
the exception of now and then a word, identically the same, save one important 
entry which will be noticed. A comparison also shows with considerable cer- 
tainty that they were written by the same hand. The writing is very similar, 
and I think I am not mistaken in the opinion that he who penned the one also 
penned the other, and there is a reasonable presumption that Mr. Tolman was the 
penman, and that the one furnished me by his son is the original ; and for sev* 
eral reasons. First, it appears to have been written at different periods, and has 
an older appearance than Mr. Ware's copy, which looks as though it was written 
all at one time, and almost with the same pen. Second, Mr. Ware does not use 
the personal pronoun I from beginning to end, whereas Mr. Tolman says under 
date of Jany. 19, 1,776, " This dav I was taken down with the small pox and 
carried to the Hospital, and in 15 days was able to return to the prison.^' And 
lastly, two sons and two daughters of Mr. Tolman now living, all unite in saying 
that they have, time and again, heard their father speak of his journal as one 
that he *^ kept ** on the march and while in prison, and that they have no doubt 
that it is in his handwriting. They do not wish to have injustice done to Mr. 
Ware, neither do they wish that their father should have credit for that which 
does not belong to him. Mr. Tolman and Mr. Ware had frequent intercourse 
aAer the war, and the former may have furnished the latter with a copy of the 
journal. 

Were it not that this book has extended beyond the limits which I intended, I 
should have been pleased to have published portions of the Journal, and also other 
facts relating to Mr. Tolman. He, like the rest of the soldiers, suffered great 
hardships on the march, being almost starved for want of provisions, was impris- 
oned nearly a year, and a part of the time in irons for an attempt that was made 
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JOHN LOCKE, OF HAMPTON, N. H. 

Tradition says that John Locke came from Yoricshire, England, in 1644, 
(some accounts say 1636,) and ^^ first settled at Dover in N. H. where he owned 
a right of land ; ^^ that from thence he moved to what is known as Port Point, in 
New Castle, and ahout 1652 married Elizabeth, the dau. of William Berry, (who 
was probably the first settler of Hampton,) at a place called Sandy Beach, now 
Kye. 

From New Castle, Mr. Locke moved to Sagamore Creek, where he resided 
till 1655, when he went to Hampton. Af\er a thorough search of the ancient 
records at Dover, Portsmouth, and Hampton, I have come to the conclusion that 
so far as dates at least are concerned, that full reliance cannot be placed upon 
the above tradition. There is no record evidence that Mr. Locke ever resided at 
or had a " right of land '^ at Dover ; his name is not found among the early 
settlers. The first notice I find of him is in the Portsmouth records, viz : — 
'' And likewise John Locke is to have a house lott between John Jackson^s and 
William Cotten^s rails, the lott eight acres. At a town meeting held this first 
day of Januarie, 1656." 

At a meeting Jany. 22, 1660, •' John Locke having eight acres to have eight 
more ; '' and the same year there was laid out to him eight acres from Stoney 
Brook towards John Jones, 24 pole wide and 40 pole back into the woods, upon a 
South West line. This was prob. the 8 acres granted Janv. 22, 1660. John 
Locke, of Portsmouth, Carpenter, and wf. Elizabeth, sold James Drew a new 
dwelling-house and 8 acres, Mh. 23, 1660-61, and Sep. 8, 1674 he sold 6 acres 
to William (Collins?) " dividend land in Portsmouth.'* The latter sale was un- 
doubtedly after he located himself on what was a " disputed territory," being 
claimed on the one side by Portsmouth or New Castle, and on the other by Hamp- 
ton. The little knowledge I have of the locations at Rye and Hampton, does not 
enable me to speak very decidedly about the lands first granted him ; but Thomas 
J. Pardons, Esq. of Rye, to whom I am greatly indebted for the statistics of the 
family and descendants of John Locke, says that he has no doubt but what the 
second grant of " 8 acres,*' was in the vicinity of Locke's Neck. My want of 
knowledge forbids of my going furtherinto the details. I am pretty well satisfied 
he did not move to Joscelyn's Neck till about 1665 or 6. 

At a town meeting ih Portsmouth, Mh. 8, 1665-6, he subscribed 58 for Mr. 
Moody (the minister,) and the same year Capt Locke was fined 5, whether shil- 
lings or pounds, or for what is not stated, — ** Oct. 26, 1671, a noate drawee on 
Hen. Dering, Constable, to pay John Locke 12s." Being a carpenter, he would 
be likely to be called upon to do work out of the town where he then resided, 
(Hampton.) 

The present age is noted for claiming for individuals the paternity of various 
measures and inventions, and perhaps it would be well to claim for Capt Locke 
the credit of being the first " squatter." It appears by the records of Hampton, 
that he '* sat down on the common lands at Josselyn's Neck," and began clearing 
a farm without saying ^^ by your leave," and as the inhabitants claimed a right (^ 
saying who should be citizens of the town, they were rather indignant at his inde- 
pendence, and May 24, 1666, (1666-7 ?) they chose a committee to pull up his 
fence ; and Mh. 12, 1667, " to warn him to desist from improving the town's 
land, and to notify him that the town is displeased with his building there.'^ 
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at the next meetiog and give an account of himself. On the 8 (28?) <^ March, 
1667, (1667-8?) the town voted as follows, viz, "Upon the motion of John 
Locke, who desireth to yield himself to the town of Hampton as an inhabitant 
here amonsst us, being already settled upon Josselyn's Neck in Hampton bounds, 
the towne hath accepted of ye said John Locke for an inhabitant accordingly,^* 
and thus the '^ squatter ^* became transformed into an " inhabitant,^' and here he 
continued to reside the rest of his days. " John Locke, Sen'* was killed by the 
Heathen in his lot at work upon, Aug. 26, 1696," [Hampton Town Rec.l I ex- 
tract from the Rev. Huntington Porter's discourse, delivered at Rye, Jany. 1, 
1801, the following. In the year 1694, [it should be 1696^ a person by the 
name of John Locke being at the Neck, was ambushed and killed by them (i. e. 
the Indians,) as he was reaping grain in his field ; against whom it seems they 
had some time before, formed a particular grudge, on account of his having been 
very active against them, and instrumental in defeating them in several of their 
attempts to destroy the inhabitants on the sea-coast ; and who, at this time, came 
eight in number, with an express design, (as appeared afterwards,) to avenge 
themselves in his death ; and having accomplished their bloody purpose, returned 
again without any other material damage.*' * 

Another account says that a boy was with him, who secreted himself under 
some bundles of grain and escaped, and that Capt Locke aAer being shot, struck 
one of the Indians with his sickle, and partly cut off his nose. 

'^ iosselyn's Neck ** since that time has been known by the name of '* Locke's 
Neck." He is supposed to have been 70 years old at the time of his death, 
although one account says 78 — the first is probably the most correct. 

There has been an impression on the minds of a few individuals that there 
was another Locke at Hampton or in the vicinity, at an early period. In 1810, 
May 10, Jonathan and David Locke made the following deposition, which is pre- 
served at Rye. 

** This may certify to whom it may concern, that the following genealogy of 
the ancestors, in substance as foUoweth, hath been told unto us by our forefathers, 
the truth to which we attest to, viz. : 1st; We say that Jonathan Palmer, deceased, 
was the son and lawful heir to Christopher Palmer and Elizabeth Palmer. 

2d. Christopher Palmer's wife Elizabeth, was daughter and lawful heir to 
William and Judith Berry. 

3d. William Berry's wife Judith was daughter and lawful heir to the Locke 
and bis wife who cume^rom England, said Locke's wife's name before marriage 
was Hermins, and she brought with her into New England a coat of arms, so 
called, which referred to John Hermins. William Berry's wife Judith was daugh- 
ter and lawful heir to Nathaniel Locke and his wife, whose name previous to 
marriage was Hermins." 

The facts here stated are not wholly to be relied on. The records of Rye 
show that Christopher Palmer m. Elizabeth Locke, July 24, 1705, and that their 
son, Jonathan was b. May 16, 1707. How William Berry and his wife Judith 
became mixed up in the story I know not, but think it is possible that Judith, the 
wife of William Berry, was the wid. of Nathaniel Locke, and the mother by said 
Locke of Elizabeth Locke, who m. Christopher Palmer. 

The records of Portsmouth give evidence that there was a Nathaniel Locke 
there in 1672. 

*^ Mh. 4 d:^ 5, 1672, Nathaniel Locke did two days work on Highways at Great 
Island " (New Castle) and Sep. 30, 1672, a noate was drawn on Henry Bering 
for Nathaniel Locke for six shillings." Another record is *^ At a meeting of the 
Selectmen this 5th March 1674-5, upon motion made by Widow Locke to live 
in the school house on the Great Island in order to the teaching of children to 
read and sew, have granted her desire." Was she not the wid. of Nathaniel 
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John) left no sons. John and Nathaniel were probably brothers, and perhaps 
were the sons of John Locke, of London, who m. Christian French, July 2^^ 
1624, and had John, b. Sep. 16, 16t27, and Nathaniel, b. Nov. 11, 16*29. 

I have endeavored to arrange the following account of the descendants of Capt 
Locke in the best manner possible from the materials which I have been able to 
obtain. It is very probable that some errors may be found. The imperfect 
records that have been received do not enable me to place, with an absolute cer- 
tainty, each individual in the family to which he belongs. I hope my name- 
sakes of New Hampshire will give me credit for what I have done, ra^r than 
find fault for what I have not done. 

[ When no State is named^ New Hampshire is understood.] 

1 Capt. JOHN LOCKE, m. ELIZABETH BERRY, dau. of WiHIam, of 
Portsmouth, about 1652. There is no record to be found of the births of 

his chil. but from a deposition made by his son John, (who was prob. the eldest) 
in 1729, he, John, Jr. was b. about 1654, and at the settlement of the estate of 
the father, the chil. are named in the order in which I place them below. He 
was killed as before stated, Aug. 26, 1696 ; his wid. was living, Feb. 1707. 

II. ChU. 

2 John, b. about 1654 ; m. Elizabeth 2 

8 Elizabeth, b. ; prob. d. unmd. before 1708, as she is not named in the 
settlement of her father^s estate. 

4 Nathaniel, b. 1661 ; m. Dorothy Blake, Jany. 22, 1688-9. S 

5 Alice, or Else, b. ; was living in 1706, by some it has been sup- 
posed that she was the wf. of Nehemiah Berry, who m. Alice Locke, Mb. 14# 
1714, but this last Alice it is now supposed was a grand dau. of John, Sen. 

6 Edward, b. ; m. Hannah Jenness. 4 

7 Tryphena, b. ; was living in 1708, (see 18. ) 

8 Rebeckah, b. ; was living in 1708. 

9 Mary, was living in 1708 ; [did she m. William Hopworth,of Boston, 

Jany. 8, 1697 ?] 

10 William, b. Ap. 17, 1677 ; m. Hannah Knowles, Nov. 28, 1699. 5 

11 James, b. ; m. 6 

12 Joseph, b. ; m. Salome (White?) 7 

2 JOHN LOCKE, [21 m. ELIZABETH * • His father, about 
1677, gave him half his right of land on *' Josling's Neck.'* Feb. 8, 

1707-8, John, Jr. then Sen'- gave his son John, Jr. half of all his lands at " Jos- 
ling's Neck," in consideration that he pay a debt to Robert Elliot ; and the other 
half on condition that he maintain his mother, and pay his brother Jethro ;^5. 
He had the following children, perhaps others. 

III. Chil. 

18 John, b. ; m. Sarah 8 

14 (Richard, b. ?) 

15 Jethro, b. ; m. Dorothy Locke, [17] Jany. 20, 1720. 9 

3 NATHANIEL LOCKE, [41 m. DOROTHY BLAKE, (dau. of Jasper,) 
Jany. 22, 1688-9, who was b. Sep. 17, 1668, and d. at Hampton, N. H. 

Sep. 28, 1737. He d. Nov. 12, 1734, a. 73. Tradition says he had 19 chU 
The births of all have not been found, and there may be some doubt whether some 
of those whom I have given below were his chil. 

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been the fifst of the nAme at Block bland. See Rhode Idand Lockes, 
Appendix J. 

17 Dorothy, b.Mh. 20, 1691; m.hercousiQ, Jethro Locke, (15) Jany. 20, 1720. 9 

18 Tryphena, b. m. John Knowles, Dec. 13, 1713, who was b. 
May 14, 1686, son of John, of Hampton. It has generally been supposed that 
that she was a dau. of John Locke, Sen'- but from the age of her husband 
and other facts, the presumption is that she was a gr. dau. of John, Sen^* and 
prob. dau. of Nathaniel, though she may have been a dau. of John, Jr. 

19 Elizabeth, b. 1693-4; m. Thomas Leavitt, Nov. 24, 1715. She d. at 
Hampton Falls, July 11, 1776, a. 82. It b not certain that she was a dau. of 
Nathaniel — she may have been a niece ; possibly a dau. of John, Jr. or of 
James. 

20 Bachel, b. Dec. 12, 1695 ; m. William Moulton, Jany. 6, 1715, and d. Jany. 

20, 1774, at Hampton. 

21 Nathaniel,(a) b. Oct. 18, 1698 ; ra. 1. Abigail Prescott, Jany. 6, 1726. 10 

2. Mary Stubbs. 

22 Samuel,(a) b. 1701-2; m. Jerusha Shaw, Dec. 11, 1729. 11 

23 Jonathan,(a) b. Dec. 22, 1705 ; m. (Norton ?) 12 

24 Deborah,(a| b. ; m. William Buckinan, [Bucknam] Oct 19, 1732. 
^Ohe record says 1722.] They removed to Falmouth, Me. and she with her 
mfant and her bro. Nathaniels wf. and a Mrs. Noyes, were all lost in a vessel 
bound from Casco Bay to Cape Ann or Boston, about 1735. 

9i: akt^k' /Vi \ There is a strong probability that some or all of these three 

27 tSiv, j brothers settled in Rhode Island. See Appendix J, 

4 EDWARD LOCKE, [6] m. HANNAH JENNESS, who was b. Mb. 26, 
1673, the dau. of Francis Jenness. He lived at Rye, N. H. and prob. d. 
there at an advanced age. 

III. Chil. 

28 Francis, b. July 18, 1694 ; m. 1. Deliverance 13 

2. Sarah Moulton, Mb. 11, 1733. 

29 Samuel, b. Sep. 4, 1698 ; m. Margaret Ward, Feb. 11, 1725, of Norlhamp- 
ton. He is prob. the same who with wf Mnrgaret, then of Kingston, and 
called a *' laborer,*^ sold land there, Mb. 31, 1734. Had Margaret bap. Nov. 
20, 1726, at Hampton Falls. 

30 Edward, b. May 28, 1701 ; m. Hannah Blake. U 

31 Prudence, b. May 30, 1707 ; m. 1. Ebenezer Weare, Ap. 3, 1735. * 

2. Andrew Webster, Dec. 29, 1742. 

32 James, b. Oct. 4, 1709 ; m. Mercy ; was a cordwainer at Rochester, 

in 1737. 
83 Thomas, b. June 10, 1713 ; was prob. of Rochester, 1740, and of Barrington 
1740-41, and sold lands at those dates. See Res'y of Deeds at Exeter, vol. 
25, p. 376, and vol. 26, p. 180. Benjamin and Levi, sons of a Thomas 
Locke, were bap. at Kensington, Aug. 25, 1745. 

6 Dea. WILLIAM LOCKE, [10] m. HANNAlf KNOWLES, Nov. 23, 
1699, who was b. at Hampton, Ap. 18, 1678, and d. at Rye, Sep. 12, 
1769, a. 91. He d. Jany. 22, 1768, a. 90. William Locke, of Portsmouth, was 
called a ^* Shopkeeper,^' 1726 ; prob. the Deacon or his son William. 

(a) Nathaniel, Joseph, Samuel, Jonathan, Abijah, and Deborah, were all bap. at one time, 
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III. ChU. 

84 Jonathan, b. Mh. 15, 1702 ; m. Sarah Haines, Mh. 2, 1727. 16 

85 William, b. ; m. 1. Mirabah Page, Feb. 1729. 16 

2. Elizabeth Rand, Jany. 5, 1785. 

86 Abigail, b. ; m. loses Philbrick, Jany. 4, 1726-7, and resided at Rye. 

87 Hannah, b. ; d. young. 

88 Patience, b. 1710 ; m. (Noah Moulton, Nov. 16, 1749 ; resided at North 

Hampton ?) • 

89 Sarah, b. ; m. Francis (Jenness ?) prob. resided at Harrington. 

40 Elijah, b. ; m. Huldah Perkins, Mh. 22, 1739. 17 

41 Elisha, b. ; m. Tryphena Moulton, Jany. 13, 1743. 18 

42 Eliphalet, b. ; d. young. 

48 Jemima, b. Jany. 20, 1*720-21 ; m. John Blake, of Greenland, May, 1740. 

44 Hannah, b. 1724 ; m. Jeremiah Berry, Oct. 3, 1745, and d. July 1, 1770, a. 

46 ; had a son Levi. 

6 JAMES LOCKE, [11] ra. . In 1712-18, July 17, there 
was ^< allotted ^^ to him half of two shares in the 1st north division where 

his house stood, in Hampton, at the north end. James Locke, of Rye, bought 
land of H. Jenness, Feb. 18, 1724-5, and sold land to John Locke, 1734. I find 
no records of births of chil. but suppose that James below, was his son — may 
have had other chil. 

III. Chil. 

45 James, b. ; m. Sarah 19 

7 JOSEPH LOCKE, [12] m. SALOME (WfflTE ?) He resided in Rye, 
was a Selectman, and prob. a Captain, and d. (Mh. 1768?) May 25, 1718, 

he boaght of Nathaniel Berry, land at Sandy Beach, New Castle ; July 81, 1718, 
be bought land of D. Greene, or Greeno. Joseph, called of Portsmoudi, bought 
land, Ap. 2, 1720, and Joseph, of Rye, made another purchase, Feb. 3, 1726-7. 
Ensign Jos. Locke bought 4 acres near *^ Dry Point,^* 1728. 

III. Chil. 

46 Salome, b. Oct. 20, 1710 ; m. Jonathan Goes, of Rye, " a weaver," who 

bought land of her father, Dec. 11, 1738. 

47 Joseph, b. Ap. 27, 1716 ; m. I. Hannah Jenness, Dec 4, 1739. 20 

2. wid. Mary Odiorne, Ap. 20, 1768. 

48 Elizabeth, b. Dec. 1, 1718; m. Jude Allen, Jany. 6, 1743. 

49 Mary, b. May 1, 1720 ; m. Solomon White, of New Castle, June 25, 1745 ; — 

resided at Epping. 

50 Annis, or Ann, b. Mh. 25, 1723 ; m. John Perkins, Mh. 10, 1748. 

51 Abigail, b. Nov. 6, 1725 ; m. Robinson Trefethen, Jany. 25, 1748. 

52 Jeremiah, b. Aug. 4, 1728 ; m. Mary Elkins, Feb. 5, 1753. 21 

8 JOHN LOCKE, [13] m. SARAH and resided at 
Rye, and d. 1774 or 75, a 91, 

IV. Chil. 

53 John, b. 1714 ; d. Jany. 26, 1718. 

54 Richard, b. July 28, 1720 ; m. Elizabeth Garland. 22 

55 Mary, b. Nov. 13, 1722 ; d. July, 1736. 

56 Jacob, b. Nov. 12. 1727 ; d. Aug. 1736. 

57 John, b. ; d. June 23, 1730. — 58 Abner, b. ; d. Aug. 11, 1786. 
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9 JETHRO LOCKE, [15] m. his cousin DOROTHY LOCKE, [17] 
Jany. 20, 1720. He resided at Rye, and d. 1737. [He names in his 
will his dau. Dority, son John ; and bro. John, his Exr.] 

IV. ChU. 

60 Dorothy, bap. June 28, 1721. 

61 Simon, bap. Dec. 29, 1723 ; prob. d. young. 

62 Jethro, b. June 27, 1727 ; m. Hannah Rand, Feb. 2, 1748. 28 

10 NATHANIEL LOCKE, [211 m. 1. ABIGAIL PRESCOTT, Jany. 
6, 1726, who was shipwrecked and drowned in a vessel bound from 

Casco Bay to Cape Ann or Boston, in 1735. At the same time Mrs. Buckman, 
sister of Nathaniel Locke, and her child, and a Mrs. Noyes, were also lost, and 
all the crew. Mr. Locke was bap. at Hampton Falls, (^* a married man *') Nov. 
27, 1728. Nov. 14, 1729, then of Falmouth, he sells land in Chichester, N. H. 
For a 2. wf. he m. Mary Stubbs, of Yarmouth, Me. He d. at Falmouth, 1780 
or '81. 

IV. Chil. by 1. wf. 

63 John, bap. at Hampton Falls, Nov. 29, 1727. He prob. d. younff, as there 
was another John by the 2. wf. The first wf. it \s said left two cnil. one of 
whom m. a Jefiers and went to the British Provinces, whether son or dau. I 
know not. The other was a son, who had a dau. Abigail, who m. 1782, a 
Mr. Noyes, and had a son living in Portland, 1851. 

64 Nathaniel, b. ; d. at Falmouth, 1756 or '58, a. 28. 

Chil. by 2. wf. 

65 Jonathan, b. ; m. Sarah Dunbar, of Hinsham. He was a shipmaster; he 
had a son Jonathan who was a shipmaster, who was b. 1772 ; m. Hannah Tate, 
of Boston, 1797, who now resides there his wid. He was shipwrecked and 
with his vessel and crew lost in the Bark Fox, of Boston, in the Mediterranean, 
in 1804 ; left no issue. Jonathan, Sen. had also a dau. Lear, who m. Samuel 
Buckman, who lived in the Province of New Brunswick. They are both dead ; 
had a son, E. T. Buckman, in New York city. 

66 John, b. ; resided at Falmouth ; had a son Ebenezer, whose wid. 
Anna, d. Ap. 14, 1845, a. 73. Ebenezer was the father of Nathaniel, who re- 
sided at Falmouth, 1851. 

67 Abijah, b. ; m. was a Capt. (shipmaster?) at Falmouth; 1775 helped 

build a fort there. [Mass. Kolls.] 

68 Josiah, b. ; was at Falmouth, 1775, at work on the Fort ; was in an 
expedition to Penobscot, 1779. He prob. d. Ap. 12, 1841, a. 84, at Fal- 
mouth. 

Nathaniel had a dau. who m. a Farrar,of Falmouth, Me. and one who m. a 
Hunnewell, of Windham, Me. and one or more beside. Eh'zabeth, dau. of Na- 
thaniel Locke, was bap. at Hampton or Hampton Falls, Oct. 27, 1728. Mrs. 
Susannah Locke d. at Falmouth, Oct. 1828 ; she had 11 chil. 99 gr. chil. 211 gr. 
gr. chil. and 14 gr. gr. gr. chil. 

11 SAMUEL LOCKE, [22] m. JERUSHA SHAW, Dec. 11, 1729; 
resided at Hampton, and d. Dec. 5, 1789, ^^ aged about 88.** She d. 
Nov. 4, 1780, a. 71. 

IV. Chil. 

69 Esther, b. 1730-31 ; d. Ap. 22, 1736. 

70 Jonathan, b. Sept 29, 1732 ; m. Hannah Fogg, Ap. 14, 1757. 14 

71 Nathaniel, b. 1735 ; d. May 3, 1736. 

72 Deborah, bap. May 5, 1737 ; d. same day, a. 3 wks, 

78 Caleb, b. Aug. 12, 1738; went to Hollis, Me. 25 

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^4 Samuel, b. July 28, 1740 ; tradition says he had 8 wives. 86 

75 Myriam, b. June 16, 1743 ; m. Elisha Moulton. 

76 Joseph, bap. Aug. 18, 1745 ; d. Dec. 10, 1745, a. 4 mos. 

77 Mary, b. Dec. 14, 1746 ; m. 1. Tristram Redmond. 

2. Joseph Towle. 

U JONATHAN LCXJKE, [23] m. prob. NORTON, 

dau. of Samuel Notion, of Chilmark, Mass. and her sister Content m. 
John Thacher, father of the late Dr. James Thacher, of Plymouth, Mass. He 
was at Newport, R. I. in 172H, but where his principal home was is uncertain ; 
he may have lived at Attleboro% Mass. a part of the time. Tradition says he d. 
young, and that his wife was the mother of a posthumous child only, which was 
brought up by its grandfather Norton. No dates of any kind have been ascer- 
tained. 

IV. Chil. 

78 Jonathan, b. about 1726 ; m. Abigail Perry. 41 

13 FRANCIS LOCKE, [28] m. 1. DELIVERANCE 

2. m. SARAH MOULTON, Mb. 11, 1733, (prob. b. Feb. 10, 1692, 
the dau. of Joseph and Bethiah.) He resided at Rye, and d. about 1754. 

IV. Chil. by L wf. 

79 Hannah, b. Jan. 8, 1719-20. ^ 

80 Sarah, b. Feb. 17, 1722 ; d. Dec. 6, 1735. 

81 Francis, b. June 27, 1724 ; m. Sarah Page, Jany. 24, 1751. 17 

82 Deliverance, b. Aug. 16, 1*726. 

83 Eleanor, b. Mb. 16, 1728-29; m. William Ham, of Dover, Feb. 15, 1749. 

84 Ephraim, b. Feb. 4, 1730-31 ; m. Comfort Dowse, May 14, 17o2. 28 

85 Prudence, b.Mh. 20, 1731-32 ; m. Israel Marden, Dec. 27, 1753. 

14 EDWARD LOCKE, [30] m. HANNAH BLAKE, Dec. 17, 1724, 
(dau. of Moses,) who was b. Dec. 18, 1704, and d. Nov. 27, 1789. He 

resided at Kensington, N. H. and d. Jany. 29, 1788. Joseph Moulton sold Edward 
Locke, of Hampton, for 6 yeare' labor, 44 acres of land, Sep. 22, 1723, Reg. 
of Deeds, Exeter, vol. 15, p. 367. Will proved, Ap. 16, 1788. 

IV. Chil. 

86 Lydia, b. Dec. 22, 1725 ; d. Nov. 17, 1735. 

87 Abigail, bap. Ap. 12, 1730 ; d. Dec. 18, 1735. 

88 Moses, b. July 8, 1733 ; m. Mary Organ, Mh. 12, 1755. 29 

89 Timothy Blake, b. Oct. 30, 1735 ; m. 1. Lydia Dow, June 1, 1757. 30 

m. 2. Patience I'erkins, Jan. 22, 17Q1. 

90 Lydia, b. A p. 5, 1738 ; m. Benjamin Eastman, July 7, 1757, and d. about 

1816, at Kensington. 

91 Abigail, b. July 25, 1741 ; m. Onesephorus Page. 

92 Edward, b. Mh. 6, 1744, (d. Jany. 12, 1747 ?) (a) 

(a) It is very prob. that Elder Locke, who was at Gilmaaton, was Edward, whose birth 
is givea above. Elder Edward J. Locke, said to have been b. in Kye, 1742, removed to Gil- 
manton, where be and wf. Abigail were bap Aog. 15, 1775, and joined the Baptist Chnrclu 
May 7, 1777 ; be was licensed by the Bap. Ch. to preach Dec 4, 1779. He formal J v seceded 
from tbe Bap. Ch. and was for a time wiih the Shakers ; bat in 1780 became a preacher of the 
Freewill denomination, of which he was an originator. In company with Eloer Tozar Lord 
of Barrington, and John Shepherd, Esq. of Qllmanton, be is said to have speiH a week in 
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93 Hannah, b. Ap. 36, 1747 ; ro. Jeremiah Dearborn, Oct. 80, 1795 ; veMed at 
Kensington, and d. Oct. 18, 1820. Had dau. Hannah, who m. Enoch Gove, 
and they had Hannah Locke, wh6 m. Emery Brown, father of Asa W. Brown 
of Cincinnati, O. 

16 JONATHAN LOCKE, [34] m. SARAH HAINES, Mh. 2, 1727, the 
dau. of William, of Greenland. He resided at Rye, and d. Jafty. 2, 
1774, a. 72. She d. Oct 1753. 

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94 Sarah, b. Jany. 3, 1728 ; d. Sep. 26, 1742. 

95 Patience, b. Feb. 10, 1730. 

96 Jonathan, b. Jany. 29, 1732 ; m. Abigail Towle. 31 

97 Mary, b. Sep. 21), 1733. 

98 David; b. Aug. 24, 1735 ; ro. Hannah Lovering, Feb. 9, 1758. 32 

99 Abigail, b. Sep. 5, 1736 ; nu James Perkins, Feb. 23, 1758. She d. Mb. 

24, 1803, at Rye. 

100 William, b. July 26, 1738 ; m. Keziah Paine. Resided at Chester; has a 

gr. son True J. residing at Chester. 

101 Margaret, b. July 20, 1740. 

102 Abner, b. July 81, 1742 ; d. Oct. 1753. 

103 Sarah, b. Aug. 28, 1744 ; d. unmd. in Rye, Dec. 31, 1796. 

104 Hannah, b. Dec. 18, 1746. 

105 John, b. Dec. 9, 1748. Tradition says that the nsodier and 5 cltildrea d. of 

the throat distemper between 11th and 17th Oct. 1753. 

16 WILLIAM LOCKE, [351 m. 1. MIRABAH PAGE, Feb. 1729. 2. m. 
BETSY [ELIZABETH] RAND, Jany. 5, 1734-35; resided at Rye. 
I find no records of chil. by 1st wf. He may have mo?ed to (Barhngton ?) 

IV. Chil. by 2. wf. 

106 Mirabah, b. Aug. 5, 1735. — 107 Hannah, b. Feb. 18, 1737-38. 
108 Elizabeth, b. Mh 3, 1739-40. — 109 Abigail, b. Mh. 4, 1743. 

110 WUIiam, b. Sep. 9, 1745 ; m. Betsy Babb. ^ 

112 Samuel, b. Aug. 14, 1748. — 113 Mary, b. Ap. 6, 1751. 

17 ELUAH LOCKE, [401 m. HULDAH PERKINS, Mh. 22, 1739, who 
was b. Sep. 23, 1718. Resided at Rye; was a deacon; d. about 1782. 

IV. Chil. 

114 Huldi^h, b. Oct. 2, 1739 ; m. Moses Seavey. 

115 Martha, bap. Jany. 3, 1742; m. Bickford Lang, Mh. 8, 1764. 

116 Mary, bap. Nov. 25, 1744 ; m. Robert Saunders, July 7, 1765. 

117 Elijah, bap. Sep. 29, 1746 ; d. yg. — 118 Elizabeth, bap. Jany. 15, 1749. 
119 Levi, bap. Dec. 9, 1750. 

190 William, bap. Ap. 15, 1753 ; d. yg. 

121 Elijah, bap. Dec. 15, 1754; m. Elizabeth Brown, Nov.^1, 1776. Re- 34 

sided at Rye or Epsom, and had a 2d wf. 

122 William, b. June 16, 1758 ; m. Abigail Saunders, Oct 28, 1778. 86 

their views and ordained each other in the new denomination. Elder Locke remained some 
years in Gilmanton, then removed to Chesierville, Me. and d. when absent from home at Em- 
den, Feb 24, a. 82. tiis son, Ward Locke, was a preacher, and representative from Cl^es- 
terville, and d. Nov. idsiS. He m. Betsy bteams, of Mt. Vernon, Me. and had son liiram 
Ward, b. 1819, who was a teacher in Mississippi in 1849. Eld. Ward Locke's wid. m. Sam- 
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It ELI8HA LOCKE, [41] m. TBTPHENA IfOULTON, Jany. 13, 1748. 
Resided at HaverhUl, Grafton Co. N. H. 

IV. cha. 

128 Elisha, b. 1743 ; d. yg. — 124 Daniel, b. 1745 ; piob. d. yg. 

125 Mary, b. 1747 ; m. Ladd, of Haverhill. 

126 Hannah, b. 1755; m. Ladd, of Haverhill, brother of the one 

above. 

127 William, b. ; was a peculiar sort of a man ; was a stone-cutter, and 

went by the name of '' Picker Locke ; '' he d. at Rye, Ap. 19, 182S. 

128 Elisha, b. 1760, was a soldier of the Revolution ; resided then in GraAon 
Co. N. H. ; m. and had — 128> Phebe, b. 1790 ; d. 1809 ; — 128^ Wallace, 
b. 1792, is a Methodist minister in Orleans Co. N. Y. ; — 128^ Susan, b. 
1794, m. ; — 128^ David, b. 1796 ; m. lived in Michigan ; — 128* Dorothy, 
b. 1798, d. 1816 ; — 128^ Jonathan, b.1800 ; d. 1829 ; 128' Johnson, b. 1802 ; 
m. lives in Orleans Co. N. Y. ; — 128^ Nathan, b. 1804 ; m. lives at Sweden, 
Munroe Co. N. Y. — 128» Amos, b. 1806 ; m. lives in Michigan ; — 128>* 
Dudley, b. 1808 ; m. lives in Sweden. The father moved to Munroe Co. 
N. Y. in 1816, and d. Jany. 28, 1844. 

129 David, b. (1767 .?) ; m. 1. Hannah Lellingham, 1787. 

2. Rachel Brainard, Nov. 6, 1809. He d. at 
Maidstone, Vt. 1832. Had — 130 William ; — 131 Elisha, (both live in 
Ohio) ; — 132 David, in Batavia, N. Y. — 133 James, at Mt. Healthy, Ohio ; 
— 134 John F. at Lower Columbia, N. H. 



19 JAMES LOCKE, [45] m. SARAH . Resided at Rye. 

IV. Chil. 
136 Sarah, b. July 27, 1725 ; m. John Marden, Mb. 28, 1746. 

136 Ann, b. Oct. 10, 1726. 

137 James, b. June 30, 1729 ; m. Sarah Leavitt, June 14, 1750. 8S 

138 Elizabeth, b. Oct. 22, 1730; — 139 Mary, b. Jany. 21, 1732. 

140 Mirabah, b. Oct. 13, 1733. — 141 Lydia or Love, b. June 3, 1736. 

142 John, b. Oct 3, 1737. — 143 AbigaU, b. Mb. 25, 1741. 



20 JOSEPH LOCKE, [47] m. 1. HANNAH JENNESS, Dec 4, 1739. 
2. m. Wid. MARY ODIORNE, Ap.20, 1768. He resided at Rye, and 
d. 1790 or *91 ; his 2d ^f. d. Jany. 28, 1805, a. 81. 

IV. Chil by 1st wf. 
144 Hannah, b. June 3, 1740. — 145 Joseph, bap. Ap. 4, 1742 ; d. yg. 

146 Richard, b. Sep. 4, 1744; m. Huldah Hobbs. 37 

147 Joseph, bap. July 21, 1751 ; d. yg. 

148 Joshua, bap, Ap. 28, 1753 or '54 ; m. Charity Marden, Jany. 18, 1776. 38 

149 Mary, bap. N^v. 21, 1756. 

Chil. by 2d wf. 

150 Joseph, b.* 1768 ; m. 1. Mary Brown, Nov. 16, 1794. 39 

2. OliveFoss, 1804. 

151 Benjamin, b. 1770; d. yg. 

152 Hannah, b. Mb. 1773 ; m. Samuel Mow ; resided at Rye. 
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21 JEREBnAH LOCKE, [m m. 1. MART ELKTNS, Fel>.S,17iB; re- 
sided at Rye; d. Jany. 28, 1795 ; will proved Feb. 18, 1795. Perhaps 
m. for a 2d wf. a Wid. BERRY. 

IV, ChiL 

IM Joseph, b. Oct. 23, 1758 or '54 ; m. Martha Dow, Jane 25, 1778. 10 

165 Mary,b. May 25, 1755 ; m. Samuel Jenness, Mh. 21, 1775. Resided at 
Northampton. 

22 RICHARD LOCKE, [54] m. ELIZABETH GARLAND. Resided at 
Rye. He d. May 15, 1804, a. 84. 

V. Chil. 

156 John, bap. Oct 19, 1746; m. I. Sarah Jones, Sep. 29, 1769. 

2. Thankful Blazo, Aug. 18, 1796. Resided 
at Rye; will proved May 18, 1801 ; had — 157 John, b. 1770; d. about 
1786; —158 Jeremiah, b. 1771; m. Susan Rand, 1798; he d. Oct. 21, 
1804 ; resided at Rye, (had — 158* Richard, b. 1794 ; m. Sarah A. Leavitt, 
lives at Rye ; — 158« John, b. 1796 ; m. Mary Powers, lives at Rye ; — 158« 
Hamilton C. b. 1798 ; m. Mary A. Rand, lives at Portsmouth ; — 158^ Ira, 
b. 1802, d. — 158^ Jeremiah, b. 1804 ; m. Mary Wentworth, lives at Mad. 
bury.) — 159 Richard and Molly, twins, b. 1773 ; — 160 George W. b. 
1777; — 161 Jonathan, b. 

162 Abner, b. Mh. 13, 1748 ; d. yg. 

162^ Richard, bap. Jany. 7, 1750; m. Sarah Palmer, Nov. 2, 1769; he d. Dec 
26, 1827 ; resided at Rye ; had — 163 Richard, b. 1773, d. yg : — 164 
Joseph, b. 1775; m. 1. Lucy Marden, May 13, 1794 ; 2. Wid. Hannah Berry. 

165 Jacob, bap. Feb. 23, 1752 ; d. yg. 

166 Abner, bap. May 26, 1754 ; d. Ap. 15, 1825, a. 71. 

167 Jacob, bap. Jany. 1757 ; m. Mehitable Higgins, of Greenland, June 4, 1778 ; 
resided at Wakefield ; had — 168 John ; m. Jumald ; — 169 Ja* 
cob, unmd. ; — 170 Nathaniel ; m. Hannah Pitman ; — 171 Mary ; m. 
Allen ; — 172 Sarah, m. Cook ; 173 Betsy ; m. Joseph Pitman. 

174 Tryphena, b. June, 1759; d. unmd. Aug. 3, 1830. 

175 Job, bap. Sep. 26, 1762 ; m. 1. Hannah Lang, Nov. 10, 1785, who d. Jany. 
29, 18U6. 2. m. Abigail Philbrick, who d. Mh. 1 1, 1810, a. 43. 3. m. Sarah, 
Locke, [418] who d. Aug. 29, 1852, a. 80. He resided at Rye ; d. July 20, 
1848, a. 86. Had — 176 Daniel, b. 1787 ; d. yg ; — 177 Sally, b. 1791 ; 
d. yg. ; _ 178 Sally W. b. 1790 ; d. Dec. 31, 1831 ; — 179 Hannah ; d. yg. ; 

— 180 Job, b. 1799; m. Hannah Randall, and d. 1852; — 181 Anna, b. 
1807 ; d. yg. ; — 182 John W. P. m. Mary B. Locke, [448] ; — 183 Eliza- 
beth, b. 1797. 

184 Sarah, bap. Sep. 8, 1765; d. Feb. 8, 1803. 

185 Elizabeth, bap. Ap. 10, 1768. 

186 Simon, bap. Sep. 23, 1770 ; m. 1. Abigail Mace, who d. Feb. 1803. 2. m. 
Elizabeth Allen, 1803, who d. Nov. 29, 1838, a. 62. He was living at 
Rye, 1852. Had — 187 Mehitable, b. 1792 ; m. Daniel Burley ; — 189 
Richard, b. 1794 ; m. Margaret Welch, Oct 21, 1823 ; — 190 Sarah Frost, 
b. 1796; m. Edward Caswell; — 191 Simon, b. 1797; d. Aug. 1, 1819; 

— 192 William, b. 1799 ; m. Charlotte Wentworth, Nov. 6, 1825 ; — 193 
Abner, b. May 6, 1804 ; m. 1. Eunice Wallis. 2. m. Mary A. Young ; — 
194 Abigail, b. 1805; m. Asa Locke, Jr. (422) ; — 195 John Lan^on; 
m. Mary Randall ; — 196 Alfred ; — 197 Thomas ; — 198 Elizabeth ; 

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tS JETHRO LOCKE, [68] m. HANNAH RAND, Feb. % 1748, wlio was 
b. May 28, 1729 ; resided at Barrington, and d. Oct 29, 1807. She d. 
Feb. 15, 1831. 

V. Chil. 

201 HaiMiah, b. 1748. 

202 Dorothy, b. 1750; (m. Elijah Otis, July 19, 1771?) He raided at 

Rochester and Durham, d. Ap. 8, 1838, a. 89. She d. at Rye, 1824. 

203 Simon, b. 1753 ; m. Lydia Foss. 4S 

204 Mirabah, b. 1756; m. Babb, of Strafford. 
905 Elizabeth, b. 1758 or *d9 ; was twice m. 

206 Jethro', b. Mb. 6, 1764 ; m. Abigail (Locke ?) 43 

24 JONATHAN LOCKE, [701 m. HANNAH FOGG, Ap. 14, 1757, who 
d. June 10, 1819, a. 83. He resided at Hampton, and d. Jany. 27, 
1800, a. 67. 

V. Chil. 

207 Hannah, b. ; d. Feb. 14, 1789, a. 27. 

208 Jonathan, b. ; m. Deborah Knowtes, and d. Mb. 4, 1790, a. 25. 

209 Nathaniel, b. Aug. 22, 1766 ; m. Lydia Page, Mb. 18, 1992. Resided at 
Hampton. Had — 210 Hannah; m. John Towie ; — 211 Jonathaa ; m. 
Mary Elkins ; — 212 Miriam; m. Joseph Palmer; — 213 Samuel; m. 
Mary Dearborn; — 214 Sherburn ; m. Louisa Lamprey; — 215 Mary 
Ann; m. Reuben Brown ; — 216 Nathaniel; m. Mary Lane; — 217 Lydia; 
m. John Lamprey ; — 218 Sarah, d. unmd. 

219 Miriam, b. ; m. Dudley Lamprey, and d. June 25, 1796, a. 23. 

220 Mary, b. ; m. Stephen Locke, [221] of HoUis, Nov. 2, 1791 ; d. 1852. 

26 CALEB LOCKE, [731 m. BETST^ . He resided at Hollts, 

Me. and d. Ap. 10, 1820. His wf. d. Dec. 17, 1825, a. 82. 

V. ChU. 

221 Betsy, b. inoe 17, 1763 ; m. Joseph Hooper. 

222 Stephen, b. Feb. 2, 1765 ; m. Mary Locke, (220) Nov. 2, 1791 ; resided at 

Hollis, and d. Dec. 21, 1812. 

223 Thomas D. b. June 13, 1768 ; ro. Chadboum ; resided at Hollis. 

224 Tristram, b. Oct. 19, 1771 ; d. June 2, 1832. 

225 Caleb, b. Dec. 7, 1773 ; m. Clark ; resides at HoUia. 

226 Joseph, b. Jany. 1, 1779 ; d. Oct. 26, 1799. 

227 Samuel, b. Aug. 16, 1784 ; resides at Hallowell, Me. ; was formerly a 

Schoolmaster. 

228 Mary, b. Aug. 12, 1787. 



26 SAMUEL LOCKE, [74] it is said resided at Brentwood, and had three 
wives, (a SAMUEL LOCKE m. in Kensington, ESTHER DOW, Aug. 
15, 1768, and a SAMUEL m. HANNAH MAGOON, Jany. 25, 1771, at Ken- 
sington.) He prob. d. at Raymond in 1818, leaving w/. " Salla " — will proved 
Nov. 8, 1818. 

V. Chil. 

229 Benjamin. — 230 Betsy, b. m. Page. 

231 Deborah, b. ; m. Smith. 

232 Wier, (John Weare ? fath's will.) — 23a Samuel, b. 

234 Miriam, b. ; m. Cook. — 235 Lucy, b. ; m. Marsh. 



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«7 FRANas LOCKE. [81] m. 1. SARAH PAGE, Jany. 34, 1761. 2. 
m. ELIZABETH BACHELDER, Dec. 31, 1767, who is menrioned in 
his will, which is dated Mh. 1, 1781, and proved Feh. 21, 1787. He resided at 
Rye, prob. a short time in Harrington, and d. at Epsom. In bis will he names 
son Abraham, da us. Elizabeth Cass and Hannah Bickford ; the other chil. are 
supposed to have d. unmd. before he made his will, 

V. Chil. b. at Rye. 

236 Sarah, b. Oct. 13, 1751 ; [Did she m. Joseph Seavy, Dec. 24, 1769 ?] 

237 Deliverance, bap. Ap. 11, 1754. 

238 Elizabeth, b. May 2, 1756 ; m. Cass. — 239 Francis, b. Oct 12, 1767, 

240 Abraham, bap. June 28, 17tK). Administration was granted on the Estate of 

Deacon Abraham Locke,of Epsom, to wid. Mary, May 15, 1806. 

241 Hannah, bap. Jany. 9, 1763 ; m. Bickford. 

28 EPHRAIM LOCKE, [84] m. COMFORT DOWSE, May 14, 1762 ; he 
prob. resided at Epsom, and d. 1798. Administration was granted to 

Francis ; Samuel was surety. May 12, 1798 ; they were prob. his sons. His first 
two chil. were b. at Rye ; have no record of the others. He was a soldier in the 
Revolution, and perhaps a Representative in the N. Hampshire Legislature. 

V. Chil. 

242 Prudence, b. 1753. — 243 Ephraim, b. 1757. 

244 Asa, b. 1763 ; m. wid. Mary (Nason) Shaw, moved to Vermont, and d. 
1847, near St. Albans, a. 84. He bad — 245 Richard S. b. 179*2 ; m. 1. 
Mercy Munson ; 2. m. Julia Parker ; resided at St. Albans in 1849, and had 
a son Warren in Boston. — 246 William, b. ; resided at Grand 

Ri^ids, Mich, had a son Levi, at Mich. — 247 Veranis, who lived in Vt 
near the Canada line, in 1849. 

248 Samuel, b. ; m. Mary Evans, resided at Epsom, kept a tavern, 

d. about 1816. His will was proved May 15, 1816 ; he lef\ chil. — 249 
Samuel, d. at Lowell, 1847 ; —250 Daniel Evans; — 251 Eleanor; — 
252 Polly; —253 Charlotte; —254 Ruhamah ; —255 Irene, m. Dr. 
Jacob Williams; and — 256 Hannah, and a gr. son, George Evans, prob. 
the celebrated comedian, son of Samuel. 

256^ Francis, b. ; resided at Epsom ; bad — 267 Ephraim. Ephraim 

Locke, of Epsom, was appointed Guardian to Abraham Locke, an adult 
" turn eampos^^^ Sep. 7, 179 L 

29 MOSES LOCKE, [88] m. MARY ORGAN, Mh. 12, 1755, and had at 
Kensington the following chil. He moved from K. 

V. Chil. 
258 Mehitable, bap. Dec. 4, 1767. — 269 Ann, bap. Feb. 13, 1760. 

260 Jonathan, bap. Ap. 19, 1762 ; [Did he m. Hannah Haddaway, in Boston, 

Aug. 27, 1797 >] 

261 Hannah, bap. May 6, 1764. — 262 Mary, bap. Sep. 6, 1766. 

263 Elijah, bap. July 4, 1768. 

30 TIMOTHY BLAKE LOCKE, [89] m. 1. LYDIA DOW, June 1, 1767, 
2. m. PATIENCE PERKINS, Jany. 22, 1781 ; resided at Kensington 
and Seabrook. 

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264 Josiah, b. Nov. 10, 1757 ; m. Bethia • He was drowned, Sep. 
23, 1816, a- 69. Had —266 Lydia, b. Aug. 1, 1784 ; —266 Sally, b. 



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Ap. 6, 1786 ; — 367 Eunice, b. Dec. 12, 1788 ; — 268 David, b. Fob. 19, 
1791 ; — 269 Ruth, b. Dec. 24, 1703 ; —270 Elizabeth, b. Mh. 22, 1795 ; 
271 Dolly, b. Oct 9, 1797 ; — 272 Oliver P. b. Mh. 6, 1800, merchant in 
Boston ; — 273 Sewall, b. Dec. 18, 1802 ; — 274 Samuel, b. Oct 31, 
1806. 

275 Simon, b. Aug. 13, 1759. 

276 Edward, b. Dec. 15, 1760 ; m. Betty Perkins, Nov. 27, 1781. Resided at 
Kensington ; had — 277 Lydia, bap. Nov. 7, 1784 ; — 278 Betty, bap. 
May 28, 1786 ; d. Ap. 1788 ; — 279 Timothy, bap. Jany. 3, 1790 ; —280 
Betty, bap. Aug. 10, 1794. 

, 281 James, b. Nov. 14, 1762 ; m. . Resided at Andover, 

Mass. where he kept a tavern many years. 

282 John, b. Feb. 29, 1764 ; resided at Seabrook. 

283 Blake, b. Feb. 20, 1766. — 284 Lydia, bap. Ap. 28, 1771. 
285 Joseph, bap. Ap. 10, 1773. — 286 Jeremiah, bap. May 5, 1776. 

31 JONATHAN LOCKE, [96] m. ABIGAIL TOWLE. He resided at 
Rye, and d. Sep. 13, 1813, a. 82 ; she d. his wid. Mh. 22, 1817, a. 81. 

V. Chil. 

287 Jonathan, b. 1759 ; m. Mary Rand, Nov. 23, 1785, at New Castle, 

and d. about 1842 ; had — 288 Jonathan, b. 1787 ; m. Mary Vennai^ 
Dec. 24, 1812 ; — 289 William, b. 1789 ; unmd. ; — 290 Nabby, b. 
1791 ; m. William Neil ; — 291 Joseph L. b. 1792; m. Salty Wedgwood; 

— 292 Michael ; — 293 John ; 294 Polly, b. 1804 ; m. Asa Watson. 

295 Abner, b. 1760; d. in the Revolutionary Army, Aug. 16, 1778. 

296 Mary, b. July 21, 1763 ; d. 1763. 

297 Abigail, b. July 21, 1764; m. Jonathan Jenness, of Rye, where they re- 

sided. She d. May 24, 1844. 

298 John, b. July 15, 1767 ; m. Abigail Jenness, Sep. 30, 1787, who d. July 4, 
1812, a. 43. He d. Mh. 27, 1814, a. 47 ; resided at Rye ; had — 299 
Samuel J. b. Mh. 1, 1790 ; m. L Polly W. Waldron ; 2. m. Betffv Marden ; 

— 300 Abigail, b. Nov. 22, 1793 ; m. Gen. Thomas Goss, of Rye, June, 
1816; — 301 Elizabeth, b. Jany. 1, 1797; — 302 Oily S. b. May 10, 
1795; m. William Berry; —303 Jethro, b. Nov. 19, 1798; m. Martha 
Mason. He d. in Portsmouth, Sep. 23, 1848 ; — 304 Jonathan, b. Ap. 9« 
1799 ; d. unmd. June 14, 1826 ; — 305 Edwin, b. Mh. 29, 1800 ; m. Lou- 
isa Berry ; — 306 Mary, b. Feb. 11, 1803 ; m. John Clark. 

307 Joseph, b. 1770 ; m. Abigail Marden, Dec. 4, 1794, and he d. Jany. 27, 
1816. She d. Mh. 25, 1848, a. 72 ; resided at Rye. Had — 308 Hannah 
Wallis, b. 1796 ; m. Joseph J. Berry ; — 309 Abigail Towle, b. 1797 ; m. 
Benjamin Berry ; — 310 Sarah Ann, b. 1799 ; m. AmOs S. Jenness ; — 
311 Joseph, b. 1806 ; m. Hannah Knowles ; — 312 Lucretia, b. 1803 ; m. 
Moses L. Garland ; — 313 Patty, b. 1801 ; m. Reuel Garland ; — 314 
William, b. 1813, twin ; — 315 Jonathan, b. 1813 ; m. Almira Brown. 

316 Daniel, b. 1772; d. Jany. 1, 1840, unmd. 

317 Jethro, b. 1775 ; m. Martha Webster, Ap. 26, 1801 ; resided at Bye, 
and d. Ap. 3, 1821. Had — 318 Hiram, b. 1802 ; m. Mary Duncan ; — 
319 Daniel T. b. 1805 ; —320 John W. b. 1808 ; —321 David, b. ; 
m. Grant. 

322 Hall Jackson, b. 1777 ; m. Abigail Amazeen; resided at New Castle; d. 
May 23, 1836. 

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SS DBA. DAVID LOCKE, [981 m. 1. HANNAH LOVERING, of Ken- 

sington, Feb. 9, 1758 ; resided at Rye, and d. June 7, 1810. She d. 

Sep. 23, 1807. For a 2d wf. he m. Wid. ELKINS, who d. Dec. 4, 1835, a. 89. 

V. Chil. 
323 Reuben, b. Ap. 26, 1758; ro. Phebe Chapman, or Chatman, of Epsom ; re- 
sided at Corinth ; d. Aug. 15, 1824. Had — 324 David, b. July 26, 1791 ; 

— 325 Mary, b. Mh. 15, 1793; —326 Hannah, b. Sep. 15, 1794 ; — 327 
Sarah, b. July 19, 1796 ; —328 Reuben, b. Ap. 4, 1798 ; —329 John, b. 
Oct 21, 1799 ; —330 Hains, b. Oct. 22, 1801 ; — 331 Nancy, b. Feb. 9, 
1804; d. 1804. 

332 Simeon, b. Mh. 21 or 31, 1760 ; m. Abigail Blake, of Epsom ; resided at 
Concord, where they both d. about 1838. Had — 333 Annah, b. Dec. 16, 
1784; m. John Sanders ; resides* at Concord; — 334 Samuel, b. Oct 29, 
1786 ; m. and resides at Concord ; — 335 David, b. Oct. 19, 1788 ; m. 
Locke, resides at Lyman ; — 336 Simeon, b. Dec. 14, 1790 ; m. Clara 
Tash ; — 337 John, b. Mh. 14, 1794 ; — 338 Josiah, b. Sep. 16, 1796 ; — 
339 James, b. Sep. 19, 1798; —340 Sarah, b. Mh. 29, 1801 ; — 341 Jo- 
seph, b. Dec. 7, 1804. Samuel, above son of Simeon, m. Clara Ta^h, 1814 ; 
resides at South New Market. Had, Lydia, b. 1815 ; m. Nathaniel Kimball ; 

— John, b. 1817 ; m. R. Sanborn ; — Simeon, b. 1818 ; m. Nancy Clark ; 

— Joseph Ham, b. May 15, 1819; m. Nancy R. Kent, May, 1842 ; is a mer- 
chant in Boston, residing in Charlestown. 

842 Sarah, b. Nov. 24, 1761 ; m. 1. Josiah Webster, of Rye, who d. May 16, 
1805, a. 48. 2. m. Waterhouse ; resided at Rye. 

343 Mary, b. May 7, 1763 or '64 ; m. Joseph Sanborn, of Chichester ; resided 

at Campton. 

344 David, b. Nov. 24, 1765 ; m. Anna Towle, of Hampton ; resided at Epsom ; 
was living 1852. Had — 345 David, b. May 23, 1790 ; — 346 Abigail, b. 
Ap. 26, 1796; m. Green; —347 Nancy, b. Aug. 9, 1801 ; m. 

Gove. 
848 Jonathan, b. Feb. 9 or 19, 1768 ; m. Lydia Hall, of Portsmouth, Dec. 23, 
1790 ; resided at Dover ; d. June, 1841, at Freedom. Had — 349 Pegey 
Hall, b. Oct. 16, 1791 ; — 350 Samuel Hall, b. Oct 9, 1794 ; — 351 David, 
b. May 21, 1793; d. 1801 ; —352 Lydia, b. Sep. 11, 1797 ; d. 1798 ; — 
353 Nancy, b. Feb. 12, 1800; —354 William, b. Sep. 20, 1802. Stacy, 
lives at Salmon Falls ; Edwin, in California ; Augustus, lives at Salmon Falls ; 
Jonathan, the father, had a second wife. 
^-«55 Levi, b. Feb. 7, 1770; m. Hannah Prescott, of Hampton Falls, Aug. 31, 
-^ 1796 ; resided at Rye ; d. Sep. 1850. Had — 356 Simeon B. P. b. 1799 ; 

m. Sarah Cass; — 357 Benjamin L. b. July 28, 1801; m. Mores, 

(now General Locke, of Epsom ;) — 358 Levi M. b. ; m. 

Cochran ; — 359 Joseph, b. ; m. Sanborn ; is a Universalist Minister \ 

— 3tK) Lucy M. b. ; m. D. Tilton ; — 361 Betsy, b. ; m« 
J. Tilton ; — 362 Almira, b. ; m. Johnson. 

863 John, b. May 22, 1772 ; m. Abigail Dearborn, of New Hampton ; was a 

Physician in Boston, Mass. and d. in Chelsea, Mass. Sep. 5, 1846. 

864 Annah, b. Mh. 27, 1774 ; m. Timothy Prescott, Jany. 2, 1794, resided at 

Gilmanton ; d. Sep. 28, 1807. She d. Nov. 23, 1837. 

865 William, b. Ap. 9, 1776 ; m. Esther Knowles, of Epsom, resides at Irasburg, 

Vt ; d. Mh. 3, 1841. 

366 Abigail, b. Nov. 20, 1778 ; m. Bickford Lang ; resided at Epsom and Ohio. 

367 Benjamin, b. Dec. 28, 1780 ; m. Pamelia Conner, of Portsmouth, where he 
resided ; d. July 8, 1816. Left ehil. — 367» Mary A. ; — 367« Margaret 
A. L. 5 —367* Charlotte A. ; — 367< Benjamin F, 

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Ntnejr, h. Mh. 9, 1985 ; m. Morris Lftmpray, of New Hamptoa. She ii 
living, 1852. 

83 WILLIAM LOCKE, [110] m. BETST BABB. Resided at Barrington. 
His will was dated Ap. 18, 1826. 

V. Chil. 

869 Samuel. — 370 John. — 371 William. 
372 Elisha. — 373 Benjamin. — 374 Hannah. 
375 Mirabah. — 876 Molly. — 377 Betsy. 

878 Dolly, b. Aug. 11, 1784 ; m. Barzilla ShurtleflT, Sep. 9, 1810, who was b. in 

Carver, Mass. Dec. 22, 1780. Moved to Illinois. 
878^ Alice. 

84 EUJAH LOCKE, [121] m. ELIZABETH BROWN, Nov. 21, 1776. 

V. Chil. 

870 Elijah, b. 1781 ; m. Hannah Saunders, Jany. 21, 1802 ; resided at Alexan- 
dria, N. H. ; had — 380 Reuben; — 381 Benjamin ; — 382 Hannah, and 
several more. 

888 Mar^, b. 1784 ; m. John Wallis ; resided at Epsom. 
384 Levi, b. ; m. Rachel Towle ; resided at Chichester. 

There were several daus. names not known. 

85 WILLIAM LOCKE, [122] m. ABIGAIL SAUNDERS, Oct. 28, 1778 ; 
moved from Rye to Epsom about 1780, and thence to Alexandria, N. H. 
about 1808 ; was a blacksmith ; d. Ap. 9, 1828 ; his wf. d. Oct 23, 1828.. 

V. Chil. 
885 John, b. Mh. 17, 1780 ; m. Abigail Locke, [ ] Sep. 1799, who d. May 3, 
1809, and he m. Mehitable Bickford, who d. Oct 23, 1842. He d. Mh. 15, 
1849 ; resided at Epsom. Had by Ist wf. — 386 William, b. Dec. 24, 
1799 ; m. resided at Boston, Mass. and Alexandria ; d. Nov. 15, 1848 ; — 
387 .Pattv, b. Nov. 25, 1801 ; d. Nov. 9, 1822, in Boston ; — 388 Francis, 
b. Nov. 25, 1803 ; d. Dec. 17, 1830, in Boston. By 2d wf. — 389 Abigail, 
b. Aug. 28, 1810 ; d. Ap. 29, 1817 ; — 390 John, b. Jany. 10, 1812 ; m. 
is a cabinet maker at Loudon ; — 391 Samuel, b. Mh. 17, 1814 ; m. ; — 
392 Sally, b. Feb. 12, 1816; m. j — 393 George, (twin) b. Feb. 12, 1816; 
m. ; — 394 Benjamin, b. Sep. 15, 1818; m. ; — 395 Abigail, b. Jany. 3, 
1821 ; m. ; —396 Martha, b. July 5, 1825 ; m. 

897 Abigail, b. Sep. 3, 1781 ; m. Jeremiah Page ; resided at Epsom or Alexan- 

dria ; she d. Nov. 5, 1847. 

898 Huldah, b. Aug. 4, 1783 ; m, John Page ; resided at Epsom ; she d. May 

28, 1829. 

899 William, b. Sep. 6, 1785 ; m. Mary Shaw ; resided at Alexandria, and d. 

Sep. 3, 1829. 

400 Elizabeth, b. July 11, 1788 ; m. John Langley, resided at Chester ; she d, 

Ap. 22, 1823. 

401 Reuben, b. Mh. 14, 1791 ; m. Jane McMurphy ; is a farmer at Alexandria. 

86 JAMES LOCKE, (137) m. SARAH LEAVITT, June 14, 1750, in 
Rye ; resided at Rye and Deerfield. They were probably the parents of 
the following chil. ; one of the daughters m. a Hill, of Epping. 

V. Chil. 

402 Moses, b. 1751. —403 Ruth,b. 1752; d. unmd. 

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mouth ; will proved Jany. 10, 1882. Had — 405 Sarati, b. 1777 ; m. 
Riggs ; — 406 James, b. ; m. Eleanor Berry, Feb. 18, 1808 ; she 

d. June 25, 1849, a. 70 ; — 407 Aaron, b. ; never m. ; — 408 John, 

b. ; m. Abigail (Goodwin ; — 409 Maltha, b. ; m, Samuel 

Rand ; — 410 Hannah, b. ; m. Samuel Rand. 

411 Hannah, b. 1755. 

412 John, b. 1757 ; was a refugee — went to Nova Scotia. 

413 Sarah, b. 1759. —414 Samuel, b. 1701. 

415 Elizabeth, b. 1763. 

87 RICHARD LOCKE, [146] m. HULDAH HOBBS, who was b. Jany. 
24, 1746 ; resided at Rye ; he d. Oct. 20, 1823, at Northwood, and 
she d. Dec 5, 1824. 

V. Chil. 

416 Hannah, b. 1767 ; d. unmd. 

417 Hannah Jenness, b. May 22, 1769 or '70 ; m. John Marston: resided at 

Rye ; she d. Sep. 6, 1825, and he d. July 19, 1815. ^ 

418 Sarah, b. Feb. 29, 1771 or '72 ; m. Job Locke ( 175). She d. Aug. 29, 1852. 

419 James Hobbs, b. June 3, 1773 ; m. Hannah Berry, An. 17, 1801. He was 
a mariner, resided at Rye ; d. Jany. 8, 1808 ; she d. Jany. 10, 1810. 

420 Asa, b. Aug. 14, 1775 ; ro. Elizabeth Hobbs, Nov. 12, 1799, who d. Dec. 1, 
1845, a. 65. He is living at Rye, 1853. They had — 421 Sally Hobbs, 
b. Feb. 15, 1800 ; d. Aug. II, 1825 ; —422 Asa, b. Oct 18, 1801 ; m. 
Abigail Locke, (194) Ap. 15, 1824 ; — 423 James H. b. Nov. 27, 1804 ; 
m. Sarah A. Mow, Aue. 19, 1827; —424 Lemuel, b. Nov. 19, 1806; m. 
1. Esther , who d. Aug. 21, 1838 ; m. 2. Belinda Bunker ; — 425 
Pema T. b. Dec. 27, 1808 ; d. Dec. 5, 1809 ; — 426 Jonathan D. b. Ap. 1, 
1811; m. Caroline Garland; —427 Pema T. b. June 16^ 1813; d. Oct 
81, 1829 ; —428 Gardiner T. b. Feb. 8, 1816 ; m. Julia A. Garland ; — 
429 John O. b. Dec. 3, 1821 ; d. Aug. 15, 1822 ; —430 Mary E. b. Mh. 
2, 1824 ; d. Feb. 26, 1825. 

431 Joshua, b. Aug. 14, 1775, twin, d. an infant 

432 Richard, b. Oct 5, 1779 ; m. 1. Sarah Woods, 1807, who d. Oct. 22, 1815 ; 
m. 2. B^tsy Tucker ; resided at Rye and Concord, and d. July, 1840. Had 
— 433 Worthy Dearborn, b. 1807 ; drowned ; —434 James, b. 1809 ; d. 
in Mass. ; — 435 Gordon H. b. 1812 ; d. in Mass. ; — 436 (Sheriden ?) b. 
1814 ; — 437 Sarah W. b. ; m. Knowles ) — 438 WiUiam. 

88 JOSHUA LOCKE, [148] m. CHARITY MARDEN, Jany* 18, 1776 ; 
resided at Rye. 

V. Chil. 

439 Nabby, b. ; m. Furber. 

440 Polly, b. ; m. Jonathan Brown, Jr. ; resided at Rye. 

441 Rachel, b. ; m. Joseph Brown ; lived at Deerfield. 

39 JOSEPH LOCKE, [1501 m. 1. MARY BROWN, Nov. 16, 1794, who 
d. Dec. 1803. 2. m. OLLY [OLIVE] FOSS, 1804, who d. Mh. 5, 1825, 
a. 46. He resided at Rye, and d. Mh. 3, 1841, a. 73. 

V. Chil. 

442 John, b. 1795 ; m. Mary Ann Ringe, who d. Jany. 10, 1840, a. 89. 

He resided at Rye, and d. June 10, 1843, a. 48. 

443 Mary Brown, b. 1809 ; ro. John W. P. Locke, [182] who d. Ap. 25, 

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40 J08EPH LOCKE, [154] m. MARTHA DOW. June 26, 1778, who ^ 
b. Oct. 6, 1766, and d. Jany. 31, 1792. He resided at Rye, and d. Ap. 
22, 1790. 

V. Chil. 

444 Jeremiah, b. Dec. 9, 1778 ; m. Hitty [MehitableJ Rand, 1800. His daa« 

Mary m. a Mendel, with whom her father now, 1852, resides at Gieat Falls. 

445 Henry, b. Aug. 25, 1780 ; d. in infancy. 

446 Mary, b. Ap. 31, 1782 ; (m. Jonathan Perkins?) 

447 Mercy, b. Jany. 11, 1784; m. Samuel Mason. 

448 Joseph, b. May 4, 1787 ; m. Olive Berry, who was b. June 24, 1798. 

41 JONATHAN LOCKE, [78] m. ABIGAIL PERRY, of Attleboro', Mass. 
who was b. Mh. 16, 1T26-7, dau. of Jacob and Abigail (Smith) Perry. 

He was a resident of Chilmark, Mass. in 1758, and removed to Shelbume Co. 
Nova Scotia, about 1761, where he and his wf. d. at an advanced age. He was 
called a doq|or, having some skill in medicine. His descendants reside prin- 
cipally in Shelbume Co. N. S. 

V. Chil. 

449 Samuel, who had ( — 450 John, who had John ; — Samuel B.; — Eoos ; — 
Jonathan ; — Jerusha, who m. Robert D. Todd ; — a dau. who m. Mr. Ham- 
mond ; — a dau. who m. Allen Kempton, and Patience, who m. John Shaw.) 

— 45 1 Samuel , Jr. had (Samuel ; — Jacob ; — John ; — Collins ; — a dau. who 
m. Mr. Johnston ; — a dau. who m. James Stalker ; — a dau. who m. Gordon 
Bill ; — a dau. who m. Mr. Harlow ; — a dau. who m. her cousin Enos ; — 
Ann, who m. Louis Churchill ; — and Abigail ) — 452 James, had (James, 
who m. Miss McKinzey ; — Henry ; — a dau. who m. Thomas Dane ; — 
Sarah, who m. Lyman Cann ; — Bethiah, who m. Greorge Longherst.) -* 
453 A dau. who m. Enos Churchill ; — 454 Mary, who m. George Cann, 
and resided his wid. at Yarmouth, N.S. 1850; — 455 Prisciiia. unmd. 

456 Jacob. — 457 Mary./lw • (fi^l/cC^ 

458 Abigail, living in 1850. — 459 Ann. P 

42 Rev. SIMON LOCK, (a) [203] m. LYDIA FOSS, Mh. 29, 1774, at Bar- 
rington, who was b. Dec. 21, 1751, as by one record, or Dec. 19, 1752, 

by another. She is still living at Hollis, Me. a. over 100 or 101. Mr. Locke, 

who was b. Sep. 20, 1752 or '53, moved from Barrington to Hollis, Me. 17(0, 

and there d. Sep. 1, 1839. ^ ^^ ci.jtS^ 
Vr. Chil. 

460 Ephraim, b. Feb. 18, 1775; was a merchant many years in Boston, Mass. 
and New York city, and d. at N. York, Aug. 2, 1832, where his wid. now 
(1853) resides. They had — 461 Sophia, who is m.; — 462 Horatio, who 
m. Miss Thayer, and d. at Calcutta ; — 46% Sarah, who is m.; — 404 Mary ; 

— 465 Charles E. who was a Physician, m. and d. in New York ; — 466 
Frederick A. who is m. and a clerk in the Mechanics and Traders Bank, N. Y. 

467 Jesse, b. Sep. 9, 1777; m. June 9, 1799; is now living, and father of Jcmb 

A. of Boston, and Royal P. now in California. 

468 Joshua, b. Dec.ll, 1779 ; d. Aug. 16, 1802. 

469 Simon, b. Feb. 3, 1786 ; m. Oct. 1806. 

(«) I ought to have said before that nearly all of the descendants of John of Hampton speU 
their name withont the final tf. I am informed that Simon, above, had sisters Mary and 
Lydia in addition to thoae given on page 3d4| par. 23, and that all the chil. of ^Jeihro had 
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470 Lydtm, b. Jaoy. Id, 1793 ; m. John Dennet, Dec. 17, 1607 ; joow Inrinff at 

Hollw. 

471 Hannah, b. May 16, 1797 ; m. Joabiia Dennet, Sep. 3, 1812, and resides at 

Holhs. 

48 JETHRO LOCKE, [206] m. ABIGAIL (LOCKE ?) He resided in 
Barrington, and d. Mh. BO, 1814, and his wid. who was b. Jany. 14, 
1762, d. Ap. 5, 1829. 

VI. Chil. 

472 Simon, m. Olive Chadboume, of Hollis, Me. June 5, 1808, and resides at 

Somersworth ; has 10 chil. 

473 Hannah, m. Elias Varney ; she is dead. 

474 Isaac, is dead. — 475 Howard,* is dead. — 476 Jethro. 
477 Nathaniei. — 478 Joshua, is dead. — 479 Abigail. 



J. 

LOCKES OF RHODE ISLAND. 

It was my intention to have given some account of the family or families of 
Lockes that were at Block Island, Richmond, Charlestown, Kingston, and other 
places in Rhode Island. I am indebted to Hon. Wilkins Updike of Kingston, Wi P. 
Sheffield, Esq. of Fall River, and W. C. Folger, Esq. of Nantucket, for their eflforts 
to promote the success of my inquiries. But the information obtained is vet so 
incomplete, and much of it so entirely traditionary^ that I have concluded to 
postpone any general history of those families ui^til more facts can be obtained, 
merely observing that tradition says that John or Joseph Locke came from Scot- 
land to Block Island, probably aAer 1700, that he was sold into temporary 
slavery to pay his expenses out, and that he married Marcy [Mercy ?] Honney- 
well or Hunneywell, who was also sold for like cause, and that he had children : 
Joseph, (a) Timothy, Edward, Marcy, [Mercy] Nathaniel and Abijah. 

Of this tradition 1 have some doubts, in part at least, having a half-formed 
opinion that John, b. 1689, the oldest son of Nathaniel of Hampton, N. H. and 
Joseph, Abijah and Timothy, younger brothers of John, settled in Rhode Island, 
and were the first of the name in that State. Nathaniel, of Hampton, [see page 

J had a very large family, among whom were four sons of the same names 
e foregoing, and of whom no account can be found at Hampton, excepting 
a tradition that one or more of them went to Rhode Island. 

It is not however improbable, that there may have been an emigrant from Scot- 
land by the name of Joseph or John, under the circumstances berore named, and 
that in addition thereto some branches of the Hampton family may have also set- 
tled at Block Island or in other parts of the State. It is stated on the authority of 
an old lady, descended from Timothy of Block Island, and aAerwards of South 
Kingston, that Timothy came from " below *' Boston, in which town he learned 
the trade of a cordwainer, and m. Mary Mott at Block Island. This Timothy, I 
think, was from Hampton, and his wife Mary Mott or her parents may have also 
been from Hampton or vicinity. The *^ old Norfold '* Records of Mass. give us 
the name of Nathaniel and Elizabeth Mott, of Block Island, residing in Old 
Norfolk in 1685. This Timothy is said to have died in 1797, a. 97. 

(a) Mr. Charles B. Locke, of Richmond, R. I. is a descendaat of this Joseph. He has 
maDtfested aa interest ia ibe history of his ancestors, and furnished me with many facM. 
Mr. Charles F. T. Locke, of Oxford, Chenango Co. N. Y. is a gr. son of a Nathaniel of BUxk 
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If we may beliere tradUion^ another family of a dMforent origin aho resided at 
Block Island, that of Nathaniel *^ who came from England,'* and had by his 1. 
wf. Ann, John, b. about 1745, or 1750, (who was a roaster mariner,) and by % 
wf. who was Temperance Rose, had a son Abijah, who was also a master mari- 
ner. But I have no reliable information that will establish the fact that Nathan- 
niel the father was ^^ from England.'^ He may have been from Hampton. 
There were undoubtedly two brothers named John and Abijah, master mariners, 
and of whom 1 have some very interesting particulars. 

Here I shall leave the question, requesting that any information relating to the 
Rhode Island families may be forwarded to me, which will be thankfully received. 



K & L. 

HISTORICAL ACCOUNT OF THE LOCKE FAMILT IN ENGLAND. 

AND ORIGIN OP THE NAME AND ARMS. 

From the " GentkmaB** Magaziiie,** Vol. 62, Pftrt 8, page 798. 179ft. 
ITbe notes are bj the Mthor of the Book of the Lookee.] 

Mb. UsBAif, East Brent^ SomeneUhire^ July 17. 

In pursuance of the wishes of A. B. in p. 555, 1 here send you some account 
of the Locke family. If it be not better done by any other hand, it is at his and 
your 8ervice4 

Tradition considers the name of Locke of Scotch extraction, originally spelt 
Loch ; but, if so, it must have been in very early time ; for when Alfred divided 
this kingdom into parishes, the dwelling of a great man, known by the name of 
Locke, was called aAer him Lockstown, or the Town of Locke. It adjoins East 
Brent whence I date this letter, and where the family at one time became 
numerous. At present it is called Lockston alias Loxton, the lordship of which 
belongs to the Marquis of Buckingham. The parish of Locking is distant two 
miles from Lockstown, and hath long since been divided ; but a large farm of 
many hundreds per annum, called Lockinghead, together with the perpetuity of 
the living, belongs to the merchants of Bristol, 

The Locke family in this neighborhood consider theniselves as descended 
from a very ancient house, arguing that they cave name to the parishes where 
they lived, before the Conquest, and do not derive their name with a De from the 
parishes, as is very commonly the case. 

However, I have not seen any account of this family before Robert Locke, 
whom we find to have been joined with Thomas de Saint Maur, as Vicecomes 
of Wiltshire, anno 1350. John Locke, sheriff of London, 1460, is the first in a 
pedigree in my possession. Thomas, his son, was a merchant in London, who 
died anno 1507, and by Joan his wife (who was the only daughter and heir of 
Mr. Wilcock of Rotheram in Yorkshire) \e(t three sons, John, William, and 
Michael. John is said to have died without issue, and buried in Mercer's 
Chapel, 1519, with his arms (a) in the window, a proof the family bore arms before 
those gmnted by Queen Mary, 1555. William, married two wives ; (b) firsts 
Elizabeth, daughter and heir of Mr. Spencer, a citizen and fishmonger of 
London; secondly, Catharine, daughter of William, and sister and co-heir of 

(a) I am of opinion, aAer an examination of Stow's " Sarvev of London," that the ** arms 
in the window " were those of Sir William Locke, who was boried in Mercer'a Chapel in 
1650 ; yet a doubt remain^ 

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Sir Thomu Cook, of WihMre, knigbt Booe Locke, the ooly daughter by the 
second Tentor was married to Anthony, son of Waher Hickman of Woodford, in 
£ssex, Esq. ; by whom she became ancestor to the baronets of that name, the 
late Lord Montjoy, the present Earl of Plymouth. Matthew Locke, the youngest 
son by the first ventor, had an only daughter Elizabeth, married to Ricluird 
Chandler of London, merchant, son of William Chandler of Little Walsingham, 
in Norfolk, Grant ; whose only daughter Elizabeth married Ferdinando Richard- 
son (who died 1596), groom of the stole to Queen Elizabeth. The above 
William Locke, 25 Henry VIII. undertook to go over to Dunkirk, and pull down 
the pope^s bull, which had been there posted up by way of a curse to the king 
and kingdom. For this exploit the king granted him a freehold of J^IOO per 
annum, dubbed him knight, and made him one of the gentlemen of his privy- 
chamber. Sir William lived to be an alderman of London, and was sheriflT of 
the city in 1548. He died 1550, and by his first wife, left issue eight sons and 
daughters, exclusive of Matthew already mentioned. Of these elder branches of 
Sir William Locke's family we have in Somersetshire a very imperfeet account. 
George Locke, of Tiverton, who was buried at St. SidwelPs in Exeter, anno 
1586, was supposed to be one of the sons. And from another of them, Thomas 
Locke of Little Horsely, in Essex, is said to have been descended. He married 
Susannah, daughter of Sir William Welby, of Gedney, in Lincolnshire, Knight of 
the Bath, whose issue was an only daughter, Susannah, wife of the Rev. John 
Carse, D. D. She died Nov. 10, 1649. Perhaps from one of these sons 
descended the Rev. John Locke, Rector of Askerwell, in the County of Dorset, 
father to the Rev. William Locke, who died 1686, and who by a daughter of the 
Rev. L)rte Whynnel, clerk, became seized of the perpetuity of his father^s living, 
which was by the Rev. William Locko, his son (who died May 8, 1722), sold to 
William Bennet of Norton Bavcnt in the County of Wilts, whose grandson is the 
present incumbent. It has been supposed that we are indebted to some part of 
Sir William Lockers family for two very respectable characters, in the persons 
of Sir John Locke, Knight, an East India director, who died 1746, and James 
Locke his brother, husband to the Turkey Company. I think you have told us 
in your Magazine, that a Mr. Oates, of Richmond in Surry, had one hundred 
and fifty thousand pounds in 1748, with a daughter of the latter; and a Mr. 
Rav^linson, of Wiltshire, is thought to have had some such sum with a daughter 
of the former, with whom he intermarried in 1740. 

The Rev. Mr. Locke, of Newark upon Trent, the Lockes of Oxfordshire, 
Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Essex, London, and Bristol, including the celebrated 
Mi^ Locke of poetical memory, (see p. 72 of your present volume,) can say 
wh^er they do or do not derive their descent from Sir William Locke, Knight, 
Alderman of London. 

Michael Locke, younger brother (a) of Sir William, according to a pedigree now 
before me, was father amongst other children of Matthew Locke, who became 
seated at Pensford in Buckinghamshire, and had two sons, Richard and Christo- 
pher. The former was of Bedminster in the County of Somerset, and, dying 
1617, left John Locke, his son, Msryor of Bristol 1641, father of another John 
Locke of Bristol, merchant, whose son, Samuel Locke, became a merchant in 
London, and of whose family and death I have not been able to procure any 
account. Christopher Locke, the youngest son, soon after Abbot Whiting^s 
lands at East Brent were granted to the Whitmore family, was sent into that 

(a) English antiquarians have supposed that the Michael Locke here spoken of was a tarn 
of Sir William and not his brother, and so I have represented him in the chart that follows 
this article ; but 1 have strong suspicion that the statement in the teit is true, and that Sir 
William had both a brothtr and a <m named Michael. If I am right in my supposiiioo, Mat- 
thew of Pensford, who is represented in the chart as the son of Michael, and |fr. im of Sir 
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parish (which at I before obeerved adjoiiM to Lioekstowo), to diride the forfeiied 
estates into farms; and having laid out a valuable farm for himself at a place 
called Pilrow, built a large house and became the stem of a very respectable 
family, whose baptisms, as by the parish register penes me^ are as follows : 

1. Christopher, bapt March 25, 1593, father of another Christopher of Pilrow, 
William of South Brent, and John of Lockers Broad House, in the parish of 
Mark. This last Christopher had two daughters, Anne and Christian; the 
former married, first, Henry Symonds of South Brent, ancestor to the Symondsee 
and Hardens; and, secondly, to Tory Tutton, great-grandfather of Isaac Phelps 
of South Brent, Esq. Christian intermarried with Robert Dod of Bumbarot 
ancestor of the Dods of that parish. William of South Brent had one daughter, 
Mary, who married John Petheram, ancestor to the Petherams of this neighbor- 
hood. John of Locks Broad had but one daughter, Elizabeth, who married John 
Champion, and, by a female issue, became ancestor of the Guy family. 

2. John Locke, baptized Aug. 1, 1595, was church-warden of the parish 1630, 
and upon our parish-book his name is signed as is represented in Plate IL (where 
the Locke arms are also engraved Fig. 4.) He became a captain of foot in the 
civil wars of Charles the First, and was killed at Bristol in 1645. (a.) He had two 
tons, one of whom died in bis minority ; the other was the judicious John Locke, 
the great metaphysician and philosopher ; of whom hereafter. 

3. Honour, bapt. August 21, 1597, and, intermarrying with Francis Shepard 
of Mark, became ancestor of the Shepards, Gileses, Giblets, Stars, Coomera, 
Counsels, and Smeaths in this part of Somersetshire. 

4. Christian, bapt. July 3, IbOl ; of whom we have no farther account 

5. Lewis Locke, baptized 13th July 1606 ; was buried at Taunton Saint Mary 
Magdalen, March 27, 1692. By four wives he had thirty-five children, most of 
whom lived to be men and women ; and what is more remarkable, his eldest 
•on John, bom 1625, was fifty-nine years of age, wlien - his youngest son 
Christopher was bom at Taunton, anno 1684. It is reported in the family that 
John had a great-grandson as old as his younger brother ; which is, perhaps, the 
chief reason why this branch of the family cannot truly ascertain their respective 
degrees of kindred. It is, however, generally believed, that all the Lockes of 
Scmiersetshire and Devonshire derive themselves from this Lewis ; but whether 
■o or not, we know that Allen, one of the younger sons by the last wife, was 
father of another Allen who was father of the present Mr. Thomas Locke of 
Taunton, Maltster, who has six sons, three of whom are settled in London and 
three in Taunton, the youngest being a Master of Arts of the University of 
Oxford, also one daughter not yet married. ^ 

William Locke of Pitminster, near Taunton, was another son of Lewis b'hia 
fourth wife. He married Dorothy, daughter of Richard Cooksley of Dunstar, 
Gentleman, and died Jany. 25, 1719, aged 49. His only son Richard married 
Hannah, the only daughter of John Dod, of Bumham in the County of Somerset, 
Gentleman, and became an inhabitant of that parish. He died 1765, aged 59, 
leaving the present Richard Locke, Esq. of Highbridge House in Bumham, his 
son and heir. This last gentleman is well known in the literary tine as aa 
Antiquary and Agriculturist, he having in the course of forty years written many 
es8a3rs and short pieces, upon various subjects, in the different periodical publi- 
cations of the day, some with, but more without his real signature. His two 
essays in the fifth volume of the Bath Agricultural Society^s papers, (one on the 
improvement of meadow land ; the other, an historical account of the fiat part o( 
Somersetshire, as it has been and still is capable of improvement,) are originals 
in their kind. He has been announced in your present volume, (p. 241,) as the 

(a) That Capt. Locke was killed as above related, has been suied by several aaition* ; bat 
Lord Eiog, in the life of John, the son of Capt. Locke, speaking of a letter wriitea by Joha 
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ortginal aoAor of the Hietory of Tauoton ; ia which town bi was not a refodent, 
as there intimated, having always resided in Burnham where be was born. Th^ 
ingenious Mr. Richard Ix)cke, of Magdalen*HaU, Oxford, is his only son. The 
arms borne by this branch of the family are : Party per fesse, Azure and Or, a 
pale between three falcons indorsed, counterchangecl* Crest : a falcon of the 
same with a padlock in its beak. 

Another I^ichard Locke of Pitminster, above mentimied, was author of two 
Biathematical tracts ; one intitled, ^* An Essay on the Longitude/' printed for 
Meadows and Ashby, in 1732; the other '*The Circle Squared/' printed for 
J. Wilford in 1734. I do not know whether he was a grandson or a great- 
grandson of Lewis ; but he was uncle to the present John Locke, Esq. of Pit- 
minster, whose only daughter and heir was lately married to Thomas Welman, 
Esq. near Taunton. 

John Locke, Esq. the celebrated philosopher, was son of Captain Locke, 
already mentioned to have been killed at Bristol. He was born at Wringtod 
(which is eiffht miles from East Brent), 29th August, 1632 ; and immediately upoa 
the death of his father, was sent to Westminster School ; whence he was removed 
to Christ*Church College, Oxford, in 1651 ; took his degree of Bachelor of Arts 
in 1655, and Master of Arts in 1658 ; became Secretary to Sir William Swan, an 
English Envoy to one of the foreign Counts in 1664 ; travelled with the Earl of 
Northumberland in 1668; began to write his essay on ^^ Human Understanding'* 
in 1670; made Fellow of the Royal Society in 1671 ; Secretary of the Presen- 
tations under Lord Chancellor Cowper in 1672 ; Secretary to a Commission of 
Trade, in 1673 ; took the degree of Bachelor of Physick in 1674 ; travelled to 
France in 1675; became a courtier under the Earl of ShaAsbury in 1679 ; was 
prosecuted for libelling the Government in 1682 ; deprived of all preferments, 
even his student's place at Christ-Church College in 1683. By the application 
•f William Penn to King James the Second, he might have received his pardon 
•n pleading guilty, which he refused with this memorable saying, ^* He had 
committed no crime, and therefore should not plead guilty." In 1685 he fled to 
Holland, and was one of the Eighty-four persons demanded by King James of 
the State's Oeneral, which made him live in exile till 1687, wh«D he constituted a 
weekly assembly at Amsterdam ; amongpt whom were Mr. Le Clerc, Mr. Lim- 
borch, 6lc. &c. In 1689 he returned to England, with the Princess of Orange ; 
was made a Commissioner of Appeals in 1690 ; appointed one of the Commis- 
sioners of Trade and Plantations in 1B95, which he resigned for want of healt|i 
in 1700. He died at Oates, in the County of Essex, the country-seat of Sir 
Francis Masham, Bart, on the 28th of October, 1704. His works consist of 
twenty-two difllerent publications, collected in three vohimes folio. 

I have never seen any account of this gentleman's marriage ; neither do I 
know upon what ground Sir Peter King, Lord Chanceller of England, was con- 
sidered his nephew, unless it was in consequence of becoming his heir.(a) Near 
fifty years since 1 heard one of the grandsons of Lewis Locke call the chancellor, 
son of a tallow-chandler in Exeter, and treat his name with some reproach, under 
the idea of having supplanted the Locke family in the afiections of their relation ; 
although this gentleman allowed he was not the heir, neither could he tell who 
was. Perhaps some of the female line of his father's elder brother. 

That too much room for local matter may not be stolen in such an useful work 
as the Grentleman's Magazine, it became necessary to introduce within a narrow 
compass as much information as possible. It must therefore be expected that 
many younger branches of this respectable family are left unnoticed, and many 
proofs omitted, that might have been adduced ; but if there be any imperfection 

(a) Jerome King, father of Peter King, Lord High Chancellor, tn. the sister of John Locke, 
the representaiive of whose family is now (1853) the Earl of Lovelace who m. Ada, the dan. 
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or deficiency of importance in the present account, any person interested can, by 
a private correspondence or otherwise, have recourse to Mr. Locke, late Mayor of 
Oxford, Wadham Locke, Esq. of Devizes, Wilts, Thomas Locke, Esq. of the 
Herald's office, who is at present Norroy king-at-arms, or to any of the parties 
mentioned in this pedigree to be at present living." 

H. F. Y. 
" P. S. Having room, I ask Q, is the Rev. Dr. Locke of Norwich, and the Rev. 
William Locke, Rector of Burwell in Norfolk, mentioned in " Walker's Sufferings 
of the Clergy," p. 296, the same person, and how connected with this family ? '* 

The following was from another corresponent : — 

Mr. Urban, Avgutt^, 

" The inquiries of your correspondent A. B. (p. 565) as to the family of Mr- 
Locke, I am not furnished with materials to answer, but have no doubt, many of 
your readers have it in their power to give a very satisfactory answer to them. 
With respect to his arms^ 1 can inform A. B. that he bore, or claimed to bear. 
Party per fesse Az. and Or, a pale counterchanged ; on the three pieces of the 
first as many falcons (or hawks) volant of the second. At the same time it is 
proper to inform him that Edmonson, in his Alphabet of Arms, gives the follow- 
ing coat as granted to the name of Locke 5 July, 2 Philip and Mary, viz. Per 
fesse Az. and Or, a pale counterchanged, three hawks with wings indorsed of 
the last. Crest : a hawk with wings indorsed, holding in his beak a padlock, Or." 

As it respects the name of Locke and the Arms, my efforts in endeavoring 
to discover the origin have been of little avail. In the article on page 342, it 
is said that ^^ Tradition considers the name of Locke of Scotch extractbn origin- 
ally spelt Loch, but if so, it must have been in early time; for when Alfred 
divided this kingdom [England] into parishes, the dwelling of a great man known 
by the name of Locke was called after him Lockstown or the Town of Locke." 
Again : ^^ The Locke family consider themselves as descended from a very ancient 
house, arguing th«t they gave the name to the parishes where they lived, before 
the Conquest, and do not derive their name with a De,from the parishes, as is 
very commonly the case." 

Sumamest were not common in England until after the time of William the Con- 
queror, and the above statement may admit of some doubt, although the authority 
is allowed, by some of the most learned antiquarians in England, to be generally 
reliable. The English word lock is from the Anglo Saxon loc or loce, an enclosed 
place, the fastening of a door, a curl of hair; and the Danish word lok and the 
German locke, has the same general signification. The Welch word lloec is a 
sheep-cote, a fold, or close or narrow place, and the Gaelic word loch means 
a lake, a bay, or arm of the sea, (that is, water confined or enclosed more or 
less.) The Greek word for lake, in its radical sense, means a hole or other 
place that contains or holds. The original idea appears, then, in all these differ- 
ent languages, something that encloses or confines. But when and why it became 
a family name, must be left for others, more learned than the writer, to discover. 

The Lockes in England are perhaps of a different origin from the Scotch 
Lochs, as the former in their bearings have the falcon and the padlock, while the 
latter have swans swimming in a lake. The orthography has ever been various. 
Some of the earliest records give us Locke, and somewhat later 1 find Loc, L(^ 
and Lock and Locke. Sir William^s name is given Lock and Locke; his sons, 
Michael and John, who were both men of education, wrote it Lok, and the same 
variations are found through several centuries, showing most conclusively that 
the particular way which individuals may spell their names, is no proof that tbej 
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ARMS. 

It is difficult, and in many cases impossible to determine when Arnis Were 
granted or for what cause, and the records of the Heralds* Visitations at London 
do not show the reasons for the particular hearings. In many instances the 
bearings were probably fanciful, either on the part of the person to whom they 
were granted, or that of the "Garter King of Arms," by whom they were 
granted. But in other cases the bearings had reference to the profession, occu- 
pation, or name itself, or to some exploit by which the person had niade himself 
distinguished, some heroic deed of daring, as the capture of a castle or an 
enemy's ship. The reference to such acts would be shown more particularly in 
the Crests. The Heraldic books contain the description of eight Goats of Arms 
granted in England to the name of Lock and Locke, and one to that of Loch. 
Seven have the same principal bearings^ three falcons, but somewhat differently 
arranged in the shield. This similarity shows that those to whom they were 
granted were all descendants from one original stock, the several Arrangements 
with some slight additions designating different branches^ 

The Arms which 1 give stand first in Burke's 
Greneral Armory, and no date being given, I 
presume they were those first granted, and proba- 
bly to Sir William Locke, in the reign of Henry 
VIII. having reference to his exploit of going to 
Dunkirk in France, and tearing down the Pope's ^ 
Bull of Excommunication against the King, a 
deed which at the present time would not be of 
much moment, but at that age when the Pope 
claimed great powers, and who was dreaded and 
feared by the people, it might require as much 
moral courage as to storm a castle. The cushion 
in the crest has reference probably to the Church, 
either Popish or Protestant, being symbolical 
thereof, and may be understood to mean, if it 
referred to the Popish, that he tore it dovm^ or if 
to the Protestant, that he supported it. In the 
other crests, the padlock forms a part, and may 
have had a reference to the name, which was, in heraldry, called ** jwinnin^,*' and 
if, as stated above the arms which are here represented, are those that were first 
granted to the name of Locke, I think we may reasonably conclude that the pad- 
lock was an aAerthought, and had no original connection with the name. That 
they are the oldest, in the absence of any date of their grant, the strongest evi- 
dence, according to the best authorities, is that the particular manner in which they 
are " blazoned " indicates more antiquity, than does the style of blazonry exhib- 
ited in the other Arms. 

The following Arms are described by Burke atrd others : 

Lock. (London.) Per fesse az. and or, in chief three falcons volant of the 
second. Crest — A hand ppr. holding up a cushion or. [See arms above.] 

Lock. (Wamford, Co. Southampton.) (Rouge Dragon, Pursuivant of Arms, 
granted 1767.) Per fesse az. and or, a pale counterchanged ; on the first three 
Picons rising of the second, collared gu. Crest — A falcon as in the arms, in 
fMtbe beak a padlock pendant sa. 

Lock. (Mildenhall, Co. Suffolk; granted 8 Dec. 1770.) Per fesse az. and or, 
a pale counterchanged, on the first three falcons rising of the second, ducally 
crowned az. Crest — A falcon rising or, ducally crowned az, in the beak a pad- 
lock pendant sa. 

LocKB or LoKis. Or, three pales az. on a cbev. of the last a pair of wings con- 
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Lock. (Norbury Park, Co. Surrey.) Pet fesse az. aod or, a pale and three 
falcons, two and one with wings addorsed and belled, each holding ia the beak a 
padlock, all counterchanged. Crest — A falcon as in the Anns. 

Lock. Per fesse or and az. a pale counterchanged ; three falcons volant of 
the first. Crest — A falcon with wings endorsed, holding in the mouth a pad- 
lock or. 

Locks. (Granted 5 July, 2 Philip 6l Mary, and home by Wadham Locke, of 
Ashton Giffbrd, Co. Wilts, Esq., son and heir of the late Wadham Locke, of 
Rowde Ford House, near Devizes, Esq., M. P.) Per fesse az. and or, a pale 
counterchanged ; three hawks with wings endorsed of the last Crest — A hawk 
with wings endorsed, holding in the beak a padlock or. 

LocKB or LoKE. ( London.) Or, on a chief az. three faleonlb jessed and belled or. 

Loch. (Dry law, Scotland.) Or a saltier engrailed sable, between two swaok 
naiant, in fesse, each in water ppr. 

According to the preceding article, the name of Locke was known in England 
in the time of King Alfred, about the year 880, wheti the place where a " great 
man ^^ known by that name, ^^ was called aAer him Lockstown, or the Town of 
Locke." As greatness would not be acquired in a day, it is presumable that th^ 
family had been known for a considerable period anterior to that time. Tb% 
name does not stand out prominent in the early or more modem history of £ng^ 
land, (excepting in the instance of John, the great philosopher, who stands at the 
head of greatness and goodness in the ranks of the learned,) however it often 
appears, and connected with events and individuals. Which shows that they were 
of respectable standing. To gratify the curiosity of some, and for a fViture refer- 
ence, should any one wish hereafter to make further researches in England, I 
subjoin a few facts that have been collected, many of them being taken from 
documents published a few years since under the direction of the "Record Com- 
missioners," by the Government of Great Britain, an incomplete copy having 
been given by said Grovernment to the New England Historic-G^enealogical So- 
ciety. In many cases^ the simple name only, and the date when recorded, ik 
given. The diflferent orthogtaphies are seen. 

1198. Eustace Loc. 

1203. RlcardtJfs Loc of Witteham, his wid. Letitia, living 12i03, when she sues 
for right of dower. 

1230. Johanna, wid. of WilHam de Lok, who was son of Jordan Lok, to 
whom King John, in 1199, granted right to take toQs of ships on (he Thames. 
William had son Thomas, under age in 1230. 

1236. Thomas de Loch. 

1250. Gilbert Locke, and William his son, of Co. of Lincoln. 

1250. Ricardus Lok', Lucy his wf. and Mabillia her sister, of Co. of Oxford. 

1291. Thomas Locke was of Merton. 

1313. John Lok was of Scardiburg. 

1350. Robert Locke was Vicecomes of Wilt^ire. 

1359. Berengarius Loc, of Narbonne, with John Bigot, of Biteria, were mes- 
iengers sent by the States of Senescateia Carcassiona to the Krag of FraiK». 
Edward III. granted them protection in gohig and retoming through and staying 
in his kingdom, and also to the 10 knights, horsemen and footmen, which com^ 
posed their retinue. 

1395. License was granted hy Richard IT. to William Lock and Joha 
Kenynghale, Scotch merchants, for exporting goods to Norway. 

1412. Complaint was made to the King of England by William Locke and 
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hftd rights granted them by the King of Norway, Dacia a<)d Sw^den^ they hai 
been robbed and ill-treated by the merchants of Hanse, and though the King of 
Sweden had imposed a fine of 1500 marks upon the aggressors, it had never been 
paid, and their troubles still continued ; and that in 1409, a ship was freighted by 
William Locke and others, of Lenn, fbr Berne and Wysmer, and the captain oif 
the ship was seized at Berne, and ordered to return to Lenn ; and they claimed a 
redress for their great losses. 

Sir William Locke was employed by Henry VIIL, having the charge of his 
commercial affairs ^^both at home and abroad.^^ In the Cottonian Library, 
London, are several manuscript letters from him to the King, and to Secretary 
Cromwell, dated at Antwerp, in 1533-4, 1535 and 1538, relating to some works 
carrying on at Calais, concerning negotiations with France and about the woollen 
trade. He was, says Collins, " Particularly employed by Queen Anne BuUen, 
[Boleyn] privately to gather the Epistles, Gospels and Psalms, from beyond 
sea, in which he ran great hazard, some having been secretly made away with, 
for attempting the same thing.*' He had four wives, (see the chart, p. 358-9,) 
and twenty or more children, many of which died young. The name of his first 
wife has been variously given, by different writers; some say it was Alice 
Spence, and others Elizabeth Spencer. Anciently the names of Elizabeth and 
Alice were convertible, one for the other. The records of the Herald's office, 
which are the best authority, say that her name was Alice Spence. 

In the Cottonian Library is also ^^ a manuscript of many pages,'' dated 1577, 
written by '* Miehael Lok," in which he says he ^^ is son of Sir Wm. Lok, 
Knight, Alderman of London, that he (Michael) was kept at schools of grammar 
in ^Ag. until he was 13, when he was sent over the seas to Flanders and France 
to learn tbetr languages, and to know the world, since which time he has con« 
tinned these 32 years to travel in body and mind, following his vocation in the 
trade of merchandize, passing through many countries, had the charge of and 
captain of a great ship of more than 1000 tons, three years in divers voyages ; 
anid that he has nnore than 200 sheets of manuscripts of his travels," which he 
wishes to publish. 

In Hakluyt's *< Divers Voyages," pub. 1582, is a letter dated 1575, from James 
Alday to the ^^ Worshipful Mr. Michael Locke, Agent in London for the Musco^ 
vie Co." Hakluyt's Voyages also contain a History of Sir Martin Frobishere's 
Voyage for the discovery of a passage towards Cathay, in 1574, written by 
Michael Locke, Locke himself being a great adventurer therein." 

Hakluyt, in the introduction to his book, speaking of a passage to Cathay, 
says, ** Secondly, that Master John Verazanus, which had been thrice on that 
coast, in an olde excellent mappe which he gave to King Henrie the eighth, and 
is yet in the custodie of master Locke," &c. Again. " The mappe is master 
Michael Locke's, a man for his knowledge in divers languages, and especially 
in cosmographie, able to do his country good, and worthy in my judgment for the 
manrfolde good partes in him, of good reputation and better fortune." On this 
map is the following dedication: ^^VUtmtVt tifrO, IBOIIlfnO l^flfBllO 

Jbnmaro IMartiiael l,oft tftoto ftoitVinntiBiiii Qanc efiartam tttita^ 

tut: 1582.^ (a) 

In 1012, a book called ** Peter Martyr de Novo Orbe," &c. &c. in eight de- 
cades, was pub. Three of the decades were translated from the Latin, by R. 
Eden and the others, " by the industrie and painful le travaile of Mr. Lok." 

5 July 1 and 2 of Philip and Mary Arms were granted or confirmed to Michael 
Locke. 

Jotei Locke, son of Sir William, was also a traveller ; he made a voyage to 

(a) Michael Lok, a citizen of London, dedicated this Chart to the illastrioas Sir Philip 
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JeruMJem in 1658, which is to be found in Ilakluyl's Voyages. U contains a 
curious document in Latin, of which the following b a translation : 

ITO all 9tl1l fart who may read the present letter, salutation in our S4lt1l 
SnUH <Si)ti0t* IH&e testify to you and to others whoever they may be, 
how an honorable man, Jolltt ILOft, the son of an honorable man, aSftOUani 
aoft, (SrOlHett BnijBllI^ visited in person the most holy places of the fl^OlS 
HaVLJi, viz. the most holy sepulchre of our 3«0t1l J|(0U0 Ci)t{0t» from which 
on the third day he gloriously rose from the dead, the most holy Mount of 
ttaUiatS, on which, fastened to the cross, he deigned to die for us all ; also, 
JttOUnt AiOn, where he celebrated that wonderful Supper with his disciples, 
and where the p^OlS Sbpitit^ on the holy day of Pentecost, descended with 
fiery tongues on the same disciples ; and Outet, the mountain whence he mira- 
culously ascended into heaven ; the tomb of the chaste t7it0ilf JHatJIf, situated 
in the midst of the valley of Slrl^OJBiapl^at, and SfQanS also, — »rt|lrteill, 
the City of BablUt in which he was born from the most pure VfXffiU T^t^f 
and then was laid in a Manger — and besides other such places as well within as 
without the city of jletllJBialnilt in the Jj^Olfi Hant Of SnVra, as are cus- 
tomarily visited by modem travellers, he most devoutly visited, and in like man- 
ner worshipped. In attestation of which, I, brother Slftl^OlfS, of ftttH^VMUf 
of the order of younger brothers belonging to the regular attendance. Vicar, (per- 
chance unworthy,) of the Convent of IHOIItft SblOtt, in the province of the 
godlike ibaftft 2llltij0ll|}, also by apostolical authority, a commissary and rec- 
tor of other places in the fHfOlS ffl-aitH, have willed that this certificate should 
be confirmed by the greater sealof our office, and by our subscription. 

Given at the most holy chamber of the ftOtVt on the often memorable 
JttOltttt (&(Otf« in the year of our Lord one thousand five hundred and fifty- 
three, on the sixth day of the month of September. 

In 1554, *^ A voyage to Guinea was set out by Sir George Bame, Sir John 
Yorke, Thomas Locke [son of Sir William] Anthonie Hickman [who m. Rose, 
dau. of Sir William] and Edward Casteline, the Captain whereof was Mr. John 
Locke [son of Sir William.] It consisted of two ships of seven score tons each, 
and one of ninety tons.'' A history of this voyage is to be found in Hakluyt, by 
J. Locke. 

Henry Lock, prob. gr. son of Sir William, was employed by Queen Elizabeth ; 
letters of ^* instructions '' to him in 1592 are in the Cottonian Library. 

Thomas Locke was connected with the Court of James I. 

Thomas Locke, of Merton. — Lyson, in his Environs of London, says, that 
^^ Edward III. granted the Rectory of Merton belonging to a former Abbey of that 
name to Thomas Locke, about 129 1.^' Here is an error, evidently, as the 
reign of Edward 111. did not begin till '1327. Manning, in his History of the 
County of Surrey, within which is Merton, says of Merton Place, ^^ Near the church 
is a large old mansion, which has been known from time immemorial by the 
name of Merton Place. In the year 1499, John Locke and Jane his wife, became 
possessed of it, [prob. by inheritance] in whose family it continued until the 
year 1646, when John, a remote descendant of John above, (and whose ancestors 
had in the meantime purchased the Impropriation of the Rectory in 7 of Edward 
VI.) conveyed it together with the Impropriation to Catherine, sometime wife of 
Rowland Wilson of the Parish, but late [wife] of John Highland, alderman of 
London." 

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Thomas Locke, Esq. was mioister of Merton. In 7 of Edward VI. (16M-^) 
the King by his letters patent dated 14 March, in consideration of the sum of 
£359 granted unto Thomas Locke and Mary his wife forever, the Rectory of the 
Church of Merton with the appurtenances, late parcel of the possessions of the 
dissolved priory of Merton, to be holden of the King, his heirs and successors, 
as of his manor of East Greenwich, in free socage and not in chief. On 29 Oct. 
1643, John Locke and Jane his wife mortgaged (and in 1645 conveyed the 
equity of redemption of) the Rectory with all the houses, 6^. to Catherine High- 
lord, the wid. of John Highlord, an alderman of London." 

There seems to be some discrepancy in the dates, which may possibly be 
reconciled in this way, viz. that a portion of the premises may liave been granted 
in 1291, and the remainder at a subsequent period. I think it is evident that 
they belonged to the Lockes before 1552, as the second wife of Sir William 
Locke was buried there Oct. 14, 1537, and Sir William himself 1550. The fact 
that his wife was buried there, and the similarity of Christian names, leads me to 
suppose that Sir William was descended from the Thomas Locke who was at 
Merton, 1291. 

Merton Place subsequently became the property of Lord Nelson, who be- 
queathed it to the lady of SW William Hamilton. [See Lyson's Env'ns of London.] 

Nicholas Lock, merchant, was the lessee in 1694, of the property now known 
as Chesterfield House, near Greenwich Park, which he held under the crown. 
Philip, Earl of Chesterfield, aAerwards resided there. [Lyson^s Environs of 
London.] 

24acharias Lok, Oct 24, 1597, erected a monument in Christ's Church, Green- 
wich, to the memory of his wife Dorothy, who d. Feb. 24, 1596, the dau. of 
James Brampton, of Brampton, Norfolk. Henry, her son, was also buried beside 
her. 

^^ In the Parish Church of St. Mary Bow, London, is a monument to John Locke 
one of the s^erifls of London, 1461." [See Stow's Survey of London.] He was 
gr. father of Sir William. 

*^In Mercer's Chapel, Cheapside, London, is a monument to John Locke^ 
1519." He was prob. bro. of Sir William ; left no issue. [Same.] 

In same Church is a Monument to Sir William himself, 1550 ; *^ with his Arms 
in the window." Both of these churches were destroyed in the great fire of 
1666. [Same.] 

Ann Locke, dau. of Thomas, m. John Page. A sarcophagus to his memory, 
in his pew in the Ch. at Harrow on the Hill, London. He has three hawks with 
wings endorsed for Locke in his arms." [Lyson.] No date. 

Thomas Lock, of Gray's Inn, London, m. at Prestwold, in Leicestershire, 
Susannah, dau. of Sir William Welby, of Gedney, in the Co. of Lincoln, June 3, 
1619. They had an only dau. [b. 1620, bap. at Merton?] who m. Rev. John 
Carse, D. D. 

Thomas lA)cke, Gent, of Rochester, in Kent Co. purchased of John and Robert 
Conny, the manor of Stockbury, in 17()0. He d. Mh. 13, 1706, a. 4*2, and his wid. 
Prudentia, with her three sons and co-heirs, in gavelkind^ Robert, Thomas and 
Henry, in 1723 sold the estate to Sir Roger Meredith, of Leeds Abbey, Grent. 
The above Thomas, Sen'* was buried in Rochester Cathedral, and bore for his 
Arms — Parted per fesse azure and or, a pale counterchanged, three falcons 
volant of the 2d. [Hasted*s History of Kent] 

In the Ch. at Askerswell is a monument to William Locke, Sen' , Rector of that 
Ch. ; b. Dec. 26, 1634, d. Ap. 22, 1686, and to his son William, Jr. Rector of 
Askerswell and Chilcomb, b. June 5, 1674, d. May 8, 1722 ; son and gr. son of 
the Rev. John Locke, of Askerswell. 

Daniel Locke, Fellow of Trinity Coll d. 1*754 ; his monument is on the west 
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Elizabeth JiulHh, dau. of R<rf>ert Loeke, of Dintoa, in Wilts, ii|. Edward AsU^i 
who was b. 1690, and d. 1775 ; theif son. Rev. George Ashby, B. D. and F. A. S, 
was Rector of Barrow, b. 1724, d. 1808 ; there is ^ monument to bis memory in 
the Ch. at Barrow. [Gage's His. of Suffolk.] 

William, son of Major William Locke, was buried at Southwark, Parish of St. 
George, Jaoy. 7, 1667. 

In All Saints Ch. Tottenham, Lon. is a moument to the memories of Richard 
Chandler, Esq. 1602 — Elizabeth, his wf. dau. and sole heir of Matthew Locke, 
2d son of Sir Wm. Locke, 1622 — Sir Ferdinand Heybome, Grentleman of the 
Privy Chamber to Queen Elizabeth and James 1. 1618 — and Anne, his wf. dau. 
and heir of Richard Chandler, 1615. 

Thomas Locke was Mayor of High Wycombe, in Bucks, in time of Charles L 
[Lipscomb's His. of Bucks.] 

Zachary Locke was mem. of Parliament for Southwark in 1700. 

Mrs. Elizabeth Locke, an *' Ancient Maid of Honor/' d. Feb. 1710*11, a. 106. 

Samuel Locke was one of the Commissioners of Lieutenancy, in London, 1707. 

Matthew Locke, a native of Exeter, was an eminent English Composer of 
Music in Ordinary to Charles If. for whose public entry into London at the Restora- 
tion he furnished the Music. He is known as the first who ever published rules on 
thorough base in Eng. contained in a work, entitled ^ Melothesia." He acquired 
great reputation for the composition of the music for Shakspeare's and other trage- 
dies, and subsequently was Organist for Queen Catherine 11. of Portugal ; and it is 
represented that he became a papist, of which there is some doubt. He d. 1677. 

Queen Elizabeth, in 1573, granted her '^ dearly beloved Chaplain, Nicholas 
Locke, Master of Arts, and Rector of the Parishes of St Mary Trimley, St. Martin, 
Trimley, and of Harksted, in Suffolk, license to remove and absent himself from 

any one of said Rectorships." 

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The following are abstracts of Wills, proved at the Prerogative Office in London i 
Richard Lock — will dated July 26, 1570, proved 1571, speaks of his father and 
mother of Westminster ; no names given. 

Henry Lok, no place mentioned ; (undoubtedly son of Sir William,) — v31 
dated Jany. 28, 1570, proved Oct. 31, 1571 ; wf. Anne, bro. Michael, Executor. 

John Locke, of Bedminster, Co. of Somerset, sawyer — will dated June 4, 
1575, proved 1576. Speaks of his wf., and child not bom, — chil. Jane and 
Agnes — Margery Stokeman, his sister's dau. — bro. John, of Dondry, and chil. 
one named Jolm, — bro. Richard, whom he requests to be ^^ good to our bro. John«'' 

Nicholas Lock, of South Brent, Somersetshire, husbandman — wijl proved 1581 
— has wife Margaret — sod Lewis — son John Gillenge — daus. Agnes apd 
Florence. 

William Lock, of Northmoulton, Devonshire, husbandman — will dat3d May 
20, 1590 — had bro. John. 

Jock Lock, of Northmoulton, husbandman — will dated Feb. 6, 1589, preyed 

1589 — had wf. Alice — sons John, Jeffrey, Richard, and Alexander — daus^ 
Jane, Grace, Mari^, and Elizabeth the wf. of John Clement 

John Lock, of Brinsworth, in the Parish of Northmoulton — will dated Mb. 27, 

1590 — sons William and John — dans. (Johan ?) Sybil and Mary. 

John Lock, of Northmoulton — will dated June 1, 1598— wf. Ureth — sons 
Henry and John. 

William Lock, of Northmoulton— will dated Sep. 20, 1594, witnessed by Philip 
Locke — wf Alice — sons Thomas and William — daus. Margaret and Thomazine. 

Mathew Lock, of Merton, Co. Surrey — will dated May 14, 1598 — wf. Mar- 
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Anne. To be buried at St. Thonms, of Aeon or Acres, in the M ercer^s Chapel, 
London, near his mother. 

Zachary Lok — will dated Jany. 20, 1602 — to be buried in Mercer's Chapel, 
near his er. gr. father Thomas, and his gr. father, Sir William Lok — gives to his 
father Michael, his seal of Arms — bros. Eleazer and Benjamin, bro. Jenny and 
his wf. — and bro. Sanson. Mistress Ursula Johnson, whom he intends to make 
his wife. Executrix. 

Eleazer Lock — will dated Mb. 30, 1605 — to be buried in the Church of All 
Hallows, Huntington — ^^has bro. Benjamin — brother-in-law William Sanson — 
** brother Jenny and ray sister " — speaks of his poor travelling brother. 

Richard Lock, of the Cammandria, of Temple Combe, Co. Somerset — will 
dated Aug. 1, 1605 — has chil. Richard Ryal, and William Lock — sisters Agnes 
and Ellen — bro. Edward and his two sons — brothers John Lock the eider, and 
John Lock the younger. 

Benjamin Lock, of Bristol, merchant — will dated Jany. 6, 1605, proved 1611 

— being about to go beyond the seas — to be buried in Mercer's Chapel, London 
— father Michael — bro. Sanson — bro. Jenny — cousins Michael and Henry Lock. 

William Lock, of Geme Abbe^, DorseUhke, tanner — will dated Oct 27, 1611 

— wf. Alice — sons Thomas, William and John — dau. Elizabeth — bro. Thovuis 
Lock, of Brookhampton, and bro. Nicholas Lock, of Pensford. 

John Lock, of Bristol, mMfiner — will dated Jany. 16, 1618 ^-lo be buried kk 
■theCh. at Bedminster — wT. Anne — sons Edward and John — daus. Frances 
and Eleanor. 

Roger Lock, of Bristol, merchant — will dated Aug. 27, 1610, aged 30 — wf. 
Elizabeth — father and mother Andrews — son Richara — father Richard — bro. 
John — mentions Mat^w Lock. 

John Locke, of St. Martins, near Ludgate — will proved 1632 — had no chil. 

— speaks of Sansford Peverill, in Devonshire, where he was bom — had brothers 
Walter and Hugh — speaks of Thomas and William, sons of Nicholas Locke, 
deceased — nephew John, and nephew John the elder, to whom ho gave ;f 300. 
He was very wealthy, and gave J^IOOO to the Hospital in Bridewell, and to Christ 
Hospital in London, the maintenance of two poor chil. from the Parish of St. 
Michaels, Bassinghalls Church. 

Lock, of Westminster, had no chil. -— speaks of his bro. Nicholas, bio. 

Thomas, and his son Thomas — will proved between 1628 and 1635. 

John Locke, of Lambeth, Co. Surrey — will proved June 27, 1505— -had son 
and dau. names not given — wf. Sarah. 

John Locke, of Oxsted, Co. Surrey — will proved Dec. 4, 1611 — had wf Eliza- 
beth ; son Thomas, daus. Agnes, Margaret and Mary — Thomas Lock, gent. Exec'r. 

Francis Locke, of Martin, Co. Surrey, gent. — will dated Nov. 25, 1621 ; proved 
Dec. 14, 1621 ; wf Ellen, and her three children Edward, John, and Miles Atlee, 
to have an estate in Dutchett in Buckinghamshire. 

George Lock by will, when not known, gave interest of j^20 for the poor of 
the parish of All Saints in Dorsetshire. 

In the Gentlenoen^s Magazine, vol. 69, 1799, it is stated that about 1630 several 
persons of the name of Locke resided at Pool, in Somersetshire, who were chiefly 
commanders of merchant ships, and had landed property near Salisbury and 
Hindoo, that in particular Robert Locke was one of this family, and gave pre- 
cisely the same arms as John Locke ; he lived at Berwick, St. Leonards, and 
Dinton, in Wiltshire, and d. 1706, and was buried at Dinton. This may have 
been the Capt. Robert Locke, commander of the ship Speedwell, of London, who 
in 1656, was prosecuted by the government of Massachusetts for having brought 
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Quakers into the country, and was imprisoned in Boston. Oct. 14, 1656, he 
petitioned the Gen. Court that he may have a full hearing. I believe he was 
fined and forced to carry the Quakers back. [See Mass. Archives, vol. 10, pp. 

235-237.] Capt. Liocke was master of the ship Globe which sailed (rom 

Boston for London Dec. 1655, and Hull, in his diary under date of Aug. 166d, 
says *' my returns likewise by Capt. Locke went saffe." 

From the White Chapel Register, London. 
Marriages. Robert Locke and Dorothy Hawkins, July 12, 1584. — Henry 
Lock and Rachel Hillinge, Jany. 29, 1589. — Thomas Lqck and Elizabeth [Bud ?] 
Feb. 5, 1609.— Thomas Lock and Christian French, July 26, 1624, [perhaps 

E rents of John and Nathaniel Locke, of Hampton, N. H.] — John Lock and 
ne Edwards, Nov. 3, 1625. 

Baptisms. John Lock, son of James, Aug. 10, 1610. — Hannah Lock, dau. 
of Thomas, July 16, 1618. — Thomas Lock, son of John and Jane, May 14, 
1626. — John Lock, son of Thomas and Christopher [Christian] Sep. 16, 1627, 
[perhaps John, of HamptonJ — John Lock, son of John and Jane, Mh. 11, 1629. 

— Nathaniel Lock, son of Thomas and Christian, Nov. 11, 1629, [perhaps Na- 
thaniel of Portsmouth.] 

Burials. John Locke, July 21, 1593. — Benjamin Locke, Dec. 16, 1609. — 
Susan Locke, May 29, 1622. — Robert Locke, Jany. 5, 1623. — Susan Locke, 
Mh. 15, 1626 — Nicholas Locke, Mh.l5, 1626. — Thomas Locke, Aug. 14, 1628. 

— John Locke, Aug. 27, 1632. t 

From the Stepney Parish Records, London. 
Baptisms. Christopher Locke, son of Robert, Oct 21, 1576 — Mary Locke, 
dau. of John, Jany. 6, 1582. — Bridgett Locke, dau. of John, of Ratcliff, Sep. 30, 
1593. — Mary Locke, dau. of John of Limehouse, sailor, Nov. 21, 1604. — Wil- 
I Ham Lock, [William of Wobum] son of William and RNkabeth his wf. Dec. 20, 
1628, 7 days old. — Rebecca Lock, dau. of John, of Limehouse, shipwright, and 
Judith his wf. May 6, lt;29. 

BvriaU. Elizabeth, wf. of William Locke, June 27, 1631. 

From the Subsidy Rolls for Snfiblk. 
John Locke, of Lavenham, 1600. — Daniel Lock, of Laxfield, 1613. — John 
Locke, of Wattesiield, 1626. — Richard Locke, John and Robert, of Hinderelay, 
1638. — Richard Locke, of Hunston, 1689. — Anthony Locke, Clerk of Knot- 
tishall [Knetshall ?] 1689. — Daniel Locke, of Tressingfield, 1689. — John Locke, 
of Thelnethan, 1639. 

JOHN LOCKE, «Gbht.^» 

The fame and character of John Locks, commonly called ^^ the great philos- 
opher and metaphysician,^' are too well known to require a more extended notice. 
For nearly two centuries the whole civilized world has acknowledged him as one 
of its greatest luminaries. The names of Locke, Newton, and Bacon, have long 
been associated as standing at the head of those great minds, whose labors in 
science and literature have enlightened the world. Of Locke, it may be said 
that he was not great only in one particular branch of learning, for his mind was 
capable of grasping and mastering every thing. Metaphysics, religion, and the 
science of government were all handled by him equally well. Free from ambi- 
tion (a) and the love of wealth, rocks on which so many have been shipwrecked, 
be lived a long life, honored by all, and left behind him a character on which no 

(a) Under the first Charter of the Carolmss he was created a Landgrave, which title and 
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stain could be found. His priyate and his public life were both equally pure. In 
the political changes of the day, when kings were made and unmade, he suffered 
political persecution, and was obliged in 1682 with many others to quit his coun* 
try for safety, and he was deprived of his privileges at Oxford College by the ar- 
bitrary command of the King, in defiance of the rights of the College itself. After 
several years^ absence, at the solicitation of William Penn, the King offered him 
a pardon, which was accompanied with gracious words of good will ; but this he 
refused to accept, with this noble reply, that ^^ he was ignorant of the crimes of 
which he had been declared guilty." At the revolution, however, he returned to 
England, and was honored by appointment to several offices, and he continued in 
office some years, and until his health became so impaired that he could not live 
in London only a few days at a time, when he sent in his resignation ; on which 
the king sent for him, and proposed that he should retain his office and receive the 
emoluments, attending only occasionally, and leaving the duties to be performed 
by his deputies. Here again he exhibited the purity of his character by the 
memorable reply, *^ that he could not think of receiving pay for labor that he did 
not perform," (a) an example that is rarely followed in modem times, the practice 
being even in our republican country to receive all that can be obtained from the 
government. 

All the English writers whose works I hiure consulted, seem to have been al- 
most entirely ignorant of his pedigree. Even Lord King, his nephew, who was 
to a great extent educated by him, and who published an edition of his works, 
merely says that ^^ He was the son of J. Locke, who was descended from the 
Lockes of Charter Court, in Dorsetshire. Tluit bis father, who was a Captain in 
the army of the Parliament, possessed a moderate landed property in Pensfold, 
[it should have been Pensford] and Bellerton, where he lived ; that his fortune 
became so much impaired in the civil wars that he left a smaller estate to his 
son than be himself inherited.*^ According to the Gent. Magazine, (see p. 344,) 
Capt. Locke was the son of Christopher, of Pilrow, in Somersetshire, but in the 
memoirs prefixed to the edition of the works of his son, pub. in London in 1801, 
it is said he was the son of Nicholas, of Suttenwick, in the parish of Chew-Magna, 
which ii near Pensford, in Somersetshire. He was an Attorney, as well as a 
Captain, and officiated as "Steward or Court-keeper '* to Col. Popham, who 
owned large possessions in the vicinity. Several authorities say that he was 
killed in battle, at or near Bristol, in 1645, and this seems to haVe been the pre- 
vailing opinion ; but Lord King, in speaking of a letter written by John to his 
father, Capt. Locke, says, " It is without date, but was probably written before 
1660." This remark would indicate that the father was living in 1(560. Another 
writer says he was living at the restoration n660), and was appointed Clerk of 
the Sewers. As the writer in the Gentleman^s Magazine says he copies his ped- 
igree from the record of the parish where Capt. Locke was a Church Warden, 
we must suppose his statement to be the most reliable, and if so, that he was the 
son of Christopher. 

Equally contradictory are historians as to whom the wife of Capt Locke was. 
Lord King, 1 think, does not name her. In the edition of Locke's works before 
named, published in 1801, in the memoir prefixed, it is said that Capt Locke mar- 
ried Aon, the dau. of Edmund Keen or Koo, of Wrington ; while on the other 
hand, the Rev. Joseph Hunter, in his article relating to the emigrants from Suf- 

(a) Mr. Locke was aAerwards reproached for not having made interest for some of his 
friends to succeed to the office, or at least to inform them of his intended resignation of it. 
" 1 know,'' said he, in answer to one of his relations who reproached him on this subject ; 
" I know what yon tell me very well, bat that was the very reason why I would not commu- 
nicate my intention to any one. I received my commission generously from the king him- 
self, and to him I resolved to restore it, that ht might have the pteaiare of bestowing it on 
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folk, (Eng.) to New England, which was pub. in the Mass. His. Society's CoUec* 
tions, says on the authority of Candler, a great antiquarian of England, and who 

left voluminous manuscripts, containing pedigrees of many families, that 

Bernard, who was the farmer of an estate of Custridge Hall, which he held of 
Lord Chief Justice Coke, married a dau. of Robert and Sibil Fisk, and that Ber- 
nard had a dau. who was the mother of John Locke. Mr. Hunter is disposed to 
think Candler good authority, because Bernard was Candler^s grand-uncle. Yet 
doubts may be entertained, for Mr. Hunter himself, who ranks high as a learned 
antiquarian, in this very article, makes a statement which shows that he is igno- 
rant of what some of us even in New England have learned. He says ^ that 
little is known of Lockers father, but no one who has written on his life, has had 
the slightest knowledge of the mother.'' In contradiction of this statement, it is 
only necessary to refer to the memoir from which I have before quoted, prefixed 
to the edition of Locke's works, pub. 1801, where the writer knew, or pretended 
to know, that she was the dau. of Edmund Keen or Ken. I notice this that my 
readers may see how easy it is for writers to be mistaken, hoping that they will 
be charitable to the many errors that they may find in this unpretending volume. 
I have before assumed that Candler was probably right, and that Locke's 
mother was a Bernard, and his statement seems to receive support from the asso- 
ciation of the names of Matthew Barnard, (which I presume was only another 
way of spelling Bernard,) with the^ame of William Locke in Nicholas Davie's 
Will, on the presumption that there was a connection between William Locke and 
the family of John Locke. 

The *' progeny " of three of the sons of Robert Fisk, before named, emigrated 
to New England, as did several other pui:itan fkmilies with whom they were con- 
nected. So says Mr. Hunter on the authority of Candler, and goes on to say, as 
I have raentiooed in another place, that ^^ The mother of Locke must have .been 
brought up among the more zealous puritans of the counties of Essex and Suffolk, 
(England,) that she must have heard from her infancy stories of religious perse- 
cutions, that she must have seen near connections of her family leaving their na- 
tive home, to find as they supposed, security and peace in a distant land ; and the 
feelings thus engendered in her >mind we may easily believe to have been com- 
municated to her son, who in due time became the great defender of the princi- 
ple of the utmost tolerance, in dealing with men in affairs of conscience and 
religious opinion." 

The conflicting statements with regard to the family of the wife of C^pt. Locke 
may be reconciled by supposing that he may have been twice married, a fact un- 
known to the different writers. It is to be hoped that these remarks may induce 
further inquiries, which may throw more light upon the subject. 

All authorities agree that John Locke, the subject of this sketch, was bom 
while the mother was from home in a small cottage in Wrington, in Somerset- 
shire, Aug. 29, 1632 An exception to this, however, as to the date, is a most in- 
teresting article originally published in the London Athenseum, and which was 
afterwards copied into the Living Age, No. 341, p. 424, entitled, " The Grave of 
Locke." The date of his birth, taken from his tomb, is printed A. D. "1631.** 
This may be a typographical error. Wrington is a small town not far from Bris- 
tol, and in the immediate vicinity of Pensford, Bedminster, Pilrow, and several 
other places where many of the Lockes resided. 

Mr. Locke was never married, and after his retirement from public life he be- 
came the inmate of the family of Sir Francis and Lady Masham, at their seat at 
Oates, in Essex, and here he passed the remainder of an invalid life in the cul- 
tivation of his mind, and in the composition of many of his admirable works. 
Lady Masham, who was the dau. of the Rev. Dr. Ralph Cudworth, of Oxford, 
was a woman of a congenial mind, highly intellectual, and herself a writer. The 
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of tastes and feelings^ and perfect confidence. The fioble woman wbo adninis* 
tered to hini his last consolation, was like himself calm and possessed, in that last 
scene which united the serenity of the antique sage with the pious resignation of 
the Christian saint. AAer passing without sleep the night which he had not ex- 
pected to survive, he was taken out of hed and carried into his study, where he 
slept for some hours in his chair. On waking he desired to he dressed ; and then 
beard Lady Masham read the Psalms, apparently with great attention, until per- 
ceiving his end to draw near, he stopped her, and expired a few minutes after- 
wards.'* 

Thus ended the life of this eminent man, Oct. 27, 1704, a. 72. He was 
buried at the Church at High Laver, in Essex, near Oates, about 20 miles from 
London. Against the south wall of the Church is a square raised tomb covered 
with a slab, on which is inscribed, " JOHN LOCKE, Ob. A. D. 1704.'' Above 
the tomb is a marble tablet bearing the Latin inscription written by himself. 
Here follows a translation : 

^* Stop, traveller! Near this place lieth John Locke. If you ask what kind of 
a man he was, he answers that he lived content with his own small fortune. Bred 
a scholar, he made his learning subservient only to the cause of truth. This thou 
will learn from his writings, which will show thee every thing else concerning 
him, with greater truth, than the suspected praises of an epitaph. His virtues, 
indeed, if he had any, were too little for him to propose as matter of praise to 
himself, or as an example to thee. Let his vices be burfed together. As to an 
example of manners, if you seek that, you have it in the Gospel ; of vices, I 
wish you may have one nowhere ; if mortality, certainly, (and may it profit 
thee,) thou hast one here and every where.'' 

I cannot close with any thing more beautiful than an extract from a Poem on 
the Progress of Science, delivered at Harvard College, Ap. 21, 1780, by the 
Hon. Samuel Dexter. 

^^ In Metaphysics, too, a Locke we find, 
Unfolding the recesses of the mind. 
Teaching mankind the great Creator's plan ; 
Yet less admire the author than the man. 
Great in himself, he could with pleasure leave 
The tinsel'd greatness that a Court can give. 
Refuse a place — a pension, and retire. 
From glitt'ring pomp, to fan celestial fire." 



iV#to. — The followiDg items were omitted in their proper place. 

James Loch wm a merchant of E(Jinburg,m. Oct. 11, 16i0, Margaret Barclay ; his eld- 
est tun James of Drylaw, Scotland, Treasurer of Edinburg, b. Aug^37, 1612, had James 
of Drylaw, b. May 3, 1650, who m. Isabel, dau. of Sir George rou lis, uf Rafelston, 
and had George, of Drylaw, b. Mh. 28, 1678, who m. Jean, dau. of Georee Foulis, and 
had James, b. Aug. 16, 1693, who m. Frances, dan. of Hon. William Lrakine, son of 
David, fourth Earl of Buchan. 

John Lock, of Holhst. had dau. Mary, who m. Ogle Riggs, of HoUist boose, wbo d. 
1705, a. 62. 

Mary Locke, of Martin, in Surrey, m. Edward Threle, of Lozwood. 

Bridget Locke, of fiaocet, £ng. — Elisabeth Robinson, the wid. of Thomas Robinson, 
of Boston, (and formerly wf. of Richard Sherman of Boston, mercnant, who d. 1660) d. at 
Boston 1666, left property which she had by Sherman to the children of her sister Bridget 
Locke of fikoceu, Enff. — to the daus. of Thomas Spaul or Spall of Boston, to her kin- 
dred John and Mary Greealeaf of Boston, to Samuel Demon (Damon) of Redding, and lo 
John Brown, son of Edmund, of Dorchester. 



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JoHH Loon, Shenff of London 1461, his MoBoment was in the Chnrch of St. Haiy, Bow, 

London. He wm probsbly deweoded from ThomM Locke, of MerUm Abbey, in Bncnur. 
I^son la/e the Rectory of Blerton itm gnuited to niomai 
Loeke by Edvwd ILL in 1S91. 

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Thomas, merchant of London, d. 1507, buried at St.'^oan, only dan. and heir oC Mr. Wikook or WiBkokes» «f 
Thomaa of Acres, London. I Botherun, in Yorkshire ; d. 1512. 



erElhMbeCh8pen. 
eer, of London, 
who died 1528, 
boried at Mercer's 
Chapel, London. 



Ar William, Knt. and Alderman, b. l4A0,i 
d.1550. Ue was knighted by Hen. VUL 
fbr going over to Dunkirk and palling 
down the Pope's bull } was sherilT of Lon- 
don \M6. Sir WiUiam was Oent of the 
Priry Chamber. His Sd wf. was Eleanor, 
wid. of Walter Marshe. She d 1546. His 
4Ui wf. was JOiiabeth, widow of Robert 
Meredith. 



-Sd. KatberhM,daa.or 


John, died 


Thenaa wt M«rj 


William, and sister 


s p. buried 


Mlnisccr afc Mevw 


and oo<4ieir of Sir 


inMeToei«s 


ton 1552, prm^m- 


Thoe Cook of Wilt- 


Chapel, 


blf was aon of 


shire. Knt. bhe was 


Loudo^ 


Thomaa. 


burled at Merton Ab- 


151f. 




bey, Surrey. e>he d. 
Oct. 14, 15i7. 








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t 



1611, 
1617. 

PhHip, d. 
15:M,8.p. 



I I I I I 

Jane, bom Peter, died Bdmund, 

August 22, 1517, s. p. died fbr 

1512 } m. love of 

Robt. Mer- William, b. Sir Brian 

06—1617, d. 1519 Take's or 



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Feb. 
1514, 



London, 
Mercer. 



Richard, d. 
1516. 



Tack's 

daughter 

1545. 



chant of 



Mary. 



I Richard Springham, from whom are descended the 
Rarls of Rnmney. 






Matthew,., i 

of Mfi 

London, %% 

Merchant. ' 



tithy, md. KattM 



Dorothy, ■»>. wmp 

1. otwen um, m. 1 

of Lond , mei^ 8tac«j, of 
chant } 2. m. London, mer- 
Jno. Cosworth^jg^cer. 2 m. 
of Lood.,mer^ WOlMm Mat- 
thew of Brad- 
den, Wiwtli 



1. William 
•.Rowland. 



8. Matthew.' 



(Daughter of 
Sir WiUtam 
Allen, Al- 
derman 
of London. 



4. John. 
5.Mai7. 



Thomas Cosworth. 



EUsabeth, she d. ]eS2,"eRiohM Cbaadler, 



monument In All- 
Saints church, TotlMi- 
ham, London. 



oer, of London, son of 
WUUam. of Little Wai- 
singham, Horfclk, 
gent. lied. lOOS. 



Thomas, perhaps m Susan, daughter of Sir EKsabeth, m. Ferdinando Rich- Anne, m. Sir Terdinando Beybome, ^ 

WilUam Uedney, June S, 1619, who was b. ardson, (who d. 15960 groom of Oent. of the Privy Chamber to (^sean 

June 26, 1590, and fbr a 2d husband m the Stole to Qaeen Kliiabeth. Elisabeth and James L Shed. 1615, he 

Thomas Joaoeylyn, Secondary of the Ex- d. 1618. 



Rlcfaari, of BedminHer, Co^^ 
of Somersei, d. 1617. 



John, Mayor of< 
Bristol, 1641. 



John, 



Perhaps Sanh, who m. Nicholaa 
DaTics, and came to N. England f 



Christopber, bap.^ 
March 25, 1598. 



of Bristol,— 
Merchant. 



Christopher,^ 
of Pihrow. 



Sananel, of London, 
Merchant. 



Aime, m. 1. Henry Symonds, 
of Couth Brent, ancestor of the 
Symmids and Hardens. 2. m. 
TWry Tutton, gr. grand-fttther 
of Isaac Phelps, Esq of (South 
Brent. 



WaUam, of South"" 
Brent. I 



John, of Locke's 
House, In the Pariah 
Mark. 



Christian, m. Mary, m. John Pethe- 
Dod, ram, ancestor of tha 
Petherama near Taun- 
ton. 



EliJbeth, B. 



ancestor «f 
the Guy tenOy. 



(A ) [See next page.] In a note on page 343, 1 commented on the statement made in the 
Gentleman's Magazine, that Michael Loieke, the Father of Biathew of Peesford, was a 
younger Brother of Sir WiUiam, while other authorities had spoken of him as a Sm of Sir 
William. The principal rea^n that has influenced my opinion in fa^or of the statement ia 
the Oent. Ma^. is that the Michael Locke who was a son of Sir William had three sons, 
Zachary, Benjamin, and Eleasar, asd several daas., and that although these three sons speak 
of each oUmt and their sisters in their willsi no mention is made of a in* Matthew. Qa 
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BaiiAmKi. [Sec (B.) Below.] The tmmm tbat induce roe to tnppoee that oar emifrant Ancettor might 
kovo hven the gr. son of Christopher of Pilrow, are many of them not easil? expressed in a few words. I 
shall cooteiit myself, therefore, with saying, that the tradition has eter been, that our ancestor and the distia- 

Kished John Locke were of the same lamily ; that the mother of the latter was a Bernard ; that Nicholas 
iTics cmlls William Locke of Wolium his ** cousin " (nephew), and also calls Matthew Barnard, of Boston, 
kia '^eowain,** (Matthew being a son of Bartholomew.) I i^rffue, then, that these degrees of kindred existed ia 
ooMcqueoce o( the intermarriage of Daries and the Bamards and the Lockes in Eng. In addition to the fore- 
goia^ the Rot. Joseph Hunter, of London, in an article pub. in the Mass. His. Socy's Coll., says ** The mother 
of Locke [the philosopher] most hare been broaght up among the more zealoos Puntans, most oafe heard from 
her infancy stories or religions persecntioos, and must hate seen near connections of her family leering their 
' lea to find security in a distant land, and it will not be onacceptable to see the name of ao illiistriooa a per- 
' ia family cooiiaetioa with so many of the Pnntaa aettlefs in New England.'* 



Boss, K Dee."^. AnOionr 



Hofenb. SL 

leia, a. 8g. 



Loodoo, 
sonofWsl- 

ter, or 
WoodflDdly 
la" 



Jolio,d.tai AlJoe,d. 

Frsooe s.p. 1597, 

went to Je- s p. 



1559, and 

to GotDea 

1594. 



d. 1590,' 
s.p. 



HeUt o«— fc- 


M J■4B^ of- 


-I.Jane, 


Loodon, 


s 


London, mer- 


dan. of 


BMroksot 


chant. «. m. 


wnusm 


and laer- 


t 


MarvnyPer- 


WUkln- 


oer. IIU 


I 


jn, wid. of 


■OQ, 


win. dated 


t 


Cmst Dal- 


OMToer, 


JsnV 18, 


I 


■iarias,ftuof 


andHht 


1670, pro- 




HIT JoHos 


of Lon- 


Ted Oot*r 




Onsar, Knt. 


dMk. 


Jil, 1571. 













Aog.^I 
8 m. m 
las BolL.^ 
bam, Bishop 
ofWc 



1570, who d. 
1576. lUd 



I n r 

ory, LL.D., Welter, m. lUs^ Antho 
m-AonWrnUop. beth, daoghter of LL.O., d.' 
of Sir His dan. Wa»r Nicholas Staoes, Dec 19, 
HoTfls beU^ mar. Sir was anoestor to 1597, s.p. 
DekaMa. Hearr flenes, the ■srit of Ply- 
ton of Hearj month, Yisoount 
Windsor, and Ld. 
Moontjoy. 



-e;: 



▲ Daa. 
m. Rob- 
ert PhU- 
Upi. 



If 
Henry, 
s. p. Moyls, of 

Cornwall. 



s.p. 



Mimmw,* 



Beqja- 



BUl, of 



who d. diedak 
1568, by 
him had 



19 chil- 



btath, 
and he 
d. the 

day 



of PSne- 


Will 


nrin, of 


fotd, in 


dated 


Bristol, 




llar.9ft, 


merehn, 


Aire. 


1905. 


wttl 
dated 


.iSL 




proved 


«v.Ka. 




1611. 


I 




_ 1 



Zaohary, A Dsa 
will m.Wm. 



I 



laot. 



Antwerp, 
BdwM 



Satherine, 

bsp. Aof . 

89, 1.5.54, 

— - marr*d Dr. 

A Dsa. Oo«i, and Arohbold, 
m hadDr ofWor-^ 

— Jeo- Goad sent 
ney. by Jsmes 
tothe fy- 
nodof 
Dort. 



EUisbeth, Margaret, Rowland, Mary, bap. 
b. 1557, at bap Sep. bap. Od. JnneS, 15(f8, 
A-* 8,1.560, 16, U6L - - - 



Smyth, 
clerk,and 
d.1599. 



Otwell,h. 
1556. 



SlrThos. 
Mountelbrd, 
M D., whose 
dan Dridffet 
B Sir John 
Bramston, 
Ld. Ch Jos. 
or Klnss 



— Aadros, 
Pastor of 



Oaa ia re p w aa , of POrow,' 



John, 1 



row,T 

I 



. bap. Ang. 1, ■ 
159% was an Attorney, 
SQdOapt.in the Par^ 
Ibuneot Army tnUhe 
eirU wars, sad (was 
I 164&0 



One 

thjB he m. a 

Bliss Keen, or 



Hooonr, bap. Aw. 81, 
1597, m. rraodt Shep- 
ard, of Mark, became 
aooeetor of the Shep- 
ardt, Gileses Qiblets, 
Stars, Coomera. Coun- 
sels and Smeaths, of 
Simertetshire. 



ChrisUan, Lewto. bap July 19,— WnxuM, (pnbaMy) 
bap. July U06, burled at Tana- iuher of WILLIAM 

9, 1601, ton, St. Mary Magda- 
len, Mch. 87, \*m^ by 
4 wires had 95 chtl., 
most of whom lived to 
bemenai 



of whom 
nothing 
fturther. 



io««,b. 

in ■mez, 
17M. The 
Pail. 



ADaa— J( 



erome King, whose 
son Peter, Ld King, 
b I6i», was Lord 
High Chane«)llor of 
Xngland, anoestor of 
the Marl of Lorelaoe, 
who m Ada, dau. of 
Lord Byron. 



ASon, 
d s.p. 



of WoBcax, had wt«^^,^ . , ,- % 
Elisabeth, iho died" "^^ .' 
at London, Jnne, '^-^J '* 

(8se(B)abore.] SkVic'^ 



John, 



b. 
1685. 



Allen,a' 
younger 
son by 
4th wt 



William, of"*I>orothy, 
Pltminster, 
son of 4th 
wife, died 



1719, a 4^. 



dau. or 
Richard 
Coolcaiey, 

of 
Dunstar, 

Qsnt. 



Christopher, 
youngest 
son, b. at 
Taunton, 

iwsr 



(RkLfdO 

of 
Pltminster, 
sonorgr. 

son 

of Lewis) 

was a 



Richard, only son, d. 1765,' 
a. 59, wsa of Bumhsm. 



'Hannah, only dau. of John Dod, 
of Burnham, Co. of Semersst. 



of Itenton, Uflng 1798, had 
6 Sons, 9 of whoa wsn settled la 
Lsndoo 1798, and 9 la Taunton, the 
y owiim bsh^ A. M. sC Oaiwd. 



Rlehard, Isq. of Hlgfal 



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SIR JOHN BRAMSTON. 

Tlie following, though in part a repetition of what has gone before, contains 
some additional facts, and is so interesting, as coming direct from Rose, the dan. 
of Sir William Locke, I cannot avoid the inclination to publish it. 

It is from the Autobiography of Sir John Bramston, which was written be* 
tween the years 1670 and 1699, but not published until 1845. Sir John Bram- 
ston was the gr. gr. gr. son of Sir William Locke. He was b. 1611, the son of 
Sir John Bramston, of Boreham, Knight, Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench, 
who was b. May 18, 1577, and m. Bridget, dau. of Sir Thomas Moundeford, M. D. 
of London, who m. Mary, dau. of Richard Hill, mercer of London, who ra. Eliza- 
beth, the "20th'' child of Sir William Locke. 

" The said Thomas Moundeford married Mary Hill, one of the daus. of Richacd 
Hill, of London, by Elizabeth Lock, the twentieth child of Sir William Lock, 
the famous citizen Alderman and Lord Maior (a) of London, of whome I think 
fitt here to insert the storie as I find it wreten by one of his daughters, Rose, 
married first to Anthony Hickman, merchant aduenturer, from whom is descend- 
ed the now Earle of Plymouth, and soe is the alliance betweene our families, 
he beinge descended of one daughter, and myself from another of Sir William 
Lock, but his tytle to Lord Windsor came by a marriage in that familie ; her 
second husband was Throgmorton of Brampton in Huntingdonsheire, esquelr. I 
find it in wast paper in her Bible, which hath binn carefully preserued by the 
females in the familie acording to her order, and is now in the hands of my 
sister Lady Palmer, beinge giuen her by the aforementioned Mary, her and my 
Grandmother. The storie is (as I find it) thus : In the 25th yeare of King Henry 
the 8th, thcU was 1590, William Lock, citizen and Mercer of London, beinge in 
Dunkirke when a curse (interdiction, I suppose) was sett vp by the Pope's memit- 
ger or nuncio, against the King and Kingdom, in fauor and at the request of 
Queene Katharine, Mr. Lock beinge then there, he tooke itdowne, (soe farr, sayea 
she, goes Hollinshead ; but his daughter Rose adds) for which seruice the Kings 
gaue him 100 pounds a yeare, and knighted him, and soe (says she) he was the first, 
that, beinge a Knight, was sheriffof London. He had alsoe the speciall fauor of the 
Kinge, to haue a key to his priuie chamber, to come to him when he would. The 

Kinge dined at his house, he being the King's mercer And she tells 

this storie, (I mesne Rose that wrote the Memoires ;) she says, that, in the tyme 
of her first husband, Anthony Hickman, after the death of Edward the Sixth, 
Queen Mary changinge the relligion, her husband and her elder brother Thomas 
Lock, beinge merchants and partners, they lined to geather and sheltred manie 
of the godlie preachers in theire house ; but the Queene inioyninge all to come 
to mass, and persecutinge the refusers, they were forced to let them goe, giuing 
them monie; she mentions Hooper, Fox, Knox, and one Reinger, for which 
her husband and brother beinge questiond, before the commissioners, (she ^Is 
them high commissioners,) were committed close prisoners to the Fleete, and 
. then shoe tells how they gott out ; . . . . aAer which she says her husband went 
to Antwerpe, tooke a house there at 40 pounds rent, sent for her, but she being 
with child could not goe, but went into Oxfordshire to a gentleman's house, but she 
names him not, but thincks the house was called Childwell, wher she was de- 
Huered ; names not the child, nor whether male or female ; but says she went 
to Cranmer, Latimer, and Ridlie, prisoners then in Oxford, to know whether she 
might christen her child in the Popish manner. They answered her that bap- 
tisme was the least corrupted in that church, and therefore she might, but sayd 
she should haue gone away before, for the child was baptised by a Popish 
preist, but she says she put sugar instead of sah into the handkercher which was 

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to be deliaered vnto the priest, after which she went to Antwerpe to her hu - 
band, left 2 houses of her husband's, well ftimished, one in London, another at 
Rumford, taking noething but one feather bed, .... Whilst she was at Ant- 
werpe she had another child, which with great care she procured to be baptised 
after the reformed manner by a Protestant minister, which was done thus : The 
fashion was to hange a peece of lawne out at the window where a child was 
to be baptised ; and her house hauinge two dores into two streetes, she hunge 
lawne out at each dore, soe the neighbours of each side, thinckinge the child 
was carried out at the other dore, inquired no farther ; the hasard she rann was 
great, for she sayes, that in the hatred which was borne by the townsmen to 
the Anabaptists, the magistrates used to come at mid night into houses where any 
children were suspected to be kept vnbaptised, and if they found any such they 
vsed to putt them into a sack and threw them into the sea and drowne them, which 
crueltie to auoid, she did, as is before sayd, hange out the lawne, and there 
beinge a secret congregation of Protestants in the Towne, she procured her child 
to be carried thither, where it was baptised, she not knowing who were god- 
fathers or godmothers. She continued in Antwerpe to the death of Queene 
Mary; she died at Gainesborough 21 November 1613, in the 87th yeare of her 
age. And this is all I find of her in these memoires collected and made by her 
selfe and sister. 

'^ Elisabeth Lock was the 20th child of Sir William Lock, which is testified by 
a note written by himselfe in the said Bible. She was borne in Milk Streete, 
London, the 3d day of August, 1535. She had 2 husbands, beinge first married 
to Richard Hill, with whome she lined 18 yeares, and had by him 13 childrenn ; 
she continued a widow one yeare and a quarter, and then married [Nicholas] 
Bullingham, bishop of Worcester, and had one child by him'. Hill died at New- 
ington Greene, Sep. 1568; shee was very younge when she married Hill, for 
she was but 20 yeares old when she went with her husband into the Low Coun- 
tries to Antwerpe ; and yet she had then 4 children ; she had fine in Antwerpe. 
She hath not mentioned the names of all her children. What I find of them in 
that memoire is thus : her eldest daughter, Katharine Hill, was married to Dr. 
Goad ; she was baptised 23 April, 1554; of her was borne Dr. Goad, one of the 
diunes sent by King James I. vnto the Synod of Dort. Martha, the 2nd daughter 
maried to Luke Smyth, Gierke ; she was baptised 8th of September, 1560 ; she 
dyed at Worcester, 1593. Rowland, baptised 16th October, 1561. I thincke he 

had no issue male, but he had a daughter married to Mr. Munday. 

Mary, baptised 5th of June, 1562 ; she married Dr. Moundeford, from whome I 
am descended. Elizabeth, borne at Antwerpe the yeare before Queene Mary 
died, [1557] ; she married with Edward Archbold, at Worcester. Otwell, borne 
alspe at Antwerpe, the first yeare of Queene Elizabeth, [1558.] Ann, baptised 
1566 ; married to Andros, I guess, parson of Chesterton 

'^ 1 find Sir William Lock had a daughter married into Comewell, for Otwell 
Hill went into Comewell to his aunt, eldest sister to his mother ; she is not 
named either by her husband^s name or her owne Christen name, but I gues her 
husband^s name was Cuswroth, for I remember one of that name that was clerke 
to my father, whome we called cousen.'^ 

Here ends the History of the ]x>ckes in England. Many of the facts have a 
peculiar interest to those of the name in America, and go to show when the fam- 
ily was first known, and in what parts of the country they resided, and their occu- 
pation or profession. Like many of the early merchants of England, some of 
them were mariners, commanding their own ships and trading to difilerent parts 
of the world. A thorough examination of the County and Town histories of 
England, which are very full of pedigrees, would undoubtedly give a vast num- 
ber of additional particulars ; and what appears in the preceding pages will be 
something of a guide as to where further information should be sought, and that 
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SAMUEL LOCKE, D. D. 

PRESIDENT OF HARVARD COLLEGE. (5) 

The materials from which to make a sketch of the life and character of Presi- 
dent Locke are not extensive. He died early in life, his children soon after fol- 
lowed him, and his papers have been lost. His Common-Place Book and a Book 
of Extracts, which are now before me, are all his manuscripts that I can find. 
His contemporaries have all passed away, but two of the most distinguished have 
left some valuable testimonials, viz. the Elder Adams and President Styles. 

He fitted for College under the tuition of the Rev. Timothy Harrington, then 
the minister of Lancaster ; he entered Har. College in his nineteenth year, where 
he was highly distinguished for scholarship in a class that produced as many dis- 
tinguished men in proportion to its numbers, as any class of that College, of 
whom may be mentioned William Browne, Judge of the Supreme Court of Mass. 
and afterwards Governor of Bermuda ; John Wentworth, LL.D. Governor of New 
Hampshire, and afterwards Lieut Gov. of Nova Scotia, and a Baronet ; David 
Sewall, LL.D. Rep. in Congress, Judge of the Supreme Court of Mass. and of the 
District Court of the Dnited States ;* Tristram Dalton, Rep. and Senator in Con- 
cress ; Rev. Moses ijemenway, S.T.D. a very distinguished Divine ; and John 
Adams, President of the United States. The Hon. Charles F. Adams has kindly 
furnished me with the following extract from the autobiography of his gr. father. 

^' I went to College at the end of the vacation, and took the chamber assigned 
me, and my place in the class under Mr. Mayhew. I found some better scholars 
than myself, particularly Locke, Hemenway, and Tisdale. The last left College 
before the end of the first year, and what became of him I know not. Hemen- 
way still lives a great divine, and Locke has been President of Harvard College, 
a station for which no man was better qualified. With these I ever lived ia 
friendship ; I soon became intimate with them, and began to feel a desire to 
equal them in science and literature. In the sciences, especially mathematics, I 
soon surpassed them, merely because, intending to go into the Pulpit, they 
thought Divinity and the Classics of more importance to them. In Literature, I 
never overtook them." 

Prest. Locke graduated in 1755, and that year was a teacher at Lancaster, as 
he had been in 1752, and was one of the members of a Society, that was formed 
in that town for mutual improvement, in 1748. He studied Divinity with Rev. 
Mr. Harrington, and Nov. 7, 1759, was ordained over the Church and Society in 
Sherburne, (c) In Dec. 1769, he was unanimously elected by the Corporation 
of Harvard College, President of that ancient institution, which choice was unan- 
imously confirmed by the Board of Overseers, he being only thirty-eight years of 
age, and the youngest man ever elected to that office. He resigned bis pastoral 
relations at Sherburne, in Feb. 1770, and was installed at Cambridge, Mb. 21, 
1770. His people at S. were very unwilling that he should leave them, and 



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On page 31, the date of his marriage is erroneously stated to have been Oct 20, 1755 f 
it sh'onld be Jany. 2, 1760. 

(c) The first Sermon preached in Dublin, X. H. was by Rev. Saraael Locke in the autaroa 
of 1767, at the boase of Eli Morse, whose infant dan. Sarah he baptized at the same time.— 
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amde streimotM eiertlons to prevent him, but the situation to whieh he was elected 
opened a wider field for usefulness. During the period of his presidency, the 
political afilairs of the country were in an excited state. The people were all in 
commotion. The College was under the patronage and control of the State 
GoTomment, at the head of which was the Royal Governor, Hutchinson. The 
College, like all the other interests of the country, was affected by the state of 
public affairs, and its prosperity was retarded, and no remarkable events trans- 
pired in College to mark the era. • 

Rev. Ezra Styles, D.D. minister of Newport, R. I. and President of Yale Col- 
lege, and who '* was one of the most learned men this country can boast,'' left a vo- 
luminous diary, from which the late Prof. Kingsley favored me with the following 
«Ltract, and coming from a man so learned, and many years the senior of Prest 
Locke, it should have great weight in forming an estimate of the talents and 
character of the latter. I may add, that the extreme length to which President 
Styles went in his opposition to British rule, may have had some influence on his 
feelings when he speaks of the political opinions of Prest. Locke. 

'^ 1770, June 4th. Saw in a Boston print, the election of Councillors, held in 
the College Hall, at Cambridge, 6ec. — the same day was religiously celebrated 
at Boston, Dr. Chauncey preaching to a crowded assembly. Then all the mints- 
ters invited to dine at Fannuel Hall, by the merchants and the sons of liberty. 
A great number of pastors were present : among the rest the aged and venerable 
brael Loring, of Sudbury, Ml 88 and above, being the oldest minister in Amer* 
ica. Also, Rev. President Locke, and Rev. Mr. Appleton, of Cambridge.*' 

^* July 16th. I set out with Mr. W. Hubbard for Commencement at Harvard 
Colle^, — where we attended Wednesday, 18th inst. Rev. President Locke 
ptesiding for the first time. He conferred the degree of A. B. upon 34, and that 
ofA.M. upon 43, total 77. The President was dressed in a black gown and 
square cap, as were most of the graduates. The Bachelors all dressed in black 
cloth coats of American Manufacture, covered with a thin black gown and 
square cap. Among other exercises there was a dialogue in Chaldee held be- 
tweeen three Bachelors, taken out of Daniel. At the dose of this, the President 
subjoined a short speech in Chaldee ; but he did not make any Latin Oration.** 

" 1771, July. Commencement at Harvard College, Wednesday, 17th inst 
when among other exercises, President Locke made a Latin Oration, — and there 
was a dialogue in Greek, and another in Samaritan.** 

" 1773, June 24. Visited me, Rev. Mr. Samuel Locke, President of Harvard 
College, and Mr. Marsh, a tutor. Had much conversation together on a variety 
of things, both in politics and literature. The President is a gentleman of fine 
understanding, clear, distinguishing mind, rather adapted for active gubernatorial 
life, than for the deep researches of literature. He keeps a good look out ahead, 
and will pass serenely through life. He will be in danger of a duplicity of char- 
acter, for he is ever adjusting himself to every body, — that it is somewhat difii- 
cult to find his real judgment on some points. Yet he is open and vigorous against 
the new divinity. In politics, he will never oppose the Governor or Crown in- 
terest, and will rather lean to that side the balance, and against the patriots ; but he 
can talk strong for patriotism. I believe he likes neither at heart, and designs to 
trouble himself about neither, further than as either affects the interests of College, 
— and in which case he will secure both parties if possible, else that which will be 
most beneficial. He will make no stand in politics, either for or agamst the liber- 
ties of his country, and will rather divert himself with the folly of those who are* 
most venturesome and enterprising on both sides. If America should become an 
independent empire, he would be for a pretty firm government, which the people 
could not easily overthrow. His own dominion would make a State happy. In his 
hands a tyranny would be a good government. Was President Locke at the head 
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tered with firmness, justice, mildness. It would be so good, that the mesl po|palt» 
republic would never call him to an account, — it would be so good, that the 
subjects of an absolute monarchy would forget their chains, and themselves, in 
the fullest possession of their liberty. 

*^ Under the idea and purpose of governing well, I believe bis judgment would 
adopt a theory of high and absolute government. But was he in any other part 
of the world, he would forget theory and adapt his practice to the exigencies and 
usages of places. Neither would be suffer himself to be harassed with laboring 
the surreptitious introduction of a theory different, and very opposite to that which 
took place where he was called to act He will aim at the glory of a really 
useful man. He will have but little leisure for reading and contemplation, but 
will profit by conversation with the literati of every branch of erudition. He has 
a liberal understanding, a penetrating discernment, and is capable of looking into 
and judging upon every thing. He has great affection for his pupils, and feels 
the father, the tender parent, towards all of them. He tells me, that he has about 
180 undergraduates. He is a man in almost all respects of an excellent charac- 
ter. He is in the midst of life or rather young, I believe about 38. He is a 
good classical scholar, in Latin, Greek, Hebrew and Chaldee. He made an ora- 
tion in Chaldee at the first public Commencement after his election to the presi- 
dency, which 1 heard. He is excellent in philosophy and academical literature, 
and in all bmnches of knowledge is far superior to any president of any of the 
American Colleges, unless Dr. Witherspoon, of Nassau Hall, should exceed him 
in theology. lie is one of those minds which will enlarge to a great size, will 
grow and magnify through life. His morals are excellent — piety and a holy life 
sit on hkn with a good grace. I doubt not he is determined to live well, to act 
his part with dignity, to die well, and obtain the crown of immortal glory. He 
is a firm friend to revelation. 

^^ We went to the Redwood Library, afterwards to Mr. Ellery^s, then drank tea 
at Mr. Redwood's, visited Mr. Cheesborough, ^., and spent thie evening till mid- 
night in learned conversation. They lodged at my house. In the morning, June 
3Mi, they rode away. I accompanied them to Mr. Redwood^s garden, and 
parted.** 

Having learned that the Hon. John Welles, of Boston, was a pupil ot President 
Locke, I called upon that venerable old gentleman. To the question, ^ Whether 
he could tell me any thing about the President,** with a glow of feeling on his 
countenance, he instantly replied, '^ 1 think I can ; he fitted me and my brother 
for College ; he was the most learned man in America ; our father placed us 
under his tuition in consequence of the high regard and great esteem he had for 
the President. We resided in his family (this was after that Mr. L. resigned his 
charge of the College) ; he was a per^ct gentleman, dignified, and well did he 
perform his duties to his pupils with which his house was crowded.** These facts 
show the estimation in which he was held after his retirement Mr. Welles re- 
lated many incidents commendable of the President, which I have not room to 
insert. 

In 1762, he preached the Sermon before the Ancient and Honorable Artillery 
Company, and in 177'i the Annual Sermon before the Massachusetts Convention 
of Ministers, both of which were printed, and the last was reprinted. These are 
probably all that he left in print 

A few days before the decease of the late Rev. Dr. John Pierce, of Brookline, 
I received from him a letter, in which he says, ^^ President Adams, his classmate, 
assured me that he excelled in prayer all with whom he had ever been acquainted ; 
he also considered him the best scholar in his class, with the exception of Dr. Moses 
Hemenway.** 

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md tiMtny of the expfemoos indieate that it was written by a person edocated in 
oklen time. 

*' In Memory of y* Rev* Samuel Locke, D. D." /3 

"Asa Divine he was learned and judicious — In y* pastoral relation vigilant p^ 
and faithful! — as a Christian devout 6i charitable — In his friendships firm 6i 
sincere — humane afiahle & benevolent in his disposition — in y* conjugal and 
parental relations kind and officious — y* uncommon sj^e and penetration of his 
genius — y" extensivcness of his erudition — y" fund of useful knowledge w"* he 
had acquired — y* firmness & mildness of his temper & manners — his easiness 
of access d^ patient attention to others — joined with his singular talents for gov- 
ernment, procurM him universal esteem, especially of the governers and students 
of Harvard College over w** he PRESIDED, four years with much reputation to 
himself & advantage of y* public, after w** he retired to y* private walks of life, 
entertaining and improving y' more confined circle of his friends until his Death 
w" was very sudden on y* 15th day of Januaiy 1778, a. 45." (a) 

The Rev. Abner Morse writes : " Rev. Dr. Locke was a stout, dignified looking 
man, a little below the common stature. He was a good whig, and used to go 
every evening to the common resort of the patriots and talk on public affairs, 
while as many as could, came and listened and carried home the inspiration he 
infused, so that Sherbom boasts to this day that their soil did not bear one tory. 
He was frequently elected chairman of the Committee of Correspondence, and 
was also on the Committee of Public Safety." 

The same writer says, '^ His Common«Place Book shows that he had read a 
library of books, and had kept company with the most devotional authors, as well 
as with Ecclesiastical and civil historians, theologians and poets. It indicates 
also a taste for natural science, and abounds with sage aphorisms and choice 
extracts." 

He died from the bursting of a blood-vessel, when aiding in driving some cat* 
tie from his field Jany. 15. 1778, a. 47, and his remains are deposited "on private 
land, the three first ministers of the town sleep by him, {h) who, like him, left no 
posterity to protect their graves, and to the eternal shame of their fiocks they re« 
fuse, when appealed to for aid to remove their dust to a secure cemetery, and to 
contribute to give them, four in number, one decent monument." (c) A small 
white marble grave-stone has, since the above was wrttten, been erected at his 
grave by some one unknown. - Notwithstanding some of his society were some 
" vexed " that he lefl them, yet afier he returned to Sherburne he ^' lived in the 
utmost harmony with the church, and the pastor who succeeded him in his parish, 
and his name is held in high veneration by the descendants of his old parishioners* 
Some domestic troubles embittered the last years of his life, but he was never 
known to make a complaint, but bore them with Christian resignation." [Letter 
of one of his townsmen.] He owned a fine farm at Sherburne,((/) a part of which 
he probably possessed in right of his wife, and was a man of affluence. The In- 
ventory of his Estate, after his decease, was * 

Real Estate at Sherburne and Rutland . . j^2088.00.00 

Personal ...... 1518.15.11 

Farm at Annapolis, Nova Scotia, no value named, 

^3606.15.11 

(a) The age here given, and which is the same that ha.^ been stated by others, is not cor- 
rect. He was b. Nov. 23, 1731, and d. as above, Jany. 15, 1778, a. 47. 
ib) The Kev Daniel (^ookin. Rev Daniel Baker, and Kev. Samuel Porter. 
c) Since the foregoing was written, his remains have been removed by his townsmen to 
a new cemetery, and a saitable monument is to be erected to his memory by some of the cit- 
iaens, aided by the Oovemmeot of Harv. Coll The writer is informed that his skull, which 
was entire, exhibited those phrenological developments which indicate great mental powers. 
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Hit house stood near the Northerly side of the ComoKm on the road to Hollis* 
ton. After the death of his widow, in 1792, it was sold with the land to CoL 
Calvin Sanger. The house was taken down or removed and another erected 
about twenty years ago.. The property is now owned by the heirs of Mr. San- 
ger. A part of his Keal Estate was probably sold soon after his death. His 
library and plate was sold in Boston in 1788 (1778?) 

The following is copied from his Common-Place Book, where it stands under 
the head of Education : * 

'^ Mine at College amounted to . . . jf978.05.2 

And I earned by keeping school at different times 978.05.2 

Besides Hollises' money, .... 60.00.0 

And by a Benefoctor, viz. Rev. Timothy Harrington, 40.00.0 

^1078.05.2 
The writer regrets that he has not been able to gather more reminiscences of 
a man who, though once filling an important station, so little seems to be known ; 
a man who, according to the authorities cited, was a man of enlarged mind and 
of great erudition. Should time and opportunity offer, the writer intends to 
make further efforts to obtain materials for a more extended biography, and any 
information relating to Pres. Locke will be gratefully received. It may be sent 
to the care of Messrs. James Munroe 6c Co. Boston. As before stated, his libra- 
ry and plate were sold in Boston. The writer will give a reasonable price for any 
article belonging to the same. 



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A STORY OF THE REVOLUTION; 

OR, THE NATIVE PEPPBR-AND-SALT PANTALOONS. 

The following anecdote of *' the times that tried meo^s souls,'* was originally 
communicated to the Greenfield, Mass. Gazette^ several years ago. The writer 
says ^^ It is a bona fide fact, taken without amendation, from the life of a mother 
in Israel, Mrs. Eunice Richards, (see page 107, Par. 244.) It shows that there 
was an anti- British spirit in the women as well as the men of 1776.*' 

** Late in the aAernoon of one of the last days of May, in the year '76, when I 
was a few months short of fiAeen years old, notice came to Townsend, Mass. 
where my father used to live, that fifteen soldiers were wanted. 

^' The training band was instantly called out, and my brother, that was next 
older than I, was one that was selected. He did not return till late at night, when 
we were all in bed. When I rose in the morning, I found my mother in tears, who 
informed me that my brother Johfi was to march next day after to-morrow morn- 
ing, at sunrise. My father was at Boston, in the Massachusetts Assembly. Mother 
said that though John (a) was supplied with summer clothes, he must suflTer for 
winter garments. There were, at this time, no stores, and no articles to be had, 
except such as each family could make itself. The sight of mother's tears always 
brought all the hidden strength of body and mind into action. 1 instantly asked 
what garment was needed. She replied, * pantaloons.' ' Oh, if that is all,' said 
I, ' we will spin and weave him a pair, before he goes.' * But,' said mother, ^the 
wool is on the sheep's back, and the sheep are in the pasture.' I immediately 
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yard. Mother replied, ^ Poor child, there are no riieep sbean within three mitee 
and a half.^ * I have some small shears at the loom,' said I. ' But you can't spin 
and weaTe it in so short a time.' ^ I am certain we can, mother.' ^ How can 
you weave it ? — there is a long web of linen in the loom.' *• No matter ; I can 
find an empty loom. By this time the sound of the sheep made me quicken my 
steps towards the yard. I requested my sister to bring the wheel and cards, 
while I went for the wool. I went to the yard with my brother, and secured a 
white sheep, from which I sheared with ray loom shears, half enough for a web ; 
we then let her go with the rest of her fleece. I sent the wool in by my little 
sister, and Luther ran for a black sheep, and held her while I cut off wool for my 
filling and half the warp, and then we allowed her to go with the remaining 
coarse part of the fleece. The rest of the narrative the writer would abridge, by 
saying that the wool thus obtained was duly carded, spun, washed, sized, and 
dried : a loom was found a few doors oflf, the web ' got in ' and wove, the cloth 
prepared, cut and made, two or three hours before the brother's departure, that 
is to say, in forty hours from commencement, without help from any modem im- 
provement. 

'* The good old lady closed by saying, ' I felt no weariness, I wept not, I was 
serving my country, 1 was relieving my poor mother, I was preparing a garment 
for my darling brother. The garment finished, I retired and wept till my over- 
charged and bursting heart was relieved.' This brother was, perhaps, one of 
Gen. Stark's soldiers, and with such a spirit to cope with, need we wonder that 
Burgoyne did not execute his threat of marching through the heart of America ? " 



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MRS. MARY SANDERSON, OF LEXINGTON, 

FOBMEELT MASY MUIVBOE. 

The following biographical sketch of " Old Lady Sanderson," was fur- 
nished, at my request, by a gentleman who had known her many years. A few 
months after it was written, the Ladies of Lexington, with praiseworthy liberal- 
ity, on Sep. 23, 1852, held a Levee at the Town Hall, for the benefit of the old 
lady. The Hall, which was tastefully decorated, was crowded, many being 
present from the neighboring towns an8 from Boston. The tables were loaded 
with refreshments, the Germania Band discoursed sweet music, and good feeling 
ruled. The result was a fund of about $300 for the old lady. But ere another 
moon had waned the silver cord was loosed, the golden bowl was broken, and 
the spirit returned to God who gave it. 

She d. Oct. 15, 1852, a. 104 years and 5 days. 

Mb. Locke, 

Dear Sir, — I send you a short notice of Mrs. Sanderson, as requested. What 
interesting associations are attached to the centenarian 1 With what avidity do 
we glean any information respecting one who has lived to reach one hundred 
years of age ! especially of any one whom we know to have been an actor in, 
or conversant with scenes and incidents fraught with patriotism and sufiering. 

No little interest has been taken of late in Jonathan Harrington, ^* the youthful 
drummer," on the memorable 19th of Ap.'75, but Mrs. Sanderson was already 
a wife and mother when the 'first blood was shed upon Lexington Green ; and 
how interesting it must have been, a few years since, to have listened to their 
reminiscences. A lady, who was present at such meetings, has assured me that 
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woTtbies became, while Meoaatiiig the seenet ami eeticmi apperteiokig to ibeir 
youthful prime. 

Great interest has been felt in Mi^. Sanderson, within a few years, by reason 
of her longevity. From the time she approximated the age of one hundred, she 
has become the object of inquiry, and received no small attentions — having, 
among others, been visited by a late chief magistrate of this Commonwealth, and 
honored at the recent Kossuth Celebration in Lexington, by the vast cavalcade 
halting in front of her residence, and cheering her, as she sat at the window of 
ber chamber, while the band played for her several national airs^ including her 
favorite, " Yankee Doodle." 

Mrs. S. is the gr. gra. dau. of Wm. Munroe, Sen. of Lexington, who coming 
to this country about 1652, settled upon that portion of L. (then called '^ Cam- 
bridge Farms,") to which he gave the name of ^^ Scotland ; " the land being first 
settled chiefly by Scotchmen, and reminding them, in its features, of their native 
Highlands. This Wm. Munroe, Sen. was, in his day, a man of influence and 
property, being one of the largest contributors to the religious and benevolent 
objects of his time, besides raismg thirteen children to the State. A son of his, 
Gborgb, who had nine children, was grandfather of Mrs. S. Her parents were 
William Munbob and Rebecca Lockb, who were also blessed with a numerous 
progeny, having had ten children, who all lived to grow up ; and two brotbem 
and a sister of Mrs. S. lived past the age of fourscore. Mary Munroe was the 
seventh child, b. Oct. 10, 1746, and is now, therefore, nearly 104 yrs. of age* 
She was m. Oct. 27, 1772, to Samuel Sanderson, a cabinet-maker, and native of 
Waltham, who was reputed an excellent workman, and a man of strong, native, 
good sense, but of a rather phlegmatic and desponding temperament, with whom 
the world never wagged so cheerily as with many. 

In 1776 they removed to Lancaster, where they lived about a quarter of a cen- 
tury, until his death, which occurred about the year 1800. She then resided at 
Waltham, with her son Samuel, until his demise, in 1829 ; the subsequent eight 
years she lived at Weston, with her gra. dau. Mrs. Fiske ; and af\er Mr. Fiske^s 
demise, on account of Mrs. F.^s declining health, she went back to reside with 
her old friend, the wid. of her son Samuel, with which incomparable woman, 
and her two daughters, she has resided at East Lexington, for the last fifteen years. 

And here let me drop a passing word of commendation upon that excellent 
spirit manifested by these ladies towards their aged relative. I may not under- 
take to censure others, if any be to blame ; but I will say, that, if any, bound by 
as near and as tender ties, have been regiiss in duty, most nobly has their lack of 
service been supplied by the late widow of her son Samuel, and her daughters, 
Mrs. Goodnow and her sister Elizabeth. Of Mrs. G. I would speak particularly, 
on account of the strong attachment the old lady always seemed to manifest to* 
wards her, even from her childhood. 

With a beautiful devotion to each other, not even surpassed by that of Ruth 
and Naomi, the pillow of age has been waited upon and smoothed for years by 
one, whose worth, and sweet and dignified manners might adorn any station io 
life. And what she has done, has been done with no compensation save in the 
occasional presents of a few individuals, who appreciated the difficulties and triaU 
incident to the task which their kind natures have so long imposed upon these ex* 
cellent sisters. May they be rewarded. 

For more than twenty years, Mrs. S., by reason of a severe chronic rheuma* 
tism, has been confined to her room ; and during the last fif\een years that she 
has been the loved and venerated inmate at her grand-daughters\ it may be sai^ 
that she has been constantly looking for the welcome summons tlrat should take 
her hence. And yet it has not come ! And what wonder that this m3rsterioos 
lengthening out of her years, including so many weary dajrs and nights of su&r* 
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eidaim, *< Surely (Sod luui forgotten me ! O, why am I left to be a bardien to 
myself and to others ? ^^ 

Wonder not, that, when ^^ the grasshopper ** shall hare continued to be a bur- 
then for so many years beyond the allotted age of man, the good Christian even 
should sometimes break forth into sighs and lamentations. 

Mrs. S.'s conversation and appearance (as I at first knew her) would betoken 
her as possessed of a cheerful, sprightly mind, and perhaps of rather strong feel- 
ings and prejudices. One trait of character, noticeable in other members of her 
father's family, she still retains, viz. her facetiousness. Although the oil of life 
has long run so low, and its flame has often appeared so feeble and flickering as 
to be on the very point of expiring, yet even in this feeble, childlike state, her 
friends continue to be amused, at times, by some little scintillation of her old wit. 
As an instance of this, the writer, upon a visit to her when she was past a hun- 
dred, remarking on the uncommon fairness of her skin for one so aged, compli- 
mented her upon her former personal attractions, — *'Ay,'' she laughingly 
replied, *' and it was lucky for you, young man, that you were not about in those 
days.** 

in person, she is tall and slender, and one would judge that in early life she 
possessed a pleasing exterior. Indeed, we know that many of her father's family 
were, in their day, considered as possessing fine personal attractions, united to 
uncommon dignity and suavity of manners. While in her sisters' complexions, 
the rose is said to have beautifully contended with the lily, in hers the former 
never made its appearance. She was always one of the most slender of her 
family, and hence, perhaps, her uncommon care of herself; seldom, if ever, 
going abroad after sunset To this care of herself, her plain, simple manner of 
living, and the salubrious air of her native town, may we attribute her great lon- 
gevity, tf we attempt to trace it to any cause beyond that of Crod's bavins given 
her a constitution, which, though apparently so feeble, possessed a wonderfully 
elastic and tenacious vitality. As to her diet, she always lived upon plain, coun- 
try fare ; requiring meat at least once a day to sustain her even now. She never 
drank any coffee, and her tea always very weak. Spirits she was never known 
to have used, and until past a hundred she seldom allowed herself to take a nap in 
the daytime. 

Until past seventy, when she nearly lost all power of locomotion, she continued 
to be a stirring, industrious woman ; fulfilling exemplarily, while her husband 
lived, the duties of a wife and mother ; and after his death, affording much val- 
uable service for many years to the son who took her to his home, in the labors 
incident to a farmer's dwelling, and in the nurture of those children who have since 
so well repaid her tender care. When past ninety, she could see to ply her 
needle, and sewed upon many useful articles for her friends very neatly. A de- 
vout Christian in her feelings, and a professor of religion, she was wont to sit for 
many years with her Bible and Hymn Book constantly by her side ; and her sight 
having returned to her, she read when over a hundred, a chapter and a hymn {a) 
upon a Thanksgiving Day without the use of her glasses. 

Within a year or two she has become a helpless paralytic, the subject of constant 
anxiety and attentions. It is difficult to understand all that she says, but her re- 
marks evince that she still retains, in a considerable degree, the power of obser- 
vation aud reflection, while the power of expressing herself with distinctness is 
wanting. 

It may be expected that I should give some of *^ Old Aunt Sanderson's " revo- 
lutionary reminiscences ; but I would remark, that there is little new now to be 
told respecting incidents that have been so often described ; and even those most 
intimate with her, find it difficult to recall to mind much of ^^ the oft-told tales,** 
saving her pleasing and animated manner of narration. 

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That the martial and patriotic spirit that ever characterized the deeeendanti and 
followers of the Qao Roich, did not wholly die out in the Monroes of this oomi- 
try appears evident, for in the battle of Lexington there were no less than fourteen 
of that nanie, and of that number none did more than Capt. Edmund Munroe 
and others of his kin, towards infusing a military spirit and raising recruits for 
that company, in which were two of Mrs. S.^s brothers, Asa and Philemon. It is 
not wonderful, therefore, that she became imbued with the feelings that animated 
her relatives and neighbors in those trying times, i^nd that her early impressions 
had their influence. When at the age of fourscore years and ten, the deachbed 
the incidents attending the incursion of the British to the quiet home of her 
nativity. 

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JOHN PIERCE, OF BROOKLINE, D.D.. 

Rev. John Piehce was bom in Dorchester, Mass. July 14, 1773, the oldest of 
ten children. His father, John Pierce, was an honest, intelligent, religious man. 
From earliest childhood he cherished the desire to go to college and to become a 
minister ; this desire being awakened by hearing his friends talk of their kins- 
man, James Blake, a promising young clergyman, who died just after he began 
to preach. His boyhood was singularly pure, he never used a profane expression 
in his life, and there is reason to suppose he was never guilty of a deliberate 
falsehood. 

On leaving the school of the same maiden woman who taught his nK>ther to 
read, he commenced the study of Latin, and in 1769 entered Harvard College. 
He took a hieh rank in his class, and at graduating (1793) delivered the second 
English Oration. His whole college expenses amounted to $296.06, c^ which he 
had credit, as a beneficiary, for 9102.56. 

On taking his second degree he pronounced the Latin Valedictory Oration. 
After quitting College he was two years assistant preceptor in Leicester Acad- 
emy, Mass. He commenced (July 1795) the study of theology with Rev. 
Thaddeus M. Harris, in his native town; was "approved" by the ** Boston 
Association,*' Feb. 22, 1796, and preached for the first time at Dorchester, Mh. 
6, 1796. Having preached in several places, and filled for nearly four months a 
tutorship in Harvard College, he received and accepted an unanimous invitation 
to become the Pastor of the First Church in Brookline, as the successor of Rev. 
Joseph Jackson, and was ordained Mh. 15, 1797. Oct. 31, 1798, he married 
Abigail Level, of Med way, one of his pupils at the Academy. She died July 2, 
1800, leaving an infant son, who survived his mother only two years. He was 
married again, May 6, 1802, to Lucy Tappan, of Northampton, who is now his 
widow, after an union of the utmost harmony and affection, extending through 
forty-seven years. They had ten children, of whom all but two are still living. 

Dr. Pierce was the sole pastor of his church for half a century, and the inter- 
esting *' Jubilee " when he completed the fiftieth year from the day of his ordina- 
tion, celebrated Mh. 15, 1847, will be remembered by the many whose privilege 
it was to listen to the hale, hearty and cheerful clergyman, showing in his seventy- 
fourth year the vigor of youth. The whole town united to celebrate this anniver- 
sary. Religious services were held in the parish church, the most remarkable of 
which was the discourse by the venerable jubilant, from the text, ** I have been 
young and now am old,'* (Ps. xxxvii. 25,) containing the most exact statistical 
history of his church and of the town of Brookline. This discourse was after- 

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wards ptMnbed by request* together with an aecoant of the other eTeats of the 
day worthy of note. After the senrices in the church, the congregation repaired 
to the Town Hall, to partake of a collation. Here troops of his friends, number- 
ing many honored and justly beloved names, were assembled, and the occasion 
was one of iatensest interest. A yaluable service of plate was presented him by 
his own people, and a silver vase and salver by the ladies of the Baptist and Har- 
vard Societies; also a silver pitcher by an old friend and parishioner. 

For thirty*one years of his ministry the First Church was the only church in 
Brookiine. Dr. Pierce was for fifty-two years a member of the Massachusetts Con- 
vention of Congregational Ministers, and for ten years its scribe. For thirty years 
he belonged to the Mass. Congregational Charitable Society, and, of course, 
during the whole of his ministerial career, to the ^^ Boston Association,^' whose 
meetings he rarely missed. For thirty-three years he was Secretary to the Board of 
Overseers of Harvard College, and for several years President of the Mass. Bible 
Society, and also a faithful officer or active member of numerous other associa- 
tions of a literary or phiUinthropic character. He served on the School Commit- 
tees during his whole ministry, and was among the very earliest advocates of 
temperance, and to the last of his days of activity, known of all for the zeal and 
courage with which, in public and private, he maintained the doctrine of '^ total 
abstinence." He officiated on various public occasions ; and in January of 1849 
be delivered the ^^ Election Sermon,^' before the Executive and the Legislature 
of the State. This discourse, and several others, mostly statistical and historical, 
have been published. 

Bev. Frederic N. Knapp was ordained as his Colleague, Oct. 6, 1647. But 
though thus relieved from the care of his pulpit, he continued to preach, with 
unabated strength, for his brethren, and to take part in various meetings, until the 
spring of 1849. 

Dr. Pierce was a tall, large-framed man, with a mild, open countenance, 
beaming with cheerfulness and benignity. His hair very early became white, 
and gave him an appearance of venerableness long before he numbered years 
sufficient to justify the epithet. He enjoyed in youth and manhood, notwithstand- 
ing in infancy he was a feeble child, almost uninterrupted health ; so that for 
forty years he did not know what it was to have a physical infirmity worth nam- 
ing. In the spring of 1805 he was seized with a rheumatic fever, which confined 
him several weeks, but from that date to his last sickness his health was un- 
broken. It was his invariable custom to rise eariy, and saw and split his own 
wood, or woric in his garden. He was a great walker ; frequently on his ex- 
changes going on foot, out and back, six or seven miles the same day, without 
fatigue. He was ^^ temperate in all things,'- invariably making his dinner from 
one dish. Scrupulously punctilious in the discharge of every pecuniary liability, 
it was his habit to settle all bills for family expenses on Saturday. Consequently 
be was never oppressed with debt, and from the time of his second marriage, if 
not before, had, on the first day of every year, a year's salary and a year's stock 
of wood on hand to begin with. He purchased many books, subscribed for many 
periodicals, spread his table with abundance, and yet '* made both ends meet, 
and had something to spare.'' His heart was ever prompt to respond to the call 
of humanity, and his charities were never withheld when sought by deserving 
objects. He greatly loved music, and was a fine singer himself. 

Dr. Pierce's literary attainments were, for one who enjoyed no better early ad- 
vantages, and belonged to the ^* old school," more than respectable. He made 
no pretensions to learning, and yet he had a correct knowledge of the classics as 
studied in his day. He wrote with accuracy ; and we doubt whether an instance 
of mis-spelling or wrong punctuation could be found in his numerous manuscript 
sermons. His mind was a practical one — he had no taste for philosophical 
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if he was not an original thinker himself, he appreciated the best thought! of 
others. Indeed, it has been often thought that his repQtation as a lover of faetSt 
and his reverence for great writers wh^ have become classic, together m'lth thm 
intense activity of his social nature, may have concealed, and so 1^ to the under* 
rating of his talents and acquirements, which, as they were shown in good senae, 
and discriminating judgment of men and things, were by no means inferior. 

If any one might dare cherish the hope of inheriting, through the Pather^s 
mercy, the promises in the Beatitudes, Dr. Pierce might. He was a Christian in 
his trustful faith, his sincere devotion, his endeavors to keep the commandnieots. 
if ever there was a Christian on earth. 

He was accustomed to speak of himself as a matter-of-fact man, and as such 
he has been known far and wide. The amount of dates and facts he carried 
stored up in his memory and had ready for use, was perfectly marvellous ; oad 
his knowledge, in this regard, was as accurate as it was extensive. The whole 
<^ Triennial " was in his head. Then his " Memoirs and Memorabilia," ei|^iteeii 
quarto volumes in manuscript, exceedingly rich in facts, relating to men and 
things ; his memoranda ; his interleaved almanacs ; his occasional sermons, re- 
main to show his industry, the innocent and ruling passion of his mind, and to he 
a treasury of information to those who shall come aAer him. 

His venerable Alma Mater never dismissed a child from under her maternal 
wing, who cherished towards her greater filial afl^tion and respect. He attended 
sixty-three Commencements, and for fifly-four successive years he " set the tune ** 
of St. Martins to the hymn sung at the Commencement dinner. In speaking of 
Dr. Pierce as a preacher and a pastor, it will be well to mention his heartfelt dis- 
like to party names and sectarian controversy. He was never willing to he 
called by any name but that of Christian, and was willing to extend the hand of 
fellowship to all who ^^ love the Lord Jesus Christ in sincerity.^^ He was aa 
earnest, plain preacher, never shrinking to dwell upon any sub^t which he felt 
it his duty to preach. His discourses were generally practical, earnest appeab to 
the hearts and consciences of his hearers. By the daily beauty of his life as a 
fiiithful pastor, he won the confidence and affection of his people* He devoted 
his whole life to his fiock, and the one great wish of his heart was to spend and 
be spent in their service. 

In the closing hours of his life his light shone brightest He was taken sud- 
denly ill on the 3d of March, 1649. The disease was' an internal cancer, which 
had been insidiously undermining his constitution for some time. Those who 
knew with what pride he seemed to take in his robust health, feared lest the trial 
of protracted disease would prove to be almost too hard even for hit patience. 
But he met this sudden change in his condition, as if to prepare for it had been 
the sole work of his life ; as indeed in some sense it was, since now was brought 
forth the crowning ripeness of his Christian character. At once he ^^ set hk 
house in order,'' — arranging all his temporal affairs, so as to leave his thoughts 
free for better things. 

The unspeakable satisfaction of seeing and enjoying the society of his friends, 
was permitted him. Among those who thronged to visit him in his study, where he 
sat in his easy chair, pale and weary, but strong in faith and hope, were one hun- 
dred and twenty clergymen, representing seven difierent denominations. He bore 
his weakness like a meek, lowly, humble Christian, with the most entire submissioQ 
to the Divine will, with a cheerful trust in God that took away all fear, and 
looked forward to eternity with the calm eye of assured religious hope. 

Of an interesting occurrence towards the close of his earthly existence, an 
esteemed friend and parishioner thus writes : ^^ He had one more duty topper- 
form, and for this he seemed to have lingered. He had anxiously waited for 
the completion of the organ, hoping to hear it» tones once. As the day ap- 
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tioD. Borne <m tbe sbouldeTB of stroDg men, be wm carried from bis beoee to 
tbe cburch, and plaoed where he could see the organ. He heard it, he conse- 
crated It, 1^ dying roice ooce more joined with his friends in the house of Grod, 
and then he was carried home perfectly aware that it was for the last time, and 
that in a few days his helpless form would return to the church. A week 
longer, and his work on earth was finished, the body was laid in the grave, 
but we feel that the spirit must sometimes revisit the scenes he loved so well." 

On the eveninic of August 23, ( 1849,) aAer gazing upon all the persons in the 
room with a look of intense affection, he sank into a quiet sleep, in which he 
lingered till the next forenoon, when, with only one brief struggle, his spirit 
passed away. His last words were ^^ Entire submission to the Divine will.^^ 

His remains now rest in the beautiful burying-ground of the town where more 
than fifty years of his life he had lived and labored. His people have erected 
a neat, white marble monument, with dates, and a motto selected by himself—- 
** Christ is my hope." 



s. 

[See Page 255.] 
FRANCES SARGENT OSGOOD. 

Urns. Osgood was the daughter of Mr. Joseph Locke, for many years a mer- 
ehant in Boston, but who for a portion of his life ¥ras a resident of Gloucester and 
Htnffham, Mass. Her mother, Mrs. Mary (Ingersoll) Foster, the widow of 
Benjamin Foater, of Gloucester, was of a good family of that town ; and to her 
was Frances indebted to a great extent for her early education. Her elder 
brother, Aitchison, [see page 139] was a man of high literary attainments, who 
died at the early age of 38 ; and her elder half-sister, now Mrs. Aon Maria 
Wells, has for many years held a high rank among the female writers of Amer- 
ica, while her youngest sister, Elizabeth, now Mrs. Harrington, wife of Rev. 
Henry F. Harrington, of Lawrence, Mass. although she has not so often appeared 
before the public as an authoress, is a woman nowise inferior to the others. 
Frances was married at the age of 24, in Boston, to Samuel S. Osgood, a painter, 
who has attained a high rank as an artist, and who, possessed of a literary taste 
himself, appreciated the qualities of his gifted wife. 

Soon aner their marriage they went to London, where her talents soon became 
known by her contributions to several London Journals, and she made many and 
lasting friends in several of the distinguished families of the great metropolis* 
While there she published a small volume, called ^' The Casket of Fate," and also 
A collection of her Poems, entitled, ^^ A Wreath of Wild Plowera from New Eng- 
land.*' Both volumes met with a favorable reception, and were highly com- 
mended by the London press. 

After a residence of several years, during which Mr. Osgood had acquired a 
standing as a painter, they returned to Boston in 1839, where be followed his pro- 
fession, and his wife passed her time in literary pursuits, writing for many of the 
Magazines, and editing *• The Poetry of Flowera and the Flowers of Poetry," 
and *^ The Floral Offering.*' She sometimes wrote prose articles, but poetry was 
her native language. ** On the wiog of versification she moved gracefully as a 
bird, and always in a region of light and love." Of a happy and cheerful spirit, 
** dark fancies never haunted her pure mind, misanthropy never laid its cold hand, 
withering on her heart ; nor is there a single manifestation of bitter memories and 
disappointed feelings in her poems." 

Happy in herself, she was kindly disposed towards others, and gave life and 
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flowing poems were bat the off-hand effusions of a heart at peace with all ; the 
speakin'g out of the warm and tender feelings of her own joyous spirit, where 
nature found its appropriate expression in iMirnionious numbers. In the words 
of her own poem, the " Spirit of Poetry," 

** ThoQ that earnest to roe in my dreaming ehildbood. 
Shaping the changeful clouds to pageants rare. 
Peopling the smiling vale and shaded wildwood 
With airy beings, faint yet strangely fair ; 
Telling me all the sea-borne breeze was saying, 
While it went whispering thro' the willing leaves." 

The peculiar charm of her writings, was the simplicity and harmony, the 
ndivtte with which the passing events of the social circle and of the passing 
seasons were portrayed m simple rhyme that touched the feelings, and which 
all could appreciate. It cannot be said that she rose to the sublime, to that deep 
pathos that startles and wakes the depths of the human soul. She did not sum- 
mon the Archangel from the glittering throne to minister to her fancies, nor call 
the spirits of darkness with their shadowy forms to fill up the picture. The wild 
roae and the daisy, the April shower and the summer breeze, the prattling infant 
and the wild bird were her ministering spirits. Other female writers, both at 
home and abroad, have excelled her in. portraying the passions, in painting the 
cloud-capped mountains and the foaming torrent, but as a delineator of the chaste 
and the beautiful, of those little things which after all make up the grand sum of 
human happiness, and which enter into and make a part of us all, she had few if 
any superiors. 

After a few years* residence in Boston, Mr. Osgood with his family removed 
to New York, where they continued to reside with an occasional absence on his 

{>rofessional business. While here Mrs. Osgood enjoyed the advantages of a 
ai^ circle of the literati, and where she had many warm and dear friends. 
Admired as she undoubtedly was by the other sex, it is said that no woman ever 
succeeded in winning more the deep and lasting aifection of her own, who wor- 
shipped her for her simplicity, her single-headed ness and kindness. 

Her health never good became impaired, and in the winter of 1847-8, she 
became more feeble, and though the next summer she was somewhat improved, 
in Nov. 1B49, she became a confirmed invalid and the tenant of the sick cham- 
ber, and thus she continued with the usual fluctuations of consumption through 
the winter ; but the genial month of May wound up the period of her brief ex- 
istence, and amid the (ragrance of the early flowers and the sweet carol ings of 
the birds, she passed from this to a better existence on the 12th of May, 18M, a. 
neariy 89. 

Two little giris, Ellen Frances and Mary Vincent, were left behind, but ere 
eighteen months were passed, they were both laid beside her at Mount Auburn, 
and it is pleasant to hope that mother and child are once more in each other^s 
arms in Paradise. 

Several editions of her works have appeared, and after her death her friends 
combined to publish a work called the *' Memorial,'^ the proceeds whereof were 
to be devoted to the erection of a monument to her memory. Many distinguished 
writers contributed to the work, and a handsome octavo volume made its appear- 
ance in 1851. The following poem, of which it does not become me to speak, 
was written at the request of the lady who edited the Memorial, but the pub- 
lication falling into the hands of another person, he out of a personal pique, or 
for reasons not explained, omitted to insert it It was written in sickness, as 
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A FUNERAL LAY FOR THE GIFTED. 

The panting doTe hath reached the gamer nest, 

LeaTtng her fledglings at their early meal ; 
With lifted pini4>n8 o*er her snowy hre««t, 

She fled tu seek her rest lung ere the yesper peal ! 

Her tender mate in wonder saw her spread, 

Her unclasped wing tu cleaye the ether through ; 
And from his own pr(»ud shafts such radiance fled, 

He shivered his pale plumes and longed to follow too. 

Woe ! that the summer day seemed all too long, 

Thou bird of love, fresh garlanded thy crest ; 
Thy bosom heaying with the breath of song, 

And fame's proud jewels set redundant on thy breast. 

Woe ! gentle Minstrel, for the glowing son, 

That kissed th^ brow o'ershaduwed by no cloud ; 
So thou did*st faint with thy rich burthen on. 

While noontide's soAest airs iu music chords did shroud ! 

Nor snmmer beauty, nor the autumn breath. 

When languid airs on homesick fliiwers recline; 
Nor fainting love poising the myrtle wreath, * 

May e*er beguile thee iqore from yonder angel shrine. 

As from our midst thy spirit sought the sky. 

Stirring the holy atmosphere around, 
I felt thy hallowed presence sweeping by, 

And pressed my own pale lips and bent me to the groimd. 

Now rising from that postnie pallid still, 

I reach my shrunken palm with humble flower. 
Some lingering space upon thy grave to fill. 

They mournful deck for thee, who hope a longer hour. 

Thus bring we choicest strewments for thy tomb. 

Moist with fresh dews our eyes ne^er cease to weep ; 
Whose odor shall the sepulchre perfume. 

Where clasping thy fond lyre thou dost too early sleep. 

With blossoms sweet bind we the basil leaf. 

And the rich ftaffranoe of Hymettus* thyme, 
And folded bud and flower of beauty brief. 

That droi»p and fall ere touched by winter's early rime. 

For loveliest, tenderest things should deck thy grave, 

Whose gushing song was as the melody 
Of woodland voices where green branches wave. 

Or lighter carol e'en, of some sweet fledgling free. 

Henceforth a living garland binds thy name, 

(Long cherished word from thousand hearts ne'er riven,) 

That for thy sake shall be a household claim, 
The gathered flowers of earth yet smelling sweet of heaven. 

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97V APFEKDIZ T. 

LOCKES WHOSE PEDIGREES HAVE NOT BEEN ASCERTAINED. 

Ant person having information relating to any of them, ts requested to 
forward the same to the author, directed to the care of Messrs. James Munroe ^ 
Co. Boston. 

Henry, was paid 5s. by Richard Russell, Treasurer, 1653. 

Philip, his Inventory in Pro. Office in Boston, 1656. 

Ann, (his wf.?) admd. to 1 Church in Boston, 14, 12, 1656. « 

Philip, her son, bap. in same Church, 2, 6, 1657. 

Philip Locke, was witness to a deed at Dover, N. H. about 1670— was he son 
of Philip and Ann, of Boston, before noted ? 

Richard, was a resident of Hull, in 1674 : perhaps the same who was buried 
in Boston, 1720-21. 

John, was paid by John Hull, Treasurer of Mass. Dec. 10, 1675, £4, 19, 4, and 
soon afterwanis <£1, 14, 0. He was prob. a soldier in King Philip^s war. 

William, was a Chirurgeon in King Philip^s war. In the Mass. Archives, Vol. 
69, p. 10, is a letter dated Hadley, May 3 or 30, 1676, to Secretary Rawson, re- 
questing the Government to forward him with the greatest speed a supply of med- 
icines and other things fur the '^ poor wounded.*^ Attached to it is a long mem- 
orandum of the medicines wanted. It is evident he was a roan of education. 
In the same vol. page 58, is his petition to Grovemment to be paid for his services, 
and on page 60, are letters from Major Thomas Savage, Captain John Pyncheon, 
and Captain Mosely, giving evidence of his having performed good service in the 
army as a Chirurgeon. From his petition and these letters we learn, that he was 
with the Army at *• Mount Hope,** " Naragansett Country,*' " Nippmogg Coun- 
try," " Mendon," " Quaboag,** " Hadley,** " Swanzey,*' " Seakonke,** ** Reho- 
both,** and several other places. I can gain no further information respecting 
him. His name does not appear in any of the histories of the Indian wars. 

Margaret Locke, m. Jonathan Pratt, in Scituate, 1691 ; had sons Jonathan and 
Othniel, and five daus. b. before 1708. 

Mary, m. William Hopworth, in Boston, Jany. 3, 1697. 

Abigail, m. Thomas Carter, in Reading, Feb. 19, 1713, and had there Thonoas, 
b. Mh. 21, 1715; Abigail, b. Dec. 21, 1717, and they were probably the same 
parents who had in Weston, Eliza, b. 1719-20; Benjamin, b. 1722; Anne, b. 
1725. See Bond, p. 15U. 

George, *^ late of Ipswich,** d. at Boston, 1714-15. 

Elizabeth, m. Samuel Plummer, in Boston, Dec. 19, 1714. 

Richard Locke, butcher, lately from Eng. with Capt. Bond, came into Boston, 
June 13, 1715 ; " warned out ** Oct 27, 1715. [Selectmen's Rec. Boston, 1715.] 

Richard, buried at Boston, Jany. 13, 1720-21. [King's Chapel Rec.] 

Elizabeth, m. John Scotto, Aug. 13, 1725, in Boston. 

Mary, m. George Traluddia, Aug. 6, 1627, in Boston. 

Margaret, pub. to John Russell, Nov. 5, 1730, in Boston. I have supposed the 
last three were daus. of Joseph, of Lexington. [See pp. 18, 19.] 

Martha, pub. to Nathaniel Richardson, Nov. 1, 1727 ; he d. Ap. 26, 1730 ; 
had a son Nathaniel, b. June 11, 1729. A Martha Richardson m. Thomas Flagg, 
in Boston, July 15, 1734. 

John, (the name may be Lake,)(a) m. Mary Crust, in Boston, Sep. 22, 1726. 

(a) These names are from the Boston Records, but are so illegible that it is impossible to 
read them. 1 have omiued quite a nnmber for that reason. The name of Lac and Lak frt- 
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Edward, with wife Iburgaret, was a Tictualler in Boston, in 1716. He owned 
real estate on Spring Lane, (near Water Street,) which in 1720 he mortgaged for 
^100 to the Commissioners appointed to issue Bills of Credit. In 1721, he mort- 
gaged the same estate to Martha Balston, which mortgage was cancelled in 1729. 
In October, 1722, he was indicted for a nuisance, his property being used for a 
butchery, or for a victualling establishment. He was not convicted, but in Dec. 
the same year he was again indicted, and he was ordered to take his building 
down, and pay 40s. In 17 18, an indented apprentice of his was brought into 
Court for, refusing to serve his time out, and was ordered by the Court to fulfil 
his engagements. 

Edward, was permitted by the Selectmen to alter his building on JoliflTs Lane, 
(which vas near Water St.) in 1728. [See Selectmen's Rec. 1728.] 

Margaret Locke, m. Richard Swain, of Portsmouth, N. H. Mh. 24, 1728-9. 

Edward, m. Rebecca Smith, in Boston, Nov. 5, 1730 ; the publishment says 
David, Oct 21, 1730. 

Edward, (the name may be Lack,) (a) m. Sarah Randalls, in Boston, Sep. 15, 
1732. 

William, cleared his vessel at Boston for Barbadoes, June 27, 1733. 

Edward, pub. to Mary Goold, in Boston, Sep. 13, 1738. 

Edward, pub. to Martha Edwards, in Boston, Aug. 25, 1742. 

Edward, Jr. (the name may be Lack,) (a) m. Katherine Davis, in Boston, July 
21, 1747. 

John, buried at Boston, Jany. 1, 1746. [See King's Chapel Rec] 

Mary, m. James Micklery, in Boston, May 1, 1765, by Rev. Mr. Morehead, of 
the Presbyterian Church in Federal Street. 

Isaac, m. Ann Brintnal, Oct. 6, 1766, in Sudbury; he was prob. son of 
Joshua, who was at Southboro', by his 2d wf. dau. of Dr. Isaac Bellows. [See 
page 31.] 

Grace, m. Abijah Perry, at Rutland, Mh. 18, 1773, prob. dau. of Joshua, of 
Sudbury. [See p. 54.] 

Margaret Locke, m. Stephen Peabody, May 31, 1774, both of Georgetown, Me. 

Frances? pub. to Thomas Sargeant, in Boston, Aug. 13, 1770. 

Jonathan, of Pmmingham^ m. Abigail Brown, of Watertown, at ^Waltham, 
Aug. 1, 1776. Jiift^t <i^^k^t*-- 

Philip, was a soldier, marched from Leominster to Bennington in Capt. Joslin's 
Company, July, 1777^ 

Susannah, m. Jacob Kemp, Feb. 26, 1778, at Concord. 

Mary, m. Jonathan Hollis, Nov. 26, 1778, in Boston. 

Alexander Locks, m. Eleanor Welch, Dec. 9, 1779, in Boston. 

Betty, m. Ephraim Parkhurst, Jany. 21, 1787 or '89, at Newton. [See p. 54.] 

Jonathan, m. Hannah Haddaway, Aug. 27, 1797, in Boston. . Smt JL . ^U I ^ t^SJ-i 

Peter, was in the Expedition to Canada with Arnold. 

John, pub. to Lucy Hayden, Nov. 11, 1804, in Boston. 

Sally, pub. to John B. Girard, in Boston, July 24, 1809. 

Susannah, d. at Falmouth, Me. 1825, a. 95 — had 11 chil. 99 gr. chil. 211 gr. 
gr. chil. 14 gr. gr. gr. chil. 

Martha, m. Anthony Baptist, of Grenoa, Italy, in Boston, Oct. 14, 1824. 

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Elizabeth, m. Joseph Armood, in Boston, Ap. 17, 1S25. 

Samuel, of Marcus Hook, N. Y. m. 1837, d. at sea 1839, had bros. James and 
Thomas, a sister Ann, who md. John Downs ; and Susan. His wid. Sarah resides 
in Boston. 

In addition to the above, I have quite a number of marriages, recorded in Bos- 
ton within the last 25 years, but this volume has become so much larger than I 
anticipated, that I have been constrained to omit them. 

L(3CKE AND GUNN. 
"Married in Athol, (Mass. or N. Y.) Mr. John Gunn to Miss Molly Locke. 
What is a gun without a lock ? " The above is from the Portsmouth, N. H. 
Oracle, of Feb. 20, 1819. In the same paper of Mh. 6, 1819, appeared the fol- 
lowing, copied from the Boston Galaxy : 

" There was a Gun, with barrel, stock. 
All parts completely furnished. 
Except the essential part, a Lock 
Well fitted and well burnished. 

The Locke was found and fitted on ; 
Thus 'tis a fair conclusion. 
That Locke and Gunn being now made one, 
Will do good execution." 



NOTE. 

Should this volume meet with a favorable reception, the author may at some future time 
prepare a second part ; and he therefore requests that any further information relating to 
any of the families that have been noticed, may be forwarded to the care of Messrs. James 
Munroe Sl Co. (the publishers,) Boston. 



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INDEX, IN FOUR PARTS. 



Part 1. 
Part 2. 

P&rt 3. 
Pirt 4. 



Christian names of the Lockes. 

Christian names of the descendants of William Locke, bearing otiier 

surnames. 
Names of persons who have intermarried. 
Index to the Appendix. 



PART 1. 
Christian names of the Lockes. 

The first column of figures denotes the year of birth ; the second column the page. 
The interrogation (?) expresses doubt. 

(Names ofchUdrtn that died youngs and nearly all of the Vni. and IX. generations are omitted.) 



A. 

1790 Aaroa 
Abbj 

1845 AbbjT 
1848 Abbj 

1791 Abel 
1890 Abel 
1694 Abi^l 
1710 Abigail 

Abigail 
1798 Abigail 
1737 Abigail 

1748 Abigail 

1749 Abigail 
1779 Abigail 
1788 AbigaU B. 

1800 Abigail, 

1806 Abigail 
1810 AbigaU 
1817 Abigail 
1839? Abigail 
1836 Abigail S. 

1838 AbigaU 

1801 Abner 

1813 Abner G. 
1759 Abraham 
1776 Abraham 

1814 Abraham 
1817 Aden P. 
1831 Adelaide L. 
1810 Adeline W. 
1819 Adeline 
1813 Adeline 
1817 Adeline M. 
1896 Adeline M. 
1A33 Adeline 
1847 Adeline 

1839 Agnes B. 
1795 Albert 

1807 Albert 





1810 Albert 


79 


Albert 


905 


1898 Albert A. 


984 


1838 Albert 0. 


967 


1840 Albert H. 


80 


1845 Alden W. 


169 


1799 Alfred 


18 


1806 Alfred D. 


17 


1815 Alfred 


19 


1836 Alfred 


96 


Alfred 


93 


1806 Alice 


49 


1849 Alice A. 


48 


1808 Allen F. 


53 


1769 Allis 


71 


1804 Almira 


951 


1809 Almira W. 


138 


1811 Almira 


165 


1897 Almeira F. 


95 


1831 Almira F. 


168 


1841 AhniraF. 


919 


1898 Alonzo 


95 


1813 Althea B. 


160 


1803 Alvin 


94 


1814 Alvin 


49 


1834 Alvin 


80 


180i Alvira 


170 


1805 Amanda 


170 


1817 Amanda 


136 


1838 Amelia S. 


904 


1835 Americas I. 


77 


1780 Amey 


115 


1749 Amos 


138 


1776 Amos 


158 


1785 Amos 


171 


1786? Amos 


141 


1800 Amos J. 


914 


1807 Amos N. 


104 


1808 Amos 


119 


1813 Amos 



164 1 1894 Amos 
905 1840 AmosW. 
99J801 Andrew A. 
90911815 Andrew J. 
909 1897 Andrew J. 



190 

71 

167 

137 

141 

156 

105 

164 

951 

56 

115 

136 

116 

908 

907 

909 

171 

909 

104 

110 

991 

115 

104 

165 

172 

172 

72 

98 

60 

78 

47 

108 

110 

163 

93 



1774 Ann 
1811 AnnL. 
1771 Anna 
1796? Anna 

1783 Anna 

1804 Anna 

1805 Anna Eliza 
1813 Anna F. 
1859 Anna A. 
1810 Apphia L. 

1784 Artemas 
1817 Artemas 
1844 Arthur W. 
1764 Asa Baldwin 
1781 Asa 



165 
984 

139 

109 

141 

63 

lOl 

38 

74 

78 

86 

162 

148 

916 

917 

71 

136 

987 

46 

71 



1792 Asa 104 

1796 Asa Hey wood 72 
1818 Asa 136 

1826 Amos Russell 137 



180*2? Ascenath 
1777 Azuba 
1824 Augusta R. 
1846 Augustus 
1852 Austin W. 
17 — Ayres 
B. 
1805 Baldwin 
1735 Benjamin 
1738 Benjamin 
1756 Benjamin 
1765 Benjamin 
1765 Benjamin 
1765 Benjamin 
1769 Benjamin 
1790 Benjamin 



103 
79 
158 
191 
190 
38 

138 
98 
39 
98 
41 
43 
77 
47 

160 



1799 Benjamin 

1795 Benjamin 
1897 Benjamin 
1820? Benjamin 
1823 Benjamin F. 
1825 Benjamin 
1828 Benjamin B. 

1828 Benjamin D. 
1838 Benja'nB.W, 
1845 Benjamin F. 
1768 Bernice 
1766 Bezaleel 
1870 Bezaleel 
18— Bezaleel 
1700 Bethuel 
1770 Betsy 

1780 Betsy 
1783 Betsy 
1785 Hetsv 
1787? Betsy 
1793 Betsy 

1796 Betsy 
17^8 Betsy 
18— Betsy 
1802 Betsy 
1810 BeUy 
1813 BeteyR. 
182^ Betsy 
1835 Betsy T. 
1758 Betty 

1849 Bradford H. 
181- Bradley 
1823 Brittania A. 

C. 
1765 Calvin 
1798 Calvin 
1807 Calvin 

1829 Calvin 
1899 Calvin S. 
1837 CalTlB 



86 

49 

81 

93 

148 

99 

136 

989 

909 

953 

38 

59 

39 

156 

114 

63 

49 

80 

49 

75 

100 

81 

114 

102 

104 

115 

136 

171 

95 

54 

987 

166 

75 

58 
108 
104 
165 
917 
907 



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380 



INDEX. PART I. 



1808 CaroliDe 168! 

1825 Caroline A? 164 1 

1H25 Caroline 170; 

1825 Caroline A. SOP I 

1825 Caroline 260 

1760 Catherine 55 

1811 Catherine 116 

1822 Catherine R. 205 

1823 Catherine U. 206 

1827 Catherine B. 116 

1832 Catherines. 220 
1803? Catherine 109 
1817 Catherine L. 206 < 
1850 Catherine H. 267' 
1780? Charles 86 
1786 Charles 49 
1804 Charles H. «112 
1806 Charles P. 108 

1806 Charles R. 109 
1809 Charles A. 139 
1811 Charles 104 
1811 Charles D. 166 

1813 Charles B. 95 
1825 Charles W. 116 
1825 Charles C. 157 

1828 Charles E. 200 

1833 Charles O. 206 

1833 Charles R. 219 

1835 CharlesW.R.219 

1836 Charles B. 191 

1837 Charles W. 207 

1840 Charles H. 209 

1841 Charles F. 284 

1842 Charles W. 95 
1846 Charles F. 228 
1771 Charlotte 60 
1785 Charlotte 97 

1807 Cherry A. 135 
1794 Chester 74 
1764 Christian 54 
1794 Clara 81 

1834 Clara 283 

1797 Clarissa 109 

1798 Clarissa 162 

1814 Clarissa 104 
18— Clarissa 156 
1837 Clarissa L. 248 

1799 Clementine 109 
1824 Clementine 216 
1841 Clinton A. 216 
1771 Collins 56 

1803 Cynthia 114 

1804 Cynthia 108 
1760 Cyrus 56 
17881 Cyrus 104 
18131 Cyrus H. 205 

D. 

1693 Daniel 17 

1721 Daniel 25 

1779 Daniel 78 

1779 Daniel 80 

1819 Daniel W. 136 

1830 Daniel 814 



1826 Daniel 
1740 David 
1772? David 
1774 David 
1797 David 
18— David 
1836 David B. 
1795 Davis 
1829 Davis 

1823 Dean J. 

1771 Deborah 

1772 Deborah 
1797 Delmont 
1832 Delmont 
1804 Diana S. 

E. 
1674 Ebenezer 
169- Ebenezer 
1699 Ebenezer 
1732 Ebenezer 
1735 Ebenezer 
1737 Ebenezer 
1763 Ebenezer 
1763 Ebenezer 

1779 Ebenezer 

1780 Ebenezer 
1787 Ebenezer 

1817 Ebenezer 

1824 Ebenezer 
1754! Edmund 
1791 Edmund T. 
1800? Edmund 
1778 Edward J. 
1803 Edward 

1818 Edward C. 

1826 Edward 

1830 Edward W. 

1831 Edward A. 

1848 Edward 6. 
1771 Edwin 

1813 Edwin, Jr. 

1814 Edwin 
1830 Edwin O. 
1843 Edwin A. 
1808 Elbridge O. 

1827 ElbridgeG. 
1794 Elam 
1800 Elam 

1849 Eleanor C. 

1802 Eliza 

1803 Eliza 
1803 Eliza 
1808? Eliza 

1828 Eliza C. 
18— Eliza 

1822 Eliza S. 

1823 Eliza Ann 
1827 Eliza Ann 
1836 Eliza Jane 
1681 Elizabeth 
1703 Elizabeth 
1716 Elizabeth 
1780 Elizabeth 



165 

34 

39 

63 

100 

156 

207 

79 

167 

216 

39 

78 

160 

282 

133 

16 

17 

21 

23 

26 

31 

43 

56 

60 

30 

86 

77 

806 

37 

156 

74 

56 

105 

133 

105 

206 

209 

228 

47 

116 

164 

171 

287 

136 

165 

102 

101 

287 

168 

110 

115 

115 

172 

805 

137 

133 

167 

884 

16 

19 

84 

86 



1728 Elizabeth 
1745 Elizabeth 
1753 Elizabeth 
1779 Elizabeth 
1805 Elizabeth 
1811 Elizabeth B. 

1814 Elizabeth D. 
1816 Elizabeth A. 

1816 Elizabeth R. 

1817 Elizabeth 
1821 Elizabeth B. 
1826 Elizabeth 

1828 Elizabeth N. 

1829 Elizabeth 

1816 Elizabeth A. 
1836 Elizabeth M. 

1843 Elizabeth A. 

1817 Ellen A. 
1833 Ellen M. 
1835 Ellen 

1840 Ellen 
1842 Ellen L. 

1844 Ellen A. 
1850 Ellen L. 
1846 Elly Jane 
1825 Elmer Hall 

1815 Elmira R. 
1819 Elmira 
1810 Elsalina 

1808 Elvira 
1806? Elvira 
1817 Emeline 

1802 Emeline 
18— Emeline 

1809 Emeline 
1796? Emily A. 
1835 Emily P. 
1838 Emily 

1841 Emily 

1846 Emma F. 

1847 Emma R. 
18— Emma J. 

1848 Emma A. 

1768 Ephraim 

1803 Ephraim 
1795? Eri 
1822 Eri 
1787 Esther 
1841 Euf^ene 
1763 Eunice 
1775 Eunice 
1806 Ezekiel 

1830 Ezekiel P. 

F. 
1775 Fanny 
1803 Fanny 
18 — Fanny 
1828 Fanny L. 
1819 Faustina M. 
1841 Fitch H. 
1808 Florilla 

1769 Fortunatua 
1801 Franoea S. 



331 1811 
391 1811 
1815 



71 

135 

164 

139 

166 

138 

110 

116 

169 

95 

165 

166 

217 

226 

169 

209 

169 

167 

207 

209 

284 

208 

216 

136 

95 

86 

86 

103 

75 

140 

158 

168 

76 

809 

800 

190 

191 

809 

881 

886 

39 

86 

102 

876 

100 

191 

68 

39 

76 

172 

56 
101 
108 
134 
854 
807 
105 
64 
71 



1817 
1823 
1833 
1834 
1837 
1850 
1852 
18— 
1690 
1721 
1753 
1780 
1818 
182- 
1827 
1834 
1818 
1835 
1757 
1782 
1807 
1827 
1842 
1846 
1847 

1806 
1822 
1851 
1805 
1805 
1809 
1811 
1821 
1830 
1831 
1834 
1834 
1835 
1835 
1835 
1836 
1847 
1837 
1840 
1843 
1844 
1754 
1845 

1790 
1701 
1716 
1725 
1725 
1754 
1765 
1766 
1770 
1782 



Franoea C. 114 
Frances S. 139 
Frances F. 196 
Franoea Ann 136 
Franoea A. 133 
Franoea A. 
Frances L. 
Frances 
Frances A 
Frances O, 



806 
138 
W7 
848 
153 



Frances Add, 166 



Francis 

Francis 

Francis 

Francis 

Francis Y. 

Francis 

Fiascis 

Francis C. 

Franklin B. 

Franklin 

Frederick 

Frederick 

Frederick 

Frederiek J. 

Frederick D. 

Frederick 

FrederickW. 887 

G. 
Galen J. 
Galen L. 
Gardner H. 
Geoiige 
George W. 
Greorge 
George 
George W. 
Greorge S. 
George F. 
George N. 
George A. 
George W. 
Greorge 
George L. 
George W. 
George A. 
George W. 
George U. 
George F. 
Georgiana 
Grace 
Grace Le B. 

H. 
Hammond 
Hannah 



17 

84 

41 

79 

134 

166 

869 

807 

117 

919 

54 

86 

148 

168 

806 

867 



169 
171 
190 
104 
110 
115 

94 
134 
816 
806 
809 
847 
166 
907 
S08 
137 
164 
818 
908 
171 
886 

64 
883 



Hannah 
Hannah 
Hannah 
Hannah 
Hannah 
Hannah 
Hannah 
Hannah 



74 
88 
81 
86 
M 
68 
41 
39 
56 
60 



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1783 Hannah 


97 


1850 Henry B. 


190 


179-^ Hannah 


107 


1755 Hepsebah W 


. 41 


1795 Hannah 


108 


1772 Hepaebah 


55 


1798 Hannah 


162: 


1789 HepaebahM. 


81 


1799 Hannah 


1601 


1806? Hepaebah 


103 


IB— Hannah 


102 


1847 Herbert G. 


209 


1801 Hannah 


1091 


1849 Herbert 


191 


1802 Hannah 


105 


1809 Hiram Belden 75 1 


1810 Hannah L. 


170 


1810? Hirano 


103 


1813 Han'hM.W 


.166 


1847 Hiram 


248 


1814? Hannah 


103 


1805 Horace 


105 


1815 Hannah G. 


114 


1822 Horatio 


169 


1816 Hannah F. 


206 


1705 Huldah 


19 


1819 Hannah M. 


168 


I. 




18d3 Hannah R.' 


167 


1775 Tncreaae 


38 


1RS8 Hannah M. 


206 


1777 Ira 


55 


1831 Hannah A. 


171 


1801 Ira 


81 


1840 Hannah R. 


219 


1810? Ira 


102 


1776 Harriet 


53 


1824 Ira D. 


141 


1804? Harriet 


109 


1833 Ira 


169 


1807 Harriet 


114 


1809 Irene 


133 


1812 Harriet 


170 


1818 Irene 


141 


1814 Harriet 


168 


1781 laaac 


78 


1816 Harriet 


81 


1786 la^ac M. 


80 


1817 Harriet 


158 


1818 laaac 


164 


1817 Harriet A. 


204 


1820 Isaac 


171 


1818 Harriet N. 


115 


1841 Isaac N. 


2-26 


1818 Harriet N. 


116 


1805 Ithamar 


81 


1818 Harriet 


214 


J. 




1830 Harriet A. 


138 


1S32 Jabez B. 


219 


1830 Harriet N. 


153 


1677 James 


16 


1837 Harriet M. 


171 


1703 James 


22 


1840 Harriet L. 


172 


1729 James 


33 


1845 Harriet N. 


206 


1739 James 


311 


1847 Harriet A. 


207 


1752 James 


371 


1849 Harriet A. 


247 


1759 James 


58 


1851 Harriet S. 


153 


1778 James 


71 


1853 Harold DeB 


.255 


1781 James 


80 


1829 Harrey 


206 


1782 James 


54 


1812 Helen M. 


201 


1784 James 


47 


1818 Helen E. 


136 


1790 James 


J 07 


1838 Helen 


221 


1794? James 


75 


1844 Helen 


267 


1797 James T. 


139 


1812? Heman 


103 


1798 James 


49 


1816 Henrietta 


168 


1802 James G. 


100 


1842 Henrietta M 


.190 


1803 James 


109 


1765? Henry 


54 


1804 James 


170 


1777 Henry 


155 


1810 James S. 


163 


1785? Henry 


75 


1814 James S. 


134 


1799 Henry 


148 


1815 James W. 


116 


1804 Henry 


104 


1817? James Adna 


? 93 


1805 Henry W. 


100 


182*2 Janpes L. 


94 


1821 Henry 


105 


1828 James 


217 


1824 Henry 


169 


1830 James H. 


209 


1827 Henry 


283 


1835 James P. 


153 


1^34 Henry Josiah 136 


1841 James F. 


227 


18— Henry W. 


136 


1841 James L. 


199 


1837 Henry A. 


199 


James L. 


205 


1837 Henry Clay 


219 


1844 James E. 


164 


1837 Henry S. 


220 


1844 James B. 


219 


Henry 


205 


1844 Jane 


190 


1840 Henry A. 


207 


1840 Jane E. 


223 


1842 Henry 


208 


1718 Jemima 


3^3 



PART 1. 



381 



1756 Jemima 


37 


18 — Jeremiah 


164 


1774 Jerusha 


49 


1825 Joan S. 


254 


1712 Joannah 


20 


1735 Joanna 


23 


1778 Joanna 


156 


1783 Joel 


63 


1787 Joel 


78 


1815 Joel 


116 


1815 Joel 


165 


1661 John 


16 


1686 John 


18 


1724 John 


24 


1733 John 


33 


1742 John 


31 


1752 John 


48 


1753 John 


41 


1701 John 


58 


1763 John 


55 


1764 John 


62 


1765 John 


52 


1766 John 


53 


1773 John 


60 


1775 John 


155 


1777 John 


81 


1784 John 


104 


1788 John 


63 


1790 John Miles 


80 


1792 John 


108 


1794 John 


100 


1794 John 


101 


1797 John 


109 


1799 John 


251 


1801 John 


110 


1803 John G. 


112 


1814 John F. 


110 


1817 John H. 


148 


1820 John M. 


170 


1822 John M. 


171 


1823 John 


164 


1823 John 


111 


1823 John T. 


220 


1825 John 


206 


1826 John 


217 


1828 John 


219 


1828 John Ward, 


153 


1831 John W. 


200 


1831 John 


222 


1838 John 


199 


1848 John J. M. 


225 


1844 John F. 


247 


1726 Jonas 


23 


1764? Jonas 


38 


1782 Jonas 


74 


1789 Jonas 


78 


Jonas 


165 


1717 Jonathan 


23 


1737 Jonathan 


34 


1749 Jonathan 


37 


1763 Jonathan 


43 


1776 Jonathan 


63 


1778 Jonathan . 


71 



1781 Jonathan 


80 


1784 Jonathan 


64 


1787 Jonathan 


72 


1794 Jonathan 


71 


1806 Jonathan F. 


133 


1819 Jonathan 0. 


138 


1820 Jonathan 


137 


1604 Joseph 


16 


1699 Joseph 


19 


1729 Joseph 


23 


1734 Joseph 


28 


1750 Joseph 


41 


1758 Joseph 


38 


1767 Joseph 


47 


1772 Joseph 


63 


1773 Joseph 


80 


1775 Joseph 


78 


1782 Joseph 


72 


1790? Joseph 


74 


1804 Joseph A. 


163 


1805 Joseph 


139 


1808 Joseph 


115 


1808 Joseph L. 


157 


1810 Joseph 


168 


1830 Joseph M. 


217 


1831 Joseph 


169 


1839 Joseph A. 


223 


1841 Joseph H. 


225 


1833 Josephine M 


.247 


1840 Josephine L. 


284 


1709 Joshua 


21 


1732 Joshua 


31 


1769 Joshua 


38 


1705 Josiah 


21 


1735 Josiah 


31 


1736 Josiah 


31 


1753 Josiah 


37 


1768 Josiah 


55 


1779 Joaiah 


71 


1780 Josiah 


54 


1804 Josiah 


100 


1813 Josiah 


136 


1815? Josiah 


136 


1830 Josiah 


275 


1827 Julia A. 


172 


1828? Julia 


171 


1840 Julia F. 


225 


1846 Julia A. 

K. 
1818? Katharine 


248 


102 


1787 Keziah B. 

L. 
1832 Lafayette 


97 


221 


1802 Laura 


170 


1841 Laura A. 


191 


1771 Lavinia 


58 


1811 Lavina 


134 


1816 Lavina 


111 


1792 Leander 


160 


1829 Leander 


282 


1818 Letitia A. 


163 


1838 Letitia 


284 


1798 Levi 


49 



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1824 Levi 
1824 Levi J. 
1844 I^vi W. 

1802 Lewis 
1815 Lewis 
1822 Lewis N. 
1838 Lewis P. 
1844 Lewis 

1783 IxiiL 

1805 Loa 

17 — Lois 

1822 Lorana 
1826 Lorenzo 
1835 Lorenzo 
1848 Loretta 1. 
1804 Louis 

1803 Louisa 
1811 Louisa 
1815 Louisa 
1820 Louisa 
1841 J^uisa 
1826 Lucia I. 
1832 Lucina 

1810 Lucinda 

1826 Lucinda 

18 — Lucius M. 

1811 Lucius £. 
1733 Lucretia 
1756 Lucretia 
1787 Lucretia 

1779 Lucy 

1780 Lucy 

1781 Lucy 

1784 Lucy 
— Lucy 

1789 Lucy 

1790 Lucy 
1797 Lucy 
1802 Lucy 

1806 Lucy 

1807 Lucy 
1809 Lucy W. 
1811 LucyG. 
1818 Lucy F, 

1823 Lucy G. 

1827 Lucy Ann, 
1834 Lucy S. 
1838 Lucy M. 
1850 Lucy E. 
1802 Luseba 
1769 Luther 
1794 Luther 
1794 Luther 
1796 Luther 

1808 Luther 
1820 Luther F. 
16941 Lydia 
17*24 Lydia 
1739 Lydia 
1777 Lydia 
1777 Lydia 
1779 Lydia 
1788? Lydia 



105 

141 

206 

104 

95 

141 

191 

191 

49 

94 

38 

170 

136 

254 



157 

163 

136 

133 

165 

191 

206 

141 

110 

171 

166 

205 

31 

58 

54 

64 

156 

74 

72 

158 

100 

49 

49 

162 

86 

115 

116 

148 

136 

136 

220 

172 

226 

228 

49 

58 

86 

108 

108 

94 

216 

19 

30 

39 

49 

39 

74 

74 



1791 
1792 
1811 
18— 
18— 
1813 
1814 
1814 
1822 
1843 
1804 

1824 

18— 



248 1836 



1828 

1710 

1777 

1807 

1808 

1817 

1821 

1826 

1816 

1838 

1822 

1746? 

1778 

1803 

1803 

1813 

1816 

1819 

18— 

1839 

1840 

1795 

1831 

1666 

1685 

1700? 

1713 

1716 

1744 

1749 

1759 

1760 

1761 

1763 

1775 

1782 

1788 

1785? 

1790 

1791 

1794 

1799 

1800 

1800? 

1801 

1803 

1803 

1804 



Lydia 
Lydia 
Lydia 
Lydia 
Lydia 
Lydia 
Lydia 
Lydia W. 
Lydia W. 
Lydia G. 
Lyman 
M. 
Malissa 
Mallory 
Manly F. 
Mary C. 
Margaret 
Margaret 
Margaret W. 
Maria 
Maria 
Maria R. 
Maria C. 
Marinda 
Marion L. 
Marshall H. 
Martha 
Martha 
Martha I. 
MarthaM.W. 
Martha T. 
Martha T. 
Martha 
Martha 
Martha W. 
Martha L. 
Matilda 
Matilda L. 
Mary 
Mary 
Mary 
Mary 
Mary 
Mary 
Mary 
Mary 
Mary 
Mary 
Mary 
Mary 
Mary 
Mary 
Mary 
Mary 
Mary 
Mary T. 
Mary 
Mary 
Mary 
Mary T. 
Mary T. 
Mary 
Mary L. 



101 ! 1807 
74 1808 



136 
156 
164 
91 
111 
214 
169 
225 
105 

171 

205 

207 

138 

19 

78 

168 

110 

166 

136 

209 

104 

267 

158 

34 

78 

139 

164 

165 

163 

167 

205 

254 

226 

139 

137 

16 

18 

19 

23 

23 

39 

28 

3-* 

77 

56 

52 

71 

81 

80 

86 

138 

71 

71 

100 

110 

138 

115 

133 

163 

116 



Mary S. W. 
Mary 
Mary 
Mary M. 
Mary P. 
Mary M. 
Mary Ame 
Mary Jane 



1808 
1810 
1812 
1813 
1815 
1818 
1819 Mary Russell 136 



101 
109 
135 
170 
169 
116 
160 
206 



1820 
1821 



1825 

1826 

1829 

1831 

1831 

1833 

1833 

1833 

1836 

1837 

1848 

1807 

1809 

1810? 

1819 

1832 

1828 

18-28 

1829 

1832 

1841 

1841 

1842 

1843 

1^43 

1844 

1846 

1846 

1831 

1747 

1768 

1775 

1777 

1812 

1804 

1827 
1786 
1827 
1814? 
1843 
1754? 
1776 
1756? 
1777 
1816 

1762 
1774 



Mary 
Mary J. 
Mary 
Mary 
Mary A. 
Mary E. 
Mary 

Mary Jane 
Mary E. 
Mary E. 
Mary Abby 
Mary S. 
Mary E. 
Mary Jane 
Mary 
Mary Ann 
Mary Ann 
Mary Ann 
Mary Ann 
Mary Ann 
Mary F. 
Mary C. 
Mary S. 
Mary A. 
Mary S. 
Mary 
Mary 
Mary Ellen 



170 
148 
156 
158 
171 
219 
169 
167 
214 
200 
216 

95 
219 
171 
191 

93 
114 
115 

94 
267 
S83 
138 
225 
284 
226 
254 
248 
219 



Mary Haven 223 
Mary 1. 
Mary C. 
Mary T. 
Matilda L. 
M^hitabie 
Mehitabel 
Mehitable 
Mehitable 
Mehitable 
Melancthon 
Melinda 
Melinda 
Merrill 
Micajah 
Millicent P. 
Milo 
Milton 
Molle 
Molly 
Moses 
Moses 
Myron 
N. 
Nancy 
Nancy 



255 

226 

247 

137 

28 

62 

49 

80 

168 

164 

148 

164 

214 

71 

209 

102 

190 

48 

64 

38 

60 

102 

54 
63 



1775 Nancy 79 

1784 Nancy 54 

1785 Nancy 73 
1788? Nancy 49 

1794 Nancy 74 
1799 Nancy 140 
1802 Nancy 108 

1806 Nancy 116 

1814 Nancy W. 169 
1820 Nancy S. 206 
1827 Nancy E. 114 
1838 Nancy 214 
1737 Nathan 28 
1760? Nathan 38 

1761 Nathan 46 
Nathan 56 

1762 Nathan 38 
1774 Nathan 78 

1795 Nathan 73 

1799 Nathan 105 
1802 Nathan 163 
1793 Nathaniel R. 156 

1815 Nathaniel C. 204 
1820 Neheroiah M.16S 

1836 Nelson W. 207 
1810 Nichols 93 

O. 

1820 Olive 77 

1790 Oliver 138 

1792 Oliver 79 

1818 Oliver A. 165 

1820 Oliver E. 105 

1825 Oliver 141 

1831 Oliver B. 254 

1843 Oliver 284 

1798 Oren 104 

1837 Oren 206 
1848 Oihelia 207 
1845 Otbo 207 

P. 

1817 Pamelia 168 

Parmenas 164 

1782 Patty 64 

1807 Paulina 105 
1825 Perria 214 

Persia 38 

1765 Persis 55 

1797 Persis 101 

1788 Peter 79 

1709 Phebe 32 

1731 Phebe 26 

1747 Phebe 37 

1753 Phebe 39 

1786? Phebe 104 

1800 Phebe 79 
18— Phebe 102 
1815 Phebe R. 133 

1838 Phebe A. 207 
1848 Phebe Ann, 906 
1833 Phila D. 819 
1805 Philander C. 75 

Philaoder 156 

Polly 38 



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INDEX. 


PART I. 






383 


1778 Polly 


64 1808 Sally 


170 


1835 Sarah J. 


216 


1843 Waldo C. 


284 


1789 Polly 


156 


18131 Sally 


93 


1836 Sarah D. 


226 


1844 Wallace 


248 


Polly 


102 


1669 Samuel 


16 


1838 Sarah A.J. 


217 


1770 Ward 


60 


1808 Polly 


77 


1702 Samuel 


21 


1830 Sarah S. 


248 


1838 Warren P. 


226 


1842 Prescott W. 


172 


1714 Samuel 


24 


Selina T. 


205 


1841 Warren E. 


190 


1784 Priscilla 


156 


1718 Samuel 


20 


1773 Sophia 


58 


1647 Warren A. 


287 


R. 




1731 Samuel 


31 


18041 Sophia 


103 


WUber 


156 


1819 Rachel W. 


148 


1748 Samuel 


39 


1812 Sophia 0. 


170 


I80S Willard 


81 


1797? Randilla 


104 


1761 Samuel 


52 


1718 Stephen 


20 


1628 William 9 


,16, 


Randilla 


205 


1762 Samuel 


62 


1750 Stephen 


28 


1659 William 


16 


1814 Ransom L. 


171 


1767 Samuel B. 


58 


177H Stephen 


47 


1684 William 


17 


1711 Rebecca 


23 


1773 Samuel 


78 


1785 Stephen 


80 


1720 William 


23 


1735 Rebecka 


33 


1781 Samuel 


63 


1791 Stephen 


49 


1748 William 


31 


1757 Rebecca 


41 


1782 Samuel 


79 


1793 Stephen 


49 


1748 William 


34 


1769 Rebecca 


53 


1785 Samuel 


60 


1807 Stephen 


93 


17521 William 


37 


1774 Rebecca 


64 


1800 Samuel 


162 


1815 Stephen 


94 


1762 William 


77 


1784 Rebecca 


63 


1801 Samuel 


109 


1816 Stephen 


16911775 William 


80 


1784 Rebecca 


74 


1815 Samuel 


116 


1841 Stephen E. 


190 


1775 William 


54 


1804 Rebecca 


168 


1816 Samuel B. 


164 


1799 Stillman 


81 


1778 William 


64 


1808 Rebecca G. 


170 1820 Samuel 


111 


1818 Sumner 


171 1783 William 


74 


1813 Rebecca C. 


163 1828 Samuel P. 


208 


1780 Susan 


81 


1788 William 


73 


1813 Rebecca Ann 136 


1830 Samuel A. 


•283 


1786 Susan 


49 


1793 William S. 


80 


1834 Rebecca Ann 137 


1837 Samuel J. 


254 


1829 Susan M. 


214 


1798 William 


100 


1748 Reuben 


28 


Samuel T. 


221 


1829 Susan A. 


137 


1800 Waiiam E. 


140 


178*2 Reuben 


49 


1840 Samuel B. 


219 


1831 Susan S. 


95 


1805 William 


93 


1783 Reuben 


39 


1843 Samuel 


164 


1831 Susan K. 


282 


1805 William 


115 


17831 Reuben 


86 


1696 Sarah 


19 


1836 Susan C. 


206 


1807 William D. 


116 


1805 Reuben 


94 


1707 Sarah 


22 


1840 Susan E. 


219 


1808 William G. 


148 


Reuben 


156 


1719 Sarah 


24 


1841 Susan 


111 


1813 William 


104 


1801 Rhoda 


105 


1723 Sarah 


26 


17261 Susannah 


30 


1813 William S. 


133 


Rhoda E 


• 166 


1732 Sarah 


33 


1803 Susannah B. 


135 


1814 William 


114 


1807 Roman us 


94 


1746 Sarah 


28 


1804 Susannah K 


. 160 


1819 William 


135 


IHOl Roswell 


86 


1748 Sarah 


41 


T. 




1819 William C. 


205 


1779 Rufus 


56 


1766 Sarah 


46 


Thankful 


86 1819 William 


137 


1H09 Rufus 


104 : 1768 Sarah 


60 


1850 Theodora 


190 


1821 William P. 


168 


1705 Ruhamah 


22 1 1777 Sarah 


71 


182^ Theodore L. 


158 


1822 William S. 


165 


Rush 


205 1 1782 Sarah 


71 


1778 Timothy - 


63 


William 


166 


Russell 


156 1781 Sarah 


49 


1688 Thomas 


18 


1825 William B. 


220 


1714 Ruth 


20 1786 Sarah 


81 


1722 Thomas 


23 


1825 William H. 


134 


1751 Ruth 


39 ! 1787 Sarah 


138 


1756 Thomas 


38 


1827 William H. 


164 


1773 Ruth 


79 


1806 Sarah C. 


163 


1786 Thomas 


74 


1830 William H. 


206 


1786 Ruth 


156 


1809 Sarah A. 


140 


1790 Thomas S. 


71 


1833 William M. 


137 


1790 Ruth 


49 


1812 Sarah 


111 


Lt. Thomas and 


1833 William B. 


254 


1831 Ruth Ann 


206 


1815 Sarah F. 


148 


family, note 


137 


1S33 William M. 


267 


1816 Ruth E. 


207 


1816 Sarah S. 


134 


Thomas 


158 1836 William F. 


95 


S. 




1816 Sarah Ann 


110 


1811 Thomas B. 


170 1837 William E. 


226 


1820 Sabra P. 


141 


1818 Sarah 


169 


1848 ThomasJ. 


248 1837 William H. 


282 


1766 Sally 


62 ; 1820 Sarah J. 


166 


1849 Thomas C. 


248 1838 William H. 


190 


1774 Sally 


38 1820 Sarah S. 


133 


U.V.& W. 


1841 William H. 


221 


1786 Sally 


74 1 1824 Sarah E. 


92 


1758 Urania 


58 1842 William P. 


209 


1787 Sally 


61 


1829 Sarah T. 


220 


1848 Urania 


219 : 1842 William E. 


247 


1792 Sally 


72 


1830 Sarah M. 


138 


1826 Varnum P. 


138 1843 William R. 


218 


1792 Sally 


74 


1833 Sarah M. 


207 











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INDEX. PART II. 



Christian names of the descendants of William Liocke bearing other surnames, and 
the names of the fathers that first intermarried, which arc designated thus = ; the 
date preceding it denotes the time of the marriage. 



ABBOTT. 

1845 Elcy h\ L. 
1841 =Walter 

ADAMS. 

1798 Adeline A. 
Abiel C. 
Alpheus 

1796 Alice 

1823 AmosS. 
1816 Benjamio 

1772 Betsy 
1785 Betsy 
1801 Charles A. 

1824 Charles A. 
Charlotte 
Civenia 

1808 Cynthia 

=Daniel 
1781 Daniel 
1807 Daniel 
Daniel 
1810 David 
1813 David S. 
1765 Rbenezer 
1813 Ehenezer 
Ebenezer L. 

1807 Edmund 
Eliza 

1810 Eliza M. 
Elizabeth 

1761 Ephraim 

1811 Ephraim 
1818 George 
1804 Harriet R. 

Ida . 

Isaac 
1820 Isaac N. 
1769 James 
1779 James 

James 
1816 James 
1764 John 
1770 -John 
1771 John 

1799 John Frink 
John 
John Miles 

1775 Joanna 
1777 Jonas 

1773 Levi 

1808 Lucinda 
I790t Lydia 

Lydia K. 
Mary 

1812 Mary 
Mehitable 
Moses 



1804 



251 
251 

1788 
149 1813 
*273 1775 
173 11781 
149 I 1767 
274 1811 



149 
273 
273 
141 
141 
272 
273 
273 
273 

60 
149 
150 
273 
173 
149 
273 

60 
273 
274 
149 
149 
173 
272 

60 

48 

173 

273 

60 

48 

48 

149 

149 

173 

48 

48 

48 

272 

141 

273 

173 

272 

173 

274 



1826 
1779 

1785 
1807 

1810 
1783 



1814 
1819 



Nancy 173 

Nancy 272 

Olivia 173 

Polly 48 

Polly 273 

Quincy 60 

Rebecca ' 48 

Rebekah 60 

,. Reuben 273 

272 1786? Samuel 141 

60 1 Samuel 273 

48 1787 Sarah 141 

149 ' 1806 Sarah 272 

Sarah Frost 273 

Sarah M. 274 

Stephen 141 

Susan 273 

Thomas 141 

Thomas 273 

Thomas T- 273 

Thomas 273 

Waller R. 48 

17831 Wilham 141 

1794= William 172 

William 173 

William 272 

William 273 

William 273 

AIKEN. • 

1826 -John 270 

1827 Charles A. 270 

1829 Harriet A. 270 

ALLBN. 

1839 Charlotte S. 229 

1834 -Eliphaz 229 

1835 George J. 2:9 
1841 Henry T. 229 

1837 Warren F. 229 

ALEXANDBR. 

1792 -Caleb 100 

1800 Emily 100 

1797 Harriet L. 100 

ANDERSON. 

1851 Ann R. 189 

1803 cs Archibald 91 
1807 Archibald C. 91 

1804 Arthur 91 

1840 Arthur F. 189 

1830 Benjamin B. 189 
1809 Charles F. 91 

1838 Charles H. 189 
1839'-Gilbert 189 
1%35 George C. 189 
1814 Hannah E. 91 
1833 Lucy B. 189 
1848 Otis Hugh 189 
1812 Rebecca J. 91 



Rebecca F. 

1844 Reuben H. 

1845 Samuel W. 

ANDREWS. 

1838 Caroline L. 
1835 Charles D. 
1834=Robert 
1847 Robert H. 

ANDRUS. 

CatherineM. 
Cephas E. 
=E. S. 
Emeline L. 
Harriet S. 
Heman E. 
Nancy N. 
Sarah E. 
William P. 



1841 
1843 

1832: 

1849 
1846 
1835 
1837 
1839 
1833 



ARNOLD. 

1812 Julia Ann 
1809 Mary 
1805=Nathan 

AUSTIN. 

1838=Franklin 
1839 Hannah L. 
1842 John 
1845 Rboda 

BABSON. 

1823 Francis 
1825 George 

1823 = James V. 

BACON. 

1844 Edwin M. 

1848 EarlC. 

^Henry 

1839 Henry 

BADGER. 
1835 Ira 

1830 Laura 
1833 Maranda 

1831 =01iver 

BA6LBY. 

1820 Elizabeth A 
1823>"Moses 

BAKER. 

1824 E. Collins 

1821 George 
1828 Mary E. 

1823 Nancy F. 
1820 Orson M. 
1819 WiUiaro C. 
1817=Thoma8 

BALDWIN. 

1824 Marion E. 

1825 Minerva A. 
1823 -William C. 



189 
189 
189 

197 
197 
197 
197 

248 
248 
248 
248 
248 
248 
248 
248 
248 

132 
132 
132 

261 

261 
S61 
261 

242 
242 
242 

244 
244 



BALLARa 

Anna 

Beulah 

Ebenezer 

Elizabeth 

Esther 

Mary 
— Saniuel 

Sarah 

Sarah 

Susan 
1741 -William 

BANCROFT. 

Abigail 

Hannah 

James 

James 

Judith 

Judith 

Nancy 

Ruth 

Ruth 
1729 -Rahan 

Sally 

RARN£.«s. 

Celestia F. 
Estelle M. 
1838 -John 

Malore A. 

BARRETT. 

Amos 
Angelina 
Augustus 
Betsy 
Diantha J. 



1739 



1735 



1731 



1785 
1826 
1823 
1781 



243 1815 

244 1817 



57 

57 

57 

106 

57 

106 

105 

57 

106 

106 

56 

51 
51 
29 
51 
29 
51 
51 
29 
51 
29 
51 

221 
221 
221 
221 

107 
213 
213 
107 
212 



ElizabethM. 213 



238 

238 
238 
238 

271 
271 

257 
257 
257 
257 
257 
257 
257 

221 
221 
221 



1839 
1830 
I78a 



Ellen B. 

Emily M. 

John 
1781 -Jonas 
1821 Jonas A. 

Lydia 

Nathan 

Olive 



1790 
1788 
1786 
1819 
1798 
1796 



213 
213 
107 
106 
213 
107 
107 
107 



Philander G. 213 



Samuel 
Urania 

BABTLETT. 

Lavinia 
Lucinda 
Mersilva 
1790? -Moses 
1794 Sophia 

BATT8. 

1780 Betsy 
1793 Huldah 
1778 -John 



1792 
1800 

1798 



107 
107 

lOfi 
109 
100 
109 
109 

81 
81 
dl 



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1790 Polly 


8111893 James L. 


218 


1798 MaryC. 


110 


1778? Buker 71 


1800 Spencer 


81 


1829 John L. 


218 


1794 -Samuel W 


. no 


1746 


William 87 


1785 Thomas 


81 


1821 -Josiah 


218 


1798 Samuel 


no 


1771 


William 73 


BAXTER. 




1831 Rosanna 


218 


Samuel 


no 


1776! William 73 


1821 -Ge«»rge 


275 


1825 Samuel B.L. 218 


1803 Sarah 


no 


1807 


William F. 15$ 


1830 Margaret J. 


275 


PLACKDEN. 




17941 Stephen 


no 




BROWN. 


B£AN. 




1836 Amelia T. 


^39 


BEAY. 




1835 


Abby TrnU 249 
Elcy M. 249 


1825 -Aaron 


236 


1832 Coradan 


238 


Mary 


239 


1836 


1831 Amoe 


236 


1834 Ethan A. 


23!» 


Samh B. 


239 


1831 


Hannah E. 24^ 


1830 Cephas 


236 


1830 »John 


238 


s^umSer 


239 


1822 


Lydia S. 249 
Mary H. 249 


1828 Cyrus 


236 


1830 John 


238 


Wesly 


239 


1838 


1842 Fanny H. 


236 


1838 Owe^ 


239 


Willard 


239 


1827 


Thoma8aB.249 


1836 James 


23'i 


BLAKE. 




BREWER. 




1819 


=William 249 


1838 Joel 


236 


1800 Alexander 


183 


1732=:Daniel 


35 


1821 


William L. 249 


18-26 Phebe 


23ft 


1782 Elizabeth 


88 


1733! Daniel 
1740 James 


35 




BRUCJB. 


1810 Philander 


236 


1802 Elizabeth 


183 


36 


1747 


Abigail ' 43 


1832 Ruxy 


236 


1813 Esther 


214 


Lucy 


36 


1778 


Abieail 152 


BBABD. 




1812 Eunice R. 


214 


1744 Mary 


36 




Abigail 268 


1825*= Benjamin 


219 


1820 George S. 


214 


Mehitable 


36 


1811 


Abby S. 269 


1839 Calvin L. 


220 


18 i3 Harriet N. 


214 


1734 Phebe 


36 


1823 


Almira 269 


1825 Clariaaa 


219 


1774 James 


88 


Sally 


36 


1826 


Alonzo $. 279 


1835 Jasper W. 
18i8 William F. 


220 


1804 James H. 


183 


1732 Samuel 


35 


1804 


Amory 268 


219 


iHU^ames 


214 


BRIGHABC 




1788 


Calvin 152 


1831 Wreene? 


22Q 


1815 James 


214 


1895 s Aaron 


211 


1831 


ClarindaF. 279 


BBLCHB&. 




1817 James E. 


184 


1829 Evelina F. 


211 


1832 


Eleanor 269 


1836^Eliphalet 


267 


1803 John P. 


184 


1832 LestinaA. 


211 


1749 


Elizabeth 43 


1815 EliphaletH 


.267 


1825 JohnB. 


183 


1836 Luceba A. 


211 


1808 


Elizabeth 968 


1840 Elvira L. 


267 


I773^Jonathan 


88 


1835 Willard t>. 


211 


1895 


Elizabeth 279 


1849 James F. 


267 


1780 Jonathan 


88 


BROOKS. 




18.30 


Emily F. 279 


BBLKNAP. 




1807 Jonathan 


184 


1752 Abigail 


37 


1784 


Ezekiel 159 ' 


1801 Alonzo 


143 


1817 Jonathan 


183 


1766 Betty 


37 


1709 


Frances 159 


1790 Lawson 


143 


1815 Leonora 


18 « 


1831 Calista A. 


235 


1821 


Frances E. 279 


1707 -Nathaniel 


143 


1784 Mary 


88 


1801 Caroline 


157 


1837 


Frances M. 280 


1804 Sally 


143 


IHIO Mary Ann 


184 


1834 CanilineM 


.235 


1805 


George 2^8 


BENTON. 




1812 Martha M. 
1822 Marthas. 


184 


1850 Cauie M. 


244 


1839 


George A. 280 


1827 -Felix 


207 


183 


1841 Charles B. 


235 




Hannah 268 


1832 Homer E. 


2t»7 


1788 Nancy 


88 


1774! David C. 


73 


1763=James 50 


1834 William 


207 


1786 Rebecca 


88 


1736 =Ebenezer 


37 


1769 


James 60 


BIGELOW. 




1797 Samuel 


88 


1742 Ebenezer 


37 1789 


James 152 


1843 Alice A. 


208 


1778 Sarah 


88 


i839=ElbridgeG. 


244 


1834 


JamejB P. 279 


1838 Edwin B. 


208 


1812 Thomas H 


183 


1840 ElbridgeS. 
1829 EfiiOyT. 


244 


1816 


Jane T. 279 


1833 Ellen M. 
1823 -George 


208 


1817 Urania 


214 


236 


1757 


John 43 


2f)8 


1810 William H 


. 183 


181 1 Frances 


158 


1788 


John 152 


1838 George W 


208 


BLANiHARD. 




1784! Hannah 


73 


1799 


John 1168 


1831 Hamilton 


208 


1834 Albert M. 


247 


1739 Hepsebah 


*37 


1816 


John W. 279 


1841 Lyman G. 
1828 ^ryE. 


208 


1836 Alonzo W. 


247 


1755 Jabez 


37 


1817 


John E. 279 


208 


1839 Charles B. 


247 


1737 Jemima 


37 


1833 


Joseph H. A. 2>0 


BILLINGS. 




1832 Irene R. 


247 


1815 John L. 


158 


1822 


Levi W. 279 


1794 Eunice 


44 


1830 Paulina T. 


247 


1772 Joanna 


73 




Lcmaid 2'»8 


1783 Jonas 


44 


1H26 -Richard 


247 


1750 Jonas 


37 


1793 


Uis 159 


1787 Lemuel 


44 


1827 Richard H. 247 1 


1773! Jonas 


73 




Lorana 268 


1777 Nancy 


44 


BLODGEPT. 




1825 -Joseph 


235 


1841 


Lucy A. 280 


1778 Polly 


44 


1840 Frederic H. 


226 


1809 Lemuel A. 


158 


1814 


Maria 279 


1785 Sally 


44 


1834 -Edmund S. 


226 


1758 Mary 


37 


1761 


Martha 43 


1776 -Samuel 


44 


1835 William B. 


226 


1802 Mary Ann 


157 


1818 


Mary Ann 269 


1781 Samuel 


44 


BOWEN. 




1822 Martha fi. 


158 


1H21 


Mary 880 


1789 Sophia 
1702 Sukey 


44 


18l6s>Ronieo 


275 


1841 Martha M. 


214 


1780 


Moses 169 


44 


1818 Romeo 


275 


1779! Phebe 


73 


1825 


Nancy B. 279 


BLACK. 




BOWKEB. 




1782! PoHy 


73 


1753 


Nathaniel 43 


1822 Abigail 


218 


Abigail 


110 


17ttl Ruhamah 


37 


1795 


Nathaniel 162 


1827 Aurora G. 


218 


1851 Electa 8. 


2^0 


1740 Sally 


37 




Nathaniel 268 


1810 Clarissa £. 


218 


1805 Elizabeth 


110 


1748 Sara 


37 


1819 


Nathaniel F.280 


^833 David 


818 
49^ 


1810 John 


110 


17S0 Sarah 


73 




Olive J. ' S68 



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1814 Sally M. 269 


CARLTON. 


1766 


AbigaH 


59 1802 


Pbebe 143 


18-20 Sarah 279 


Harriet 


260 




Abigail 


81 1810 


Pliny 144 


1826 Sarah A. 280 


=Harvey 


260 


1825 


Abby R. 


132 




Pliny 961 


1826 Svlve8terB.2ft9 


CARTER. 






Abby B. 


261 


1794 


Polly 149 


1809 WaKer 268 


1827 Ellen Maria 247 1 




Adel 


261 


1764 


Kebeccft 59 


1747 = William 43 


1830 MaryS. 


247 


1841 


Adeline A. 


262 




Rhoda 81 


1776 William 152 


1827=Sewall 


247 


1812 


Alonzo 


144 


1808 


Roswell 144 


1791 William 152 


CHAMPNET. 




1845 


Alonzo W. 


261 1770 


Samuel 50 


1H20 William 269 


1811 Betay L. 


182 




Alvin 


261 


1790 


Samael 142 


1818 William G. 279 


1804 Elizabeth 


182 


1837 


Andrew J; 


262 


1805 


Samuel 143 


1755 Zeruiah 43 


1818 Henry 


182 


1839 


Arthur 


261 


1818 


Samuel F. 144 


BUGKLAND. 


18i»7 James H. 


182 




Augusta 


2«l 


lH20t 


Samuel 958 


1R25 Ann Maria 190 


1779 John 


87 




Azro 


261 


1831 


Samuel P. 961 


l82l«Cyni8 190 


1800 John 


182 


1758 


Betsy 


59 


1754 


Sarah 59 


1832 Cyrus E. 191 


^Jonathan 


87 


1803 


Betsy 


144 


1785 


Sarah 149 


BUGKMAN. 


1824 Lydia 
1813 Nlary Ann 


182 




Carfelia 


261 


1816 


SarahAdams144 


Louisa 129 


182 


1844 


Charles E. 


262 


1819 


Sarah A. 9S9 


Mary 129 


1816 Sarah Maria 182 


1838 


Clara C. 


2(i2 


1818 


SolonMcCoy2«9 


Sarah Aon 129 


1806 Susannah R. 182 


1819 


Clarissa C. 


144 


1792 


Susannaii 149 


«Thoma8 129 


CHAPIN. 




1788 


Daniel C. 


142 


1849 


WilbertS. 244 


Thomas 129 


Dwight W 


264 


1820 


Edward W 


. IZ2 




WilkiLS 84 


BUGBBB. 


Elmer 


264 


1840 


Edward H. 


244 


1754= 


=rWilliam 58 


Betsy 92 


1807«Jo86ph 


264 


1847 


Elbert J. 


261 


1757 


William 58 


Jodiah 92 


Leonard 


264 


1816 


Elizabeth 


258 


1789 


William 148 


■sSamuel 92 


CHASE. 




1822 


Elizabeth A. 259 


1806 


WiUiam lU 


Samuel 92 


Calista 


140 


1850 


Eliza A. 


261 


1811 


William 144 


Sophia 92 


Cyrus 


140 


IH21 


Ellen 


25H 


1812 


William lU 


BURBBOK. 


DsTid 


140 


1800 


Elvira 


144 


1825 


William 959 


1784 Daniel 161 


Dexter 


140 


1840 


Elvira M. 


262 


1833 


Wilham K. 901 


1781«Joha 161 


Herod 


140 


1818 


Emily A. 


262 


1834 


William 961 


John 161 


Hiram 


140 


1844 


Emma 


26« 


1842 


William F. 969 


BUTLER. 


Judith 


140 


1852 


Ermina D. 


262 




COMIN& 


1825 AdelmeS. 200 


Layina 


140 


1816 


Francis M. 


26*2 


1835 


Edward 193 


1838 Charles H. 200 


UTi 


140 


1850 


Frank A. 


203 


1830 s 


slssacher 193 


1820 Harriet L. 200 


Louisa 


140 


1814 


Galen 


144 




ITONANT. 


1815»JohD 200 


-tMoody 


140 


1846' 


Galen A. 


262 


]8l6r=Jacob 19t 


1817 JohnL. 200 


Rhoda 


140 


1817 


George F. 


114 


1828 


NsDeyPJI.196 


1833 Lucy A. 200 


RiHincy 


140 


1836 


Hannah A. 


261 




CONTeRH. 


1835 Parker C. 200 


Sarah 


140 


1772 


James 


59 


1821 


Charles S. 949 


1829 Sarah A. 200 


Sfphen 


140 


1810 


James 


144 


1821- 


-Samuel 949 




CHILD. 




1830 


James H. 


259 




COOK. 


1776 Deborah 78 


l827aeJames 


204 


s 


=:Joel 


84 


1843 


Francis A. 927 


1779 Jonathan 78 


1828 NahumA. 


*^04 


1850 


John L. 


261 


1H41 -GeoTfie 227 


1818 Jonathan 162 


0HI7BB. 




1775 


Jonas 


59 


1844 


Henry 997 


1784 Sarah 78 


1829? Charles St J.241 


1842 


Joseph L. 


262 




COOLIDOC 


1812 Sarah Ann 162 


Emily W. 


241 


1822 


Joshua 


132 


1850 


Anna Hall 944 


1807 Thomas W. 162 


1825? Isaac • 


241 


1804 


Leander 


144 


1822 


CatherineA. 15ft 


1768= William 78 


Mary V. 


241 


1841 


Lorinda 


261 




Charles 44 


1768 William 78 


1823>=Prentiss 


241 


1841 


Lorenzo 


261 


1777= 


sDaniel 44 


1814 William 162 


CLAP OR CLAPP. 


1847 


Lucy A. 


241 




Daniel 44 


BUXTON. 


1811 Ann 


181 


1846 


Lucretia A 


261 


1812 


Edwanl 155 


1843 Edward F. 243 


1799 Asahel 


180 


1768 


Lydia 


59 


1809 


Helen E. 15S 


1837 Evanda 243 


l797=Ebenezer 


180 


1814 


I^dia 
Nlana 


144 


1847 


Helen M. 944 


1833=Hurap'yW.243 


1809 Ebenezer 


181 


1802 


144 


1815 


Henry 155 
Josiah A. 194 


CAMP. 


1814 Elizabeth 


181 


1818! Maria 


25H 


1816 


1820= Alberts. 199 


1798 Hepsebah 


180 


1756 


Mary 


59 


1850 


Julia F. 944 


1830 Nancy E. 199 


1820 Hiram 


181 


1844 


Mary Ann 


262 




Mtry 44 


CARET. 


1817 Joel 


181 


1762 


Martha 


59 


1821 


Mary t94 


1627 AnneB. 242 


1803 John P. 


180 


1812 


MelzarW. 


144 


1825 


MaryB. 15* 


1834 James E. 242 


1807 Jonas 


181 


1805 


Nancy 


144 




Nathaniel 44 


1831 Jane L. 242 1805 Lucy 


180 


1816: 


=Oliver 


132 


1813— Peter ISt 


1842 JohnH. 21421 CLARK. 




1819 


Oliver R. 


132 


1829 


Philip H. 155 


1825«Timoihy 242 


1837-tAaroQ 


344 


1842 


OlSQD 


961 


1890 


RichudH. 15* 



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887 



1814 Sarah 194 
Susan 44 

1818 Susan 191 

1818 Susan M. 155 

lb07 William F. 155 

CR u:KUN. 

V^S9 Charles S43 

1830 -William S4S 

CRANE. 

1839 ElTira 189 

1836=*FTiend 189 

1835 Helen L. 189 

1830 Samuel 189 
CRoasT. 

1800 Charles C.P. 113 

Charles 331 

1803 Eliza 113 

Eliza A. 331 

1833 Emily L. 334 

18i5 Fanny C. 334 

lri08 George L. 113 

17t«3«John 113 

1795 JohnOtb 113 
1808sJohn 313 
1800 JohnM. 313 

John 334 
1813 Lacinda K. 313 

1796 Mehttabel 113 
1798 Samuel L. 113 

Sarah C. 334 

1831 Theodore F. 313 

1815 Urania B. 313 

OR(»SIER. 

1835 Carolines. 353 

1834«Thoma8 853 

1837 Thomas 853 

CURRIBR. 

1817 Charles W. 160 

18l4*«Jonathan 159 

1833 Simon P. 100 

1815 WillUmJ. 159 



1843 
1833 
1840 
1797 
1793 
1803 
1838 
1834 
1830 
1809 
1791 
1794 
1834 
1845 
1836 
1806 
1834 



CUTTBR. 

Albert 

Akmzo 

Amanda 

Amroi 

Anna 

Benjamin 

Charles 
B Edward 

Edward 

Eliza Ann 163 
sEpbraim 163 

Ephraim 163 
'Frances M. 351 

James F. 351 

Mortimer 351 

Samuel L. 163 

William 851 



851 
851 
351 
163 
163 
163 
851 
351 
851 



DAMON. 

l808»Benjamin 813 

1811 JohnE. 813 

1809 JoomB. 813 



1817 Sarah K. 8131 
1813 TbirzaM. 313 
1815 Urania L. 813 

DAVIB. 

1889 -Chauncy 335 

1818 Frances H. 835 

1843 Mary A. 335 

DBAN. 

1807 Fanny L. 134 

1807 -Joseph 134 

DBBBT. 

17631 Lacy 66 

1773 Mary 66 

1766! Phebe 66 

1764 Rebecca 66 

-Thomas 66 

DBXTEB. 

Beuy 166 

— Ebenezer 166 

Lydia 166 

Roxy 166 

Sally 166 

DOLBIER. 

1760«iBenjamin 57 

1764 Benjamin 67 
1760 James 57 
1767 Lydia 57 

1765 Nathtn 67 
1764 Samuel 57 
1763 Timothy 57 
1769 Umphre 57 

DOW. 

1844 AlbenF. 856 
1849 Ellen M. 356 
1846 Emma J. 856 
1841 Wesley W. 856 
1839 -WilUam M. 856 

DRURT. 

Edward P. 157 

■Moses 157 



1834 

1838 

1883 > 

1835 

1835 

1834 

1833 

1839 

1801 
1815 
1848 
1843 
1805 
1847 
IH03 
1838 
1809 
1813 
1831 



1810 Asgitl 134 
1843 AsgillH. 850 
1800 Betsy S. 134 



DUNN. 

-Asa 333 

Edwin A. 833 
EmelineZ. 833 
Franoena C. 333 
OeorgeW. 333 
Jonathan W.333 

DURBN. 

-Abraham 96 

Abraham 96 

Elmina R. 193 

George W. 193 

Mary 96 

Mary Ann 193 

Samuel R. 96 

Samuel 193 

Warren 96 

William 96 

William H. 198 



1796 
1798 
1887 
1830 
1808 
1834 
1839 
1797 
1813 
1837 
1845 
1805 
1838 
1803 
1838 
1840 
1804 
1831 
1835 
1831 

1836 
1843 
1841 



Betsy 850 

-Caleb 134 

Caleb 134 

Caleb 849 

Elcy Parks 134 
Electa B. 134 
Eieeu B. 
Esther J. 
Hannah J. 
Henry H. 
Henry H. 



849 
349 
134 
134 
350 



Joseph E. 850 
Lotan 
Lucy L. 
Luther 
Luther 
Luther N, 
Mary H. 
Mary H. 
Othniel 
Rebecca 
Suaan 
Thomas A. 850 
Thomas H. 350 
Walter A. 850 



134 
850 
134 
349 
850 
134 
849 
349 
849 
850 



SA8T0N. 

1848 Amelia 803 

1798 CandaoeC. 103 

1839 CandaoeC. 803 
1801 Chtrity 103 

1810 Charles L. 103 
1835 Charles 803 

1840 Charles L. 303 

1835 Charlon 803 
1H48 Chester 803 
1853 Cltrissa M. 303 
17938Elijah 103 

1830 Ellen M. 808 
1844 Ellen 803 

1831 Emily H. 803 
1^08 Fanny 103 

1841 Francis E. 803 
1839 Hannah £. 301 
1803 Harvey 103 
1794 Henry L. 103 

1833 Henry 803 
1839 Lydia 803 

1834 MahlonD. 803 

1846 Maria 303 
1843 Mary 808 
1796 Melise 103 
1837 Talcott 303 
1806 William L. 103 

1847 William L; 303 

BATON. 

1809 AlbinJ. 190 

1883 Charles L. 130 

1819 Eunice A. 180 

1811 Harriet M. 130 
1843 HenrietuA.335 
t808-^ohn 130 
1814 JohnH. 130 

1836 Luther P. 840 



1846 Maria S. 335 
1838 MaryR. 810 
1835 -Moses 840 

1816 Nathaniel L. 180 
1840 Sarah E. 840 



1837 
1835 

1815 
1816 
1830 
1786 
1833 
1793 
1813 
1818 
1791 
1797 

1811 

1818 



EDDY. 

Alden H. 
Charles 
Daniel P. 
Emerson 
Harriet 
James 
Joel 
John F. 
Leonard 
Mary M. 
Nathaniel 
Polly 
Rachel 
-Reuben 
Reuben T. 
Sarah 



176 

176 

84 

176 

176 

176 

84 

176 

84 

175 

176 

84 

84 

84 

175 

176 



XDWABD6. 

Annie M. 884 

Francis M. 834 

1835 -John 884 

John H. 884 

Julia £. 884 

ELLIS. 

1836 Albert W. 811 

1833 Henry P. 811 
1833 -Ira 811 

1834 Ira J. 811 

1837 Osgood 811 
rrueRiDOB. 

1833 Charles 803 

1836 Emma M. 803 
1831 -Francis 808 

1843 Francis 808 

1844 James H. 803 

1837 I^ke 808 
1840 Sarah 808 

FABLBT. 

1889 Charies 195 

1816 -Ebenezer 195 

1817 EphraimW.195 
1830 Mary 195 

1890 Sally 195 

FAT 

Albert 805 

. Harriet 805 

1811 -John 805 

Lucia 805 

Lucius 5N)5 

1818 Mary A. 805 
Norman 805 
Phebe 805 
FBLKCR. 

1818 Amos J. 896 

l817»DaTid 836 

1838 DaTid 836 
1836 Huldah 896 
1880 JesMB. 896 



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lVT>f]L FAftf II, 



Joel P. 

Joho J, 

Juha 

Laura Jane 236 

Mary £. 336 

Sophia A. 236 
FBaSBNPBN. 
-■Aaron 
1770 Aaroa 

Abby P. 

Albert S. 

Alceoa C. 

Ann 

Annie B» 

Arad 

Arthur 

Arthur 

Arthur E. 

Asa 

Benjamin 
1758 Benjamin 
1772 Benjamin 

Benjamin 

Benjamin 

Benjamin 

Benjamin B. i^O 

Benjamin 147 

Benjamin F.266 

1848 Benjamin 188 
1818 Betsy 146 

Betsy C 



1897 
1824 
1830 
1842 
1810 
1833 



1814 
1831 
1827 

1835 

1798 
1763 
1794 
1824 

1733 



1774 
1703 
1793 
1806 
1800 
1829 



836 
236 
236 



80 

80 

90 

265 

266 

44 

188 

146 

46 

90 

188 

45 

27 

45 

80 

45 

44 

146 



265 



Betsy Ann 265 



1814 

18^ 

16*26 Celista 

1798 Charles P. 

IRIO Charles £. 

18ip Charles B. 

1840 Charles B. 

1847 Charles E, 

1796 Charlotte 

1^1 Charlotte L. 266 

1830 Charlotte A. 187 
1806 Edson 146 
1803 Edward H. 91 
1806 Edwin C. 
1809 Elecu 
18-21 Elenor 
1796 Eliza 

1831 Eliza T. 
1721 Elizabeth 
1755 Elizabeth 
1764 Elizabeth 
1768! Elizabeth 
1775 Elizabeth 

Elizabetl^ 

1831 Ellen E. 

1838 Elliou 

1822 Emily A. 

1833 Fanny C. 

1836 Frances G. 

1816 Franklin 

1770 George 

George 

1708 George W. 



266 
90 
90 
90 

188 

188 

90 



265 

146 

265 

91 

966 

27 

44 

45 

46 

45 

90 

266 

265 

265 

266 

187 

147 

46 

90 

91 



1804 

1727 

1782 

1801 

|-)02 

1824 

1796 

1816 

1773 

1760! 

1777 

1837 

1813 

1729 

1756 
1770 
1774 
1789 
1790 
1802 
1806 

1807 



1835 
1838 
1776 
1834 
1723 

1795 
1811 
1824 
1819 
1833 



1761 
1799 
1816 
1820 
1838 
1814) 
1812 
1833 
1811 

1771 
1801 
1807 
1759 
1786 
1802 
1824 
1785 

1804 

1779 
1792 
1840 
1762 



GuyM. 

Hannah 

Hannah 

Harriet 

Harriet 

Harriet 

Hosea 

Hosea A* 

Innman 

Isaac 

Isaac 

Jane M. 

Jared S. 

John 

John 

John 

John 

John 

John 

John 

John M. 

John 

John 

John K. 

John S. 

John B. 

JohnH. 

Jonas 

Jonas 

Jonathan 

Jonathan 

Lucy 

Lucy Ann 

Lydia W, 

Manila P. 

Marshall 

iMartba 

Mary 

Mary 

Mary 

Mary E. 

Mary E. 

Mary 3. 

Mila! 

Siriam 
ancy C. 
Norman 
Phebe 
Rebecca 
Rebecca 
Rebecca A. 
Reuben 
Reuben 
Kufus 
Ruth C. 
Sally W. 
Sally 
Salmon 
Salome 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah J. 
Soiom<w 



80 

27 

80 

91 

146 

265 

146 

265 

45 

46 

80 

2B6 

265 

27 

44 

45 

45 

80 

44 

146 

89 

147 

90 

91 

265 

187 

266 

45 

265 

27 

44 

44 

265 

266 

265 

188 

44 

44 

46 

91 

90 

188 

187 

265 

147 

266 

265 

44 

46 

91 

90 

45 

146 

147 

265 

45 

90 

146 

44 

80 

90 

188 

45 



1786 

1788 



1777 

1736 
17-20 

1789 
1731 

1773 
1791 
1800 
1804 
1830 
1830 
1799 
1820 
177^ 

1841 

1835. 

1850 

1838 

1834 
1814 
1614 
1780 
1802 
1817 
1826 
1791 
1828 
18-22 
1 793 
1811 
1779 
1787 
1824 
1778 
1783 
1815 

1820 
1824 
1833 
1827 
1822 
1830 
1821 

1808 
1760 

1764 



17»8 



Solomon P. 80 
Solomon 146 
Stella M. 
Stephen 
Stephen 
Submit 
-Thomas 
Thomas 
Thomas 
Timothy 
Timothy 
Timothy 
1'imothy 
Timothy 
Timothy 
Warren 
Warren S. 266 
William S. 91 
William A. 265 
Wyman 45 

riFI£LD. 

Augusta 
-Daniel 
Harriet E. 
J. B. M. 



265 

45 

90 

27 

27 

46 

45 

27 

44 

46 

44 

146 

147 

188 



253 
253 
253 

253 



PITTB. 

Algena F. 969 
Amanda M. 269 
Almira 269 
Betsy 83 

Celia 84 

Celia 269 

HemanA. 969 
Jonathan 83 
LamindaA. 269 
Luben O. 269 
Martha 83 



Mary C. 
Miriam 
Sarah 
Vernon 
.Walter 
Walter 
•Waller F. 



269 
83 
83 

269 
83 
83 

269 



F^TZ, 

-Abel 158 
Charlotte T. 159 

George H, 159 

Harriet E. 159 

Mary Jane 159 

Nathan E. 159 

Sarah Ann 158 



FLAOa. 

Abigail 
Allen 
, Almira 
-Elijah 
Elijah 
Elijah A. 
Elizabeth 
John P. 
Mary 
Nabby 



151 
151 
151 
151 
151 
151 
151 
151 
151 
151 



Naney l»l 
Nancy 151 

William 151 





FLBTCHEt. 




1775 


Daniel B. 


66 


1815. 


-Joshua 


119 


1890 


Joshua 


119 


L8I6 


Mary E. 


119 


1764 


Timothy 
Foao. 


66 


L816 


Arethusa 


977 


-■Charles 


276 


1807 


Charles N. 


277 


1813 


Ebeiiezer 


277 


L808 


Eunice 


277 


1815 


George 


277 


1811! 


John P. 


277 


1828 


Lucy P. 


277 


1820 


Mary Ann 


277 


1810 


Patience 


277 


1823 


Rachel 


277 


1805 


Sarah B. 

FOSTEa. 


276 


1850 


Charles 


225 


1762 


Enoch 


64 


1764 


James 


64 


1847 


John W. 


225 


1760. 


-Joseph 


64 




Mary 


129 


1848 


Mary H. 


225 


1700 


Rebecca 


64 




Rebecca 


129 


1770 


Sarah 


64 


1768 


Stephen 


64 




Susan 


129 


1846. 


-William 


225 


1851 


William 

FOWL*. 


225 


1809 


Abi 


130 


1807 


Edward 


130 


1842 


Emily F. 


253 


1795 


Fanny 


130 


1837 


George E. 


253 


1839 


Hannah fi. 


25) 


1804 


Jeduthaa 


190 


1830 


Jeduthaa 


253 


1799 


James 


180 


1791 


Josiah 


130 


1833 


J<isiah L. 


253 


1842 


Louisa F. 


253 


1802 


Luke 


130 


1801 


Luther 


130 


I7tt3 


Mary 


130 


1829 


MaryL. 


253 


1797 


Samuel R. 


130 


1844 


Samuel 


253 


1784 


Sarah 


130 


1789 


Susan 


130 


1782 . 


-Waiiam 


130 


17H3 


William 


130 


1838 


William ft 


• JK53 


1845 


William R. 


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9m 



FRELON* 
Anna E. 201 
-Thomas W. 201 
Thomas W. 201 



FREBMAN. 
Caroline R. 
George E. 
"Hatch 
Mary J. 
William H. 



278 
273 
278 
278 
278 



1821 
1823 

1832 
1824 
1823 

1828 
1826 

FROST. 

1805 Daniel A. 274 

1807 David L. 274 

1839 Edwin 266 
1813 EphraimK. 274 

1837 Henry 266 
1832 srHorace 266 
1705 -James 163 
1799 James 163 
1848 James 267 
1805 -John 274 
1818 John 274 
1795 Leonard 163 
1842 Lewis 267 
1809 Liberty 274 
1801 Lydia P. 163 
1816 Lydia A. 274 

1840 Maria 267 
1797 Margaret 163 
1828 Sarah E. 274 

FULLER. 

l820=:Aaroa 170 

1824 Betsy 170 

1838 Homer T. 233 

1841 Horace C. 233 
1852 Irving H. 233 
1847 JohnW. 233 

1842 Sarah M. 233 
1835=Sylvanu8 233 

GEROULD. 

1845 Edward P. 217 

1837 JohnC. 217 

1841 Martin L. 217 

1829 -Moses 217 

1834 Samuel L. 217 

1839 Sarah A. 217 
GBTCHBLL. 

Ethelinda 239 

Hannah 239 

John ^ 239 

Mary 239 

:=Otis 239 

Sabra 239 

QIBBS. 

1623 Elizabeth R. 208 

1821=Jonathan 208 

OILMAK. 

1824 ^Daniel 96 

1824 Daniel T. 96 

Florence M. 192 

James F. 192 

1826 JohnR. 96 

Joseph J. 192 1 



1828 LeanderP. 96 

1831 William H. 96 

Wiltiam H. 192 

GOOPALE. 

1841 CelesliaF. 256 

1850 Edward H.- 140 

1816 Elbert 140 

1830 Elizabeth H. 140 
1848 Emma P. 256 
1814 George W. 140 
1822 HilliardL. 140 

1827 James L. 140 
1810 -Jonathan 140 

1825 LeviW. 140 
1812 Louisa 140 
1844 Marcus M. 256 

1838 Martha E. 256 
1819 Mary Jane 140 

oosa. 
Catherine M. 223 
Charles H. 223 
Charlotte H. 223 

1826 Franklin M. 243 
Gustavas F. 223 
James M. 223 

1824 -James 243 

John C. 223 

LnciaA. 223 

1814 -Mark 223 

Mark W. 223 

GOULD. 

Abby Jane 242 

Elizabeth P. 242 

1815t=FrederickH. 274 

1816 FrederickH. 274 
1818 LavinaL. 275 

Mersilva 275 

Sophia 275 

1817 Theron 274 

1831 -William 242 

William S. 242 

GOWING. 

1839 CharlotteK. 250 
1826 Charles 250 

1828 George 250 
1830 Henry E. 250 
1323= James 250 
18*23 James 250 
1834 William E. 250 



1824 

1834 
1835 
1847 
1840 
1833: 
1838 
1842 

1808 

1812 

50 



GRAHAM. 

-Lucius 
Lucius 



159 

159 



GRAVES. 

Caroline G. 267 
Charles W. 267 
Mariha J. 267 
Mary A. 267 
rThaddeus 267 
ThaddeusMJ967 
William H. 267 

GREBLY. 

Clarissa 123 
Elbridge 123 



1806 Haimah 123 

1797 Joseph 123 

1801 Mary 123 
»Moses 123 

1802 MosesT.D. 123 
1794 Reuben 123 
1810 Stephen D. 123 

GRISWOLD. 

1831 Catherine|U.214 
1838 Harriet W. 214 
1825 John F. 214 
1824=Lyman 214 
1835 MaryE. 214 
1828 Theoph'BL.214 

GR06S. 

1832 Charles A. 230 
1816 -Jonathan Y. 230 
1820 Lurania 230 
1822 Mary 230 
1824 Rebecca 230 
1830 WillardY. 230 



1820 
1822 
1819 
1824 

1846 
1839 
1842 
1819 
1852 
1844 
1837 
1842 
1848 
1837 
1816 
1804 
1849 
1846 
1842 
1849 
1810 
1805 
1848 

1803: 

1808 
1845 



HALL. 
Elijah 193 

Martha A. 193 
:=Samuel 193 
Samuel 193 
HAMILTON. 
Adelaide 203 
Adelia D. 203 
Amoe H. 203 
Clarissa M. 103 
Charles L. 203 
Ellen E. 
Fanna L. 
Fanna P. 
Fanna 



203 
203 
203 
203 
Frances J. 203 



103 
103 
203 



IraE. L. 
Isaac T. 
John I. 
John A.F 203 
Loisa M. 203 
Mary 
Persis M. 
Reuben S 
Sarah A. 
=Silas 
Silas L. 
Silas H. 



203 
103 
103 
203 
103 
103 
203 



HANCOCK. 

1815 Abigails. 210 

1805 =Benjamin 2 JO 

1812 Benjamin 210 
1809 Eunice 210 

1818 Hannah L. 210 

1813 Jeremiah 210 

1807 Lucretia 210 
1823 Lucinda 210 

1819 Mary S. 210 
1821 Philip P. 210 

HARRINGTON. 

1808 Almira 94 
1828 Andrew 255 



1772? Benjamin . 47 
1802 Caroline 93 
1829 Caroline M. 255 

1822 Clarissa 255 
1821 Edwin 255 
1833 ElizabethW^5fl 
1848 Elizabeth I. 256 
1819 Ellen M. 255 
1832 Elvira M. 255 
1843 Fanny S. 256 

1805 Fidelia 94 
1817 Franklin M. 234 
1838=Henry F. 256 

1769 -Jeremiah 47 

Jeremiah 47 
1777 Jonathan 47 

1813 Jonathan 94 

1770 Joseph 47 
1794 Joseph 98 
1826 Larkin 255 
1798 Lucy 93 
1829 Lucy 191 

1806 Lydia 93 
1845 Mary P. 256 

-Nathan 255 
1815 -Nathaniel 254 
1824 Nathaniel 255 

1808 NehemiahM.93 
1800 Otis 93 
1810 Ruhamah B. 94 
1774 Sarah 47 
1812 Stephen^ 93 

HARRIS. 
1817 Cynthia 230 

1814 -Humph'yH. 229 

1815 Humphrey 229 

1823 Ly8anderB.230 

HASKELL. 

1809 Eliza D. 196 
1817 Henry W. 195 
1808 ^Jonathan 195 



1836 
1833 



1841 
1824 
1821 

1828 
1831 



HASTINGS. 

Adelaide 
Alonzo 
Charles 
Ellen A. 
Emily M. 
= James 
Maria C. 
Oliver 



256 

255 

255 

255' 

255 

256 

255 

255 



HATHAWAY. 

1835 -George W. 201 

1836 Josiah L. 201 

1848 MargaretW.201 
1816 Martha M. 201 

1849 Mary 201 

1837 Philo 201 
1841 Sarah C. 201 
1845 Susan P. 201 

HAWKE& 
1840 -Benjamin 250 
1814 Winfield S. 250 



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HATNC8. 

1836 AnnM. 

1835 -CUrk L. 
1846 Eliiabeth 
1843 Frederick 
1841 SasanF. 

HBALD. 

1807 Caroline 
1806 EliaaL. 
1813 George A. 

Greorge A. 
Julia Eliza 

1808 Maria 
1800 Sarah Ann 
IdOO^Thomas 

HICKS. 

1818 -AneoQ 
18d3 Lucy 
1881 Sarah 

HILDRETH. 

1839 Abel 

1836 Clarissa A. 
18U Edmund 

1830 Edmund J. 
1849 Emma C. 

1806 -Jonas 

Nancy 
Bally 

1807 Walter 

1806 Waterman 

HILL. 
1843 AbbyL. 
1708 Abigail 

Amos W. 

Benjamin 
1784 Brewer 
1838 Charles E. 

Charles H. 

1807 Cynthia 
1761»Daniel 
1763 Daniel 
1768 Deborah 
1800 Deborah 
1787 Elijah J. 

Elizabeth 
Elizabeth 

1831 Ellen 
1808? Emma 
1813 Harrison 
1780 Job 

Joseph F. 
1841 -Jotham 

Laura W. 

Lewis 
1806 Lucy 
1761 Lydia 
1766 Nlartha 
1800 Nabby 
1796 Nancy 
1770 Nathaniel 

Nathaniel 
1811 Nathaniel 
1773 Phebe 



185 
186 
185 
185 
185 

113 
113 
113 
113 
113 
113 
113 
113 

825 
885 
885 

878 
879 
154 
878 
879 
154 
164 
154 
164 
164 

836 

161 

867 

161 

181 

886 

867 

161 

77 

77 

78 

161 

181 

181 

867 

886 

181 

161 

181 

853 

853 

867 

181 

161 

77 

78 

181 

181 

78 

131 

161 

78 



1793 Phebe 

1783 Polly 
1777=Ralph 
1884 -Samuel 
1887 Sarah 
Waldo 



181 
181 
181 
886 
936 
853 



HOLT. 

1818 Aleoa 133 

1804 Dorenda 133 
1810 Hannah 133 
1803 -John 133 

1809 Mary 138 
1817 Nancy 133 

1807 Samuel 133 
1806 Sarah 133 

1830 Stephen 133 

HOUGHTON. 

1805 AbigaU 117 
1803 Cyrus 117 
1795 Ephraim 117 
1791 John 117 
1801 Lucy 117 
1787 -Robert 117 
1797 Sally 117 

1813 Susan 117 
1788 WiUiam 117 

HOWARD. 

1814 Betsy lit 

1831 Charles 111 
1808=Daniel 111 

1815 George 111 

1817 Harriet 111 

1819 Henry 111 

1810 Laura 111 

HUDSON. 

1848 Edmund J. 839 

1847=Ezra 889 

1836 Henry S. 176 

1833 JohnD. 176 

1834 Joseph 176 

HUMPHREY. 

1889 AlmiraH. 191 

1887 Caroline E. 191 
=Chandler R. 191 

1883 Ellen J. 191 
HUNNBWBLL. 

1830 AWinP. 836 

1831 Deliah 836 
1833 ElishaY. 836 

1818 HuldahJ. 836 
l816=John 336 

1816 John 836 
1885 MaryS. 836 

1888 Napoleon B. 836 

1837 Sophia F. 836 

HUNT. 

1808 Elisha 186 
1810 Elisha 186 
1836 Harriet J. M. 843 
1835=John 843 

1838 JohnC. 843 
1833=JohnM. 843 
1840 MaryE. 843 



1818 Myra 

1840 Sarah E. 

1814 Susan W. 

1818 WUIiam 

HUNTSMAN. 

1837 DaridH. 
1887=Jes8e 
1830 Lucinda A. 
1843 MaryE. 
1833 Phineas 

JACOBSI. 

1836 AnnaF. 
1839 Charles B. 
1885 = Luther 

JBWBTT. 

1807 Adams 

1808 Betsy. 

1838 Edward A. 
1811 Ephraim 
1843 Henry E. 
1799 Hibbard 
1799cs Luther 
1806 Luther 

1809 Mira 
1801 Rebekah 



1804 
1740 
1776 
1816 
1843 
1839 

1803 
1834 
1788 
1773 
1798 
1807 
1844 
1786 
1793 
1830 
1808 
1818 
1834 
1804 
1845 
1808 
1840 
1830 
1833 
1834 
1838 

1840 

1813 
1793 
1830 
1888 
1837 
1776 



JONES. 

Abel 

Abigail 

Abigail 

Adeline B. 

Adelaide L. 

Allen H. 

Alonzo 

Almira 

AWira C. 

Amasa 

Amos 

Amoe 

Amos Y. 

Amos R. 

Anna 

Bela T. 

BelaH. 

Betsy 

Betsy 

Betsy B. 

Bianca 

Candace 

Caroline 

Catharine T. 

Charles W. 

Charles W. 

Charles 6. 

Charles M. 

Charles N. 

Charlotte E. 

Chester T. 

Christopher 

Cynthia 

Cynthia 

Cynthia 

Cyrus 

Daniel 



186 
848 
186 
186 

838 
833 
838 
838 
833 

187 
187 
187 

150 
150 
873 
150 
873 
150 
150 
150 
150 
150 

133 
34 
99 
133 
839 
838 
118 
118 
839 
130 
66 
181 
183 
839 
65 
131 
837 
118 
837 
836 
183 
833 
118 
.889 
837 
837 
839 
838 
154 
838 
164 
118 
180 
118 
837 
836 



1781 
1788 
1813 
1883 
ie^89 
1838 
1846 
1773 
1807 
1831 
1777 
1769 
1833 
1770 
1796 
1833 
1836 
1837 
1886 

1817 
1769 
1803 
1743 
1809 
1793 
1784 
1818 
1843 
1840 
1816 
1838 
1839 
1830 
1800 
1748 
1836 
1850 
1816 
1836 
1797 
1811 
1847 
1849 
1817 
1805 
1838 
1783 
1816 
1941 

1803 
1836 
1797 
1837 

1818 
1756 
1783 
1806 
1830 
1834 
1813 



Danid 
Daniel 
Daniel 
Daniel 
Daniel W, 
Daniel W 
Danvill F, 
David 
DaTid 
Deliah 
Dolly 
Edmund 
Electa Ann 836 
Elisha 66 

Elisha 181 

Elisha P. 831 
Elizabeth B. 838 



06 

66 
154 
181 
180 
831 
838 

64 
117 
886 

66 

66 



Ellen L. 

Eliza R. 

Eliza J. 

Emeline 

Emma 

Emma 

Enos 

Enos 

Ephraim 

Eunice 

Fizekiel R. 

Fiaville 

Frances A. 838 

George L.B.836 

George P. 831 

George H. 

George £. 

Gilman 

Hannah 

Hannah 



837 

180 

154 

836 

64 

77 

35 

118 

117 

65 

154 

838 



837 



118 

36 

886 



Hannah F. 838 



Harriet 
Harriet A. 
Harvey 
Heman 
Heman 
Herbert M. 
Henrietta 
Henry C. 
Henry B. 
Hepsey 
Homer T. 
Homer S. 



181 
838 
118 
118 
8» 
117 
888 

77 
888 

65 
837 
889 



Howard M. 870 



Huldah 

Huldah 

IraB. 

TraS. 

Irving 

IraelE. 

James 

James 

James 

James O. 

James P. 

James H. 



188 
837 
181 
837 
161 
77 
66 
180 
181 
837 
888 



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INDEXI. FART II. 



391 



IB49 


Jared W, 


339 


1773 


Nathan 


65 


Eunice W. 196 


1838 Angela 


304 


1754. 


-John 


65 


1833 


Nathan 


333 


1739 John 26 


1840 Calvin A. 


304 


1764 


John 


64 


1838 


Oren S. 


336 


1738 Jonathan 39 


1803 Ebenezer 


104 


1768 


John 


66 


1833 


Pans J. 


335 


1836 -Joseph 192 


1829 Harriet 


303 


1802 


John T. 


123 


1781 


Persis 


65 


1828 Joseph R. 193 


1827 Martha C. 


304 


1810 


John 


131 


1793 


Persis 


131 


Lydia C. 196 


1799 Mary 


103 


1814 


John D. 


133 


1839 r 


=Peler 


383 


l720=Nathaniel 26 


1801 Nathaniel F.104 


18t3 


John 


336 


1777 


Phebe 


66 


1737 Peter 36 


1833 Sarah A. 


304 


1824 


John W. 


337 


1786 


Phehe 


130 


1694 Rebeckah 20 


1806 Solomon 


104 


1835 


John B. 


337 


1806 


Phebe 


133 


1739 Reuben 39 


i787=Thomas 


103 


1444 


John O. 


338 


1799 


Philip Frink 121 


1703 Ruth 30 


1797 Thomas 


103 


1801 


Jonas 


133 


179$ 


Pershia 


121 


1693=Samuel 30 


1H36 Thomas M 


303 


1850 


Joseph 


333 


1838 


Prentiss M. 


239 


1737 Simon 39 


1835 Willard 


304 


1744 


Josiah 


35 


1805 


Rachel Y. 


132 


1706 Tabitha 30 


LEACH. 




1787 


Josiah 


65 


1800 


Rebecca 


121 


1734 William 39 


Enfield 


•soi 


1815 


Josiah S. 


154 


1847 


Ruel 


338 


KerrELLE. 


1814 =:Jiihn 


301 


18— 


Jalia E. 


370 


1845 


Richard 


332 


1833 Anna L. 135 


Julia Ann 


301 


1804 


Laara 


118 


1833 


Ruby A. 


237 


1839 FrancesS.G. 135 


Loisa Ann 


301 


1811 


LeeD. 


335 


1803 


Ruth 


121 


1823 Frederick S.135 


LEONARa 




1795 


Leonard 


117 


17641 


Samuel 


66 


1805 George M. 135 


!803=Francis 


184 


1841 


Lewellen 


338 


1819 


Samuel B. 


121 


1820=Samuel 135 


1^17 Francis 


184 


1803 


Lorinda 


131 


1834 


Samuel 


333 


1837 William G. 135 


1806 John 


184 


1799 


LoTeU 


118 


1775 


Sally 


65 


KINCAID. 


1804 Rebecca B. 


1H4 


1713! 


Lucy 


118 


1735 


Sarah 


34 


=Adna 338 


1808 Sarah P. 


184 


1779 


Lucy 


65 


1766 


Sarah 


64 


1846 George N. 338 


LEWIS. 




1780 


Lucy 


65 


1793 


Sarah 


117 


1844 Gilman 338 


1794 Benjamin* 


89 


1794 


Lucy C. 


131 


1807 


Sarah 


132 


1837 Martha J. 338 


1786 Betsy 


89 


1795 


Lucy 


117 


1818 


Sarah J. 


335 


1840 Vesta A. 338 


1806 Eliza 


89 


1800 


Lucy 


133 


1837 


Sarah E^ 


329 


1838 Warren J. 338 


1796 Eunice 


89 


1893 


Lucy Ann 


155 


1831 


Sarah 


336 


RINGSBITIIY. 


1803 Francis 


89 


1824 


Lucy C. 


337 


1836 


Sarah P. 


331 


1817 Abby L. 134 


1793 Hannah 


89 


1835 


Lucy A. 


338 


1838 


Sarah 


332 


1815 AnnaM. 134 


l783=James 


89 


1804 


Lydia 


131 


1850 


Sarah M. 


338 


1793=Benjamin 106 


1783 James, Jr. 


89 


1809 


Lydia 


133 


1753 


Silence 


35 


1837 Benjamin B. 312 


1790 Lydia 


89 


1896 


Lydia M. 


337 


1795 


Sophia 
Suhina 


121 


1834 Catharines. 212 


LONG. 




1844 


Lydia A. 


338 


1815 


120 


1820 Charlotte A. 134 


Abraham 


173 


1830 


Lyman T. 


331 


1796 


Susan 


121 


18l3«Daniel 134 


Elizabeth 


174 


1843 


Lyman T. 


338 


1809 


Susan L. 


154 


1813 Daniel 134 


Ephraim 


174 


1844 


Mark S. 


337 




Susan F. 


154 


1819 Elizabeth A. 134 


1806 =John 


173 


1817 


Maria L. 


155 


1805 


Susannah 


117 


1795 Lucinda 106 


John 


174 


1831 


Maria L. 


339 


1773 


Susy 


65 


1795 Lucretia 106 


Ruth 


174 


1838 


Martha £. 


337 


1815 


Sybil 


336 


1798 Nathaniel 106 


Sabra 


173 


1841 


Martha A. 


338 


1803 


Tila 


118 


LAKEMAN. 


LORD. 




1818 


Martha A. 


338 


1809 


Timothy B 


122 


1843=Ebenezer 191 


1817 AnjrelineF 


. 109 




Martha 


370 


1733 = 


=Winiam 


34 


1847 Ebenezer M. 191 


1848 BurnelE. 


220 


1758 


Mary 


66 


1737 


William 


34 


1844 Lydia S. 191 


1849 Coralin 


220 


1791 


Mary 


130 


1785 


William 


64 


LAWRKNCB. 


1815 Elizur W. 


109 


1799 


Mary L. 


77 


1813 


William S. 


117 


1798=Abijah 153 


1847 Florence S 


320 


1800 


Mary 


117 


1814 


William G. 


235 


1809 Abijah 153 


1813 JohnProctor 109 


1808 


Mary 


133 


1819 


William H. 


336 


1813 Alvarus 153 


1806 Mary 


109 


1813 


Mary 


130 


1826 


William F. 


155 


1811 Andrew 153 


1795=Porter 


109 


1837 


Mary 


337 


1833 


William F. 


337 


1803 Edmund 153 


1809 PorterL<icke 109 


1830 


Mary Ann 


333 




KENDALL. 




1799 .Kimball 153 


1843 Raymond P. 220 


1835 


Mary £. 


338 


1697 


Abigail 


20 


1800 Lucy 153 


1797 Sophia 


109 


1839 


Mary 


332 


1733 


Abigail 


36 


1807 Martha 153 


1850 SophroniaM 220 


1843 


Mary T. 


338 




Ann 


196 


1^05 Mary 153 i lovejov. 




1643 


Mary M. 


339 


1700 


Ebenezer 


30 


1808 Rowena 153 


Abijah 


156 


1803 


Malbry T. 


117 


17371 Ebenezer 


39 


1802 Susan 153 


Abifrail 


156 


1776 


Millicent 


65 


1731 


Ebenezer 


39 


LAWS. 


v^Benjamin 


156 


1771 


Molly 


65 


1785 


Elizabeth 


36 


1836 Albert De 


Benjamin 


156 


1831 


Moses M. 


335 




Eiisa P. 


196 


Cater 304 ! John 


156 


1809 


Nancy 


117 


1838= 


»£zra, not 1 


196 


1838 Alfred 304 Polly 


156 


1836 


Nancy 


933 




Ezekiel ] 


1838 AlmenaF. 304 


Ruhamah 


156 



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X. 


PART 11. 






SolomoQ 


156 




MEAa 




1787 


Jesse 


84 1795 


LOVELESS. 




1844 


Abby A. 


246 


1775 


Joel 


43 1847 


1837 Edwin L. 


227 


I84U 


=Attemi8 


246 


1811 


Joel Wilkins 85 1766 


1835 Harriet M. 


227 


1848 


AsaVV. 


246 


1729 


John 


26 1811 


1834»Henry 


227 


1790 


Clarissa 


139 1840 


John F. 


179 i 1809 


1830 Henry D. 


227 


1842 


John A. 


246|1728==Jona8 


26 1 1825 


1840 LorinT. 


227 


1789= 


=Josiah 


13911749 


Jotbam 


42 


1830 


1847 Mary A. 


227 


1792 


Maria H. 


139 


1784 


Jotham 


82 


1739 


1844 Theodore C. 227 


1797 


Martha 1. 


139 


1813 


Jotham A. 


85 


1834 


MANNING. 




1801 


Sally 


139 


1824 


Jotham A. 


174 


1813 


1816 AlvanW. 


133 




MELLEN. 




1808 


Lansford 


177 


1815 


1826 Frances M. 


133 


1825: 


=David 


221 


1833 


Lemnder S. 


179 


1846 


l809»Jona8 


133 




Lucia Maria 221 




Lewis 


85 


1799 


1810 Mary W. 


133 




MERIABl. 




1788 


Lucy 


82 


1791 


^MARBLE. 




1741 


Abigail 


26 




Lucy 


85 


1792 


1813 Abi^rail 


193 


1777 


AbigaU 


43 


1818 


Lucy Ana 


85 


1796 


1830 CalistaA. 


191 


1790 


Abijah 


82 


18201 


Lucy E. 


178 


1828 


1813»-Charle8 


193 


1734 


Abraham 


26 


1838 


Lucy P. 


179 


1828 


1835 Edward I. 


193 


1843 


Albert E. 


179 


1799 


Luther 


85 


1826 


1822 Fanny 


194 


1804 


Almira 


• 85 


1816 


Lvsander 


85 


1833 


1835 Francis E. 


194 


1793 


Aroasa 


85 


1815 


tfary S. 


177 


1797 


1833 Horace A. 


104 


1790 


Amos 


85 


1817 


Mary A. 


177 


1835 


1812^=>^acob 


193 


1782 


Anna 


82 


1824 


MaryL. 


178 


1752 


1816 Jacob 


194 


1791 


Artepaas 


85 




Melissa 


179 


1788 


1819 Liberty 


194 


1785 


Benjamin 


84 


1753 


Molly 


42 


1812 


1814 Lucy 


193 


1827 


Caroline W 


.178 


1832 


Nelson 


178 


1843 


lH14=Luiher 


193 


1842 


Charles A. 


179 




Norman 


85 


1837 


1824 Luther 


194 1843 


Charlotte E 


.179 




Ophelia 


179 


1816 


1820 Lydia 


194 1817 


Chauncy 


177 


1811 


Orra 


177 


1785 


1814 Maria 


193 , 1827 


Clarissa 


178 




Oscar E. 


179 


1791? 


1815 Mary L. 


193 1798 


Cyril 


85 


1795 


Parley 


85 


1807 


1817 Martha A. 


193 


Cyrus 


85 


1751 


Phebe 


42 


1613 


1827 Melissa J. 


193 1824 


Daniel N. 


174 


1759 


Phebe 


43 


1844 


1825 Mercy E. 


193 1822 


Darwin 


177 


1805 


Phebe 


85 


1823 


1822 Miranda S. 


193 1829 


David 


178 


1762 


Rachel 


43 


1830 


1817 Palmer 


194 1810 


Diantha 


85 


1834 


Rebecca 


178 


1787 


1826 William H. 


194 1833 


Dianiha 


179 


1785 


Reuben 


82 


1816 


MARKHAM. 


1783 


Deborah 


85 


1771 


Rhoda 


43 


1792 


1712 Abigail 


23 1819 


Deborah P. 


177 


1780 


Rufus 


84 


17731 


1703 Elizabeth 


23 1747. 


-Ebenezer 


42 


1819 


Rufus K. 


178 


1829 


1716 Hannah 


23 1752?= 


==Ebenezer, Jr. 42 


1760 


Sarah 


42 


1797 


1700=1 ames 


23 


1764 


Ebenezer 


43 


1778 


Sarah 


82 


1842 


1701 James 


23 


1801 


Ebenezer 


85 


1809 


Sarah Bumap 85 


1807 


1707 John 


23 


1822 


Eliza A. 


174 


1824 


Sarah 


178 


1805 


1714 Martha 


23 


1748 


Elizabeth 


42 


1827 


Sarah S. 


174 


1827 


1710 Mary 


23 


1837 


Ellen E. 


179 




Sarah Jane 


179 


1822 


1718 Nathaniel 


23 


1828 


Emeline S. 


174 


1737 


Silas 


26 


1850 


1705 William 


23 


1755 


Ephraim 


42 


1792 


Silas 


83 


1839 


MARRETT. 




1780 


Ephraim 


82 


1828 


SUasA. 


174 


1751 


1848= Dane A. 


248 


1806 


Erastus 


85 


1822 


Susan 


177 


1786 


1850 Samuel H. 


248 


1767 


Esther 


43 


1825 


Susan L. 


179 


1804 


McGAFFEY. 




1743 


Eunice 


26 


1769 


Susan 


43 


1826 


1834 George W. 


225 


1831 


Ezra G. 


179 




William 


85 


1837 


1828 Jane E. 


225 


1813 


Fidelia 


177 


1828 


William N. 


179 


1768? 


1827= William 


225 


1826 


George D. 


174 


1814 


Wright S. 


85 


1786 


MWNARD. 






George V. 


179 




MORSE. 




1735 


1829 Frederick A. 96 


1808 


Tra 


85 




=Elijah 


152 


1775 


1842 Getirgiana 


96 


1H26 


Ira 


178 


1803 = 


=John 


212 


1805 


1828 Henry H. 


96 1836 


IraN. 


179 


1806 


Olive 


212 


1808 


1838 Josephine 


96 1739 


James 


26 




Salty 


152 


1808 


1824— Lambert 


96 1837 


Jane A. 


179 




MUNEOB. 




1820 


1825 Mary L. 

1826 William L. 


96 ; 1824 


Jerusha 


178 


1805 


Abby R. 


125 1839 


96. 


1755 


Jesse 


42 


1825 


Abigail 


129 


1747 



AWan 185 

Amie S. 243 

Amos 67 

Amos 125 

Ann 125 
Ann Rebeoeal5B 

Annie E. 124 

Asa 36 
BelTidereM.242 
Benjamin S. 128 

Caleb 125 

Calebs. 241 

Caroline 125 

Catharine 68 

Charles 125 

Charles 68 

Charles 124 

Charles 128 

Charles 129 

Charles H. 240 

Cromwell 125 

David K. 124 

Ebenezer 28 

Edwin 68 

Edwin 128 

Edwin A. 241 

Elisha P. 241 

Eliza A. 128 

Elizabeth 68 
Elizabeth W. 67 

Elizabeth 127 
Elizabeth G. 126 

Ellen M. 240 

Emeline R. 128 

Emery 129 

Enoch 68 

Enoch 129 

Esther 69 

Fanny 67 

Faustina 128 

Frances 126 

Frances E. 240 

Francis W. 125 

Franklin 127 

FraokUnO. 243 

George 158 

George A. 243 
GeorgianaP.128^ 

Hannah 36 

Henry H. 125 

Henry P. 125 

Henry F. 128 

Isaac 36 

Isaac 67 

Isaac 125 

James 36 

James 67 

James 124 

James 124 

James M. 126 

James 129 

James O. 842 

Joftnnah 28 



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393 



1738 

1816 

1733- 

1734 

1742 

17771 

1789 

1837 

1849 

1796 

1806 

1831 

1764 

1815 

1744 

1770! 

1834 

1805 

1840 

1828 

1807 

1818 

1748 

1767! 

1798 

1809 

1819 

1818 

1830 

1843 

1789 

1806 

1784 

1798 

1793 

1843 

1753 

1788 

1743 

1768 

1816 

1896 

1836 

1775! 

1785 

1789 

1796 

1814 

1830 

1833 

1739 

1781 

1838 

1786 

1830=: 

1785 

1809 

1735= 

1756 

1771 

1785 

1807 



38 
134 
38 
88 
38 
67 
68 
138 
343 



136 

188 
67 

129 
36 
47 
67 

139 



138 
36 
67 
69 



Joha 
John H. 
Jooas 
Jonas 
Jonathan 
Joseph 
Josiah 
Josiah 
Lilian 
Louisa 
Louisa R. 
Louisa 
Lucy 
Lucjr 
Lydia 
Lydia 
Lydia 
Maroellus 
Margaret C. 136 
Margaret A. 840 
Maria 138 

Martha 184 

Martha F 
Mary 
Mary 
Mary 
Mary Ann H. 186 
Mary Ann 137 
Mary 134 

Mary E. 340 
MarvE. 340 
Nathan W. 185 
Nathan W. 134 
Nathaniel 
Otis 
Pamell 
PameU 
Philemon 
Polly 
Kebeoea 
Rebecca 
Rebecca L. 187 
Rebecca R. 184 
Rebecca M. 138 
Sarah 67 

Sarah T. 67 
Sarah 
Sarah C. 
Sarah 
Sarah F. 
Sophia 
Stephen 
Susan 
Susan M. 
Susannah 
=Thaddens 
Thomas 
Thomas 
= William, Jr. 36 
William 36 
William 67 

William 68 

William C. 136 



67 
68 
68 
188 
36 
67 
36 
67 



69 
185 
184 
941 
188 

38 

68 
341 

67 
158 

68 
187 



1810 WUliamW. 

1818 William 
1835 William 

1843 William A. 

1819 William H. 

NASH. 

1813 Charles W. 
1613=Nathaniel 

MEWOOMB. 
Almira 
Clarinda 
Ebenezer 
Francis 
Frederick 
Hester 
^Facob 
James 
John 
Martha J. 

NEWHOU8E. 

1848«Benjamin 
1848 PriscUlaC. 
1846 Sarah A.' 

NEWMAN. 

Benjamin 
Ebenezer 
Josiah 
1746=Thomas 

Thomas Jr. 

NEWTON. 

1838 Barrett W. 
1841 Emily S. 
1835=Willard 
1848 WiUardA. 

NICHOLS. 

1786 AbigaU 
1784 Joshua 
1789 Samuel 
1780=n William 
1731 William 

NIMS. 
1850 Jenny 
1837s: Lanmon 

1844 Lydia A. 
1837 Samuel 
1843 Sarah M. 

OAKMAN. 

1819=sAmo8 

1880 

1883 

1830 

1837 



184 
189 
848 
840 
841 

878 

378 

167 
167 
167 
167 
167 
167 
167 
167 
167 
167 



888 



AmosT. 
ElixaJ. 
Leonard J. 
Sarah J. 

OLIVER. 

1817=Charle8 
1817 George P. 
1887 James F. 
1831 MaryF. 
1619 William 

OSGOOD. 

Allis 
Charlotte 
David 
Elleo F. 
51 



48 
48 
43 
48 
48 

885 
885 
885 
885 

89 
89 
89 
89 
89 

888 
888 
388 
888 
383 

388 
888 
3^8 
888 
888 

848 
848 
843 
348 
848 

75 
75 

75 
855 



Fanny Fay 856 

sJosiah 75 

Lyman 75 
1839 May Vincent 856 

Nancy 75 

1835-iSamuel 855 

OVIAT. 

1849 George W. 888 

1846 JohnF. 888 

1641 -Lorin 887 

1848 Maria d. 887 

1849 OliverH.P. 888 
1844 Sidney E. 887 

PAGE. 

Betsy 153 

Caroline 158 

1783sssJonathan 158 

Lydia 158 

Mary 158 

PARKER. 

1839 Albert 849 

1831 Charles S. 834 

1833 Cynthia A. 834 

1884 Dolly T. 833 

1887 Hanrey W. 834 
1848 Homer N. 834 
1838=»Jo6iah 849 

1888 Mary Ann 834 
1839 SylTe8terH.834 
1833=:ZachaTiah 833 

PAYNE. 

1811»Lebbeu8 116 

1817 William L. 116 

1880 Stephen 116 

PBABOD7. 

Damaline 880 

Eliza 880 

James D. 880 

Lois 880 

Louis 880 

l8l8sLoui8F. 880 

Martha 880 

Stephen 880 

William 880 

PECK. 

1818=Chauncy 863 

Emily 863 

Geor^ 863 

Harriet 863 

liconard 863 

Lewis 363 



1846 
1843 
1838 



1835 

1830: 

1838 
1831 
1834 



PERKINS. 

Caroline S. 834 
Charles W. 834 
Harriet 834 
John 858 

eJoseph 858 
Joseph 358 

=Luther 834 
Mary M. 834 
Sophronia 834 
Susan 834 



PERRY. 

Dulcenath 103 

Eliza 103 

John B. 169 

1809=JohnP. 169 

Joseph 169 

Mary 169 

Nancy 103 

sOliver 103 

Persia M. 169 

Willard 103 

PIEBGE AXD PEIBOB. 

1806 Abigail L. 180 

1813 Abigail C. 185 
1885 Abigail W. 876 
1783 Alexander 88 

1807 Amasa 183 
1833 Amelias. 376 
1759 Ann 57 
1810 Ann 88 
1847 Ann E. 844 
1836 Arthur F. 186 
1850 Arthur M. 344 
1776 Asa 87 
1785 Benjamin 38 
1744 Benjamin 44 
1770 Benjamin 87 

1817 Benj.Tappanl80 
1889 Benjamin 188 

=Caleb S. 844 

1887 Charles 876 

1844 Charles E. 186 
1753 Daniel 44 

1779 Daniel 88 

1787 Daniel 88 
1805 Daniel 183 
1881 Daniel , 185 
1835 David 877 

Earle 93 

1788 Ebenezer 38 
1757 Ebenezer 44 
1795 Ebenezer 89 
1833 Ebenezer 186 

1839 Edward K. 186 
1761 Eliab 57 
1798 Etieha 88 
1804 ElishaD. 183 
1884 Eliza Colon 877 
1746 Elizabeth 44 
1804 Elizabeth 180 
1816 Elizabeth 181 
1880 Elizabeth B.181 

1809 Elizabeth G.183 
ssEnoch 93 

Enoch, Jr. 03 
1778 Eunice 87 

1840 Eunice C. 877 
Experience 93 

1810 FerelineW. 180 

1841 Franklin 186* 

1818 Frederick 876 

1814 George W. 181 
1833 George 877 



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1833 George H. 186 
1722 Hannah 32 
1755 Hannah 57 

1762 Hannah 44 

1767 Hannah 87 
1783 Hannah 87 
1803 Hannah 88 
1809 Hannah B. 181 
1813 Hannah P. 182 
1828 Hannah 277 
1841 Hannah B. 186 

1813 Harriet 183 
1809 Henry 182 
1822 Henry 181 
1731 Hepsebah 32 
1805 Hester E.G. 181 

1763 Isaac 44 
1828 Isaac W. 184 

1809 Jacob 181 
1735 Jaiues 32 
1754 James 44 
1786 James 67 
1793 Jamee 89 

1797 James 88 
1822 James 977 

1826 James 184 

1827 James D. 186 
1790 Joel 89 
l741=John 43 
1742 John 44 
1773 John 87 

1798 John Adams 89 
1800 JohnH. 88 
1805 John 182 
1811 JohnT. 180 
1815 John «T6 
1821 John 277 

1834 John 184 
1780 Jonas 87 

1820 Jonas 276 
1749 Jonathan 44 
1777 Jonathan 88 

1810 Jonathan M. 185 
1757 Joseph 57 

1821 Joseph 186 
1826 Joseph W. 182 
1779 Joshoa 87 
1834 Jotham W. 186 
1760 Lemuel 44 
1790 Lemuel 87 
1826 Lemuel 277 
1785 Lois 87 
1820 Lois 276 
1808 Lucy 180 
1815 Lucy L 182 

1828 Lucy B. 186 
1839 Lucy R. 186 
1766 Lydia 57 

1768 Lydia 87 

1811 Lydia H. 183 

1814 Lydia 1B5 
1832 Lydia H. 186 
1834 L. Maria 186 





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1821 


Martha 


182 


1797 


Sally P. 


180 


1829 


Sarah M. 


175 


1827 


Martha H. 


186 


1809 


Samael 


180 


1833 


Stephen 


176 


1768 


Mary 


57 


1807 


Sarah 


276 


1833 


Stephen 


175 


1781 


Mary 


88 




-William 


976 


1793 


Tamar 


123 


1811 


Mary A. 


181 


1813 


William 


276 


1807 


Thomas D. 


123 


1817 


Mary Ann 


277 


1814 


William 


180 


1836 


Thomas S. 


175 


1817 


Mary A. 


276 




PORTER. 






PRE8BEET. 




1818 


Mary 


182 


1796 


AbigaU 


196 


1823 = 


=:Allen 


354 


1820 


MaryW. 


180 


1788 


Apphia 


68 


1826 


Joseph L. 


254 


1831 


Mary B. 


186 


1800 


Elizabeth 


126 


1829 


Mary A. F 


.254 


1839 


Mary E. 
Matilda E. 


184 


1790 


FrederickW. 68 




msst. 




1828 


182 


1785 


Hannah 


68 


1842 


Adeliae S. 


256 


1776 


Molly 


87 


1808 


Hiram 


127 


1846 


George F. 


256 


1771 


Moses H. 


57 


1782 


James 


68 


1838. 


-James 


356 


1787 


Patience 


87 


1812 


James 


127 


1851 


John 


366 


1823 


Peter W. 


186 


1776 


Lydia 


68 


1838 


Lurinda 


256 


1789 


8ally 


89 


1818 


Matilda 


127 


1844 


Lucy J. 


866 


1796 


Sally C. 


89 


1806 


Mary 


127 


1840 


Lydia A. 


356 


1803 


Sally 


181 


1819 


PauliM 


127 




PROCTOR. 




1782 


Samuel B. 


87 


1779 


Rebecca 


68 


1809 


Albert 


310 


1807 


Samuel S. 


183 


1775 


Rufus 


68 


1811 


Daphne 


310 


1823 


Samael B. 


276 


1802 


Rufus 


127 


1813 


Edm 


3tO 


1842 


Samuel B. 


277 


1814 


Sarah 


127 


iS26 


Eugaoa 
Eunice 


211 


1750 


Sarah 


44 


1774 


-William 


6H 


1783 


KM 


1774 


Sarah 


87 




PRATT. 




I81U 


Eunice 


3t0 


1787 


Sarah 


88 


1827 


Abner A. 


175 


1835 


George F. 


211 


1803 


Sarah T. 


180 


1832 


Charles £. 


240 


1824 


Giknaa 


311 


1818 


Sarah 


185 


1838 


Dwi^ht 


176 


1782 


Hannah 


106 


1822 


Sarah E. 


276 


1818 


Edward 


175 


I7tf9 


James L. 


106 


1829 


Sarah A. 


166 


1834 


Edward E. 


175 


1830 


James M. 


311 


1773 


Stephen 


87 




ElicaH. 


177 


1792 


John 


106 


1807 


Stephen A. 


161 


1840 


Emery F. 


175 


1823 


John 


311 


1722: 


=Thomas 


32 


1842 


EmmaF. 


240 


18;e3 


John P. 


811 


1726 


Thomas 


32 


1836 


Eugene 


176 


1824 


Lovett 


die 


1763 


Thomas 


57 




£?dine 


177 


1788 


Lucretia 


106 


1734 


Timothy 


32 


1825 


George R. 


175 


1827 


Maria L. 


911 


1811 


William G. 


lai 


1838 


Hannah E. 


176 


1794 


Mary 


les 


1815 


William B. 


180 


1828 


Harnet E. 


176 


1781 = 


=Philip 


106 


1830 


William B. 


277 


1836 


Harriet P. 


840 


1785 


Philip 


106 




POPE. 




1829 


Henry T. 


240 


1826 


RtmnM, 


311 


1810 


Adeline 


276 




Irene 


84 


1822 


Ruth A. 


811 


1808 


Alexander 


276 


1788 -John 


128 


1816 


Sarah B. 


810 


1803 


Ann 


276 


1792 


JohnD. 


123 


1885 


Stephen W 


.811 


1788 


Beuy 


98 


: 


=Jonathan 


84 


1797 


Sueamiah 


100 


1801 


Charles 


276 




Jonathan E 


84 


1827 


Washington 211 


1814 


Charles 


180 




Jonathan E 


.177 


1827 


WiUard • 


810 


1780 = 


=Ebenczer 


98 




Langdon 


177 




PUFFER. 




1783 


Ebeneier, Jr. 98 


1805 


Lucy.B. 


123 




Georire 


^f 


1802 


ElhM 


IbO 


1822 


Lytaader 


175 


1821 = 


=James 


838 


1812 


Elizabeth 


276 


1820 


Maria L. 


176 




Jamee 


889 


1796 = 


=Frederick 


180 


1842 


Maria L. 


175 




Lucy A. 


8-J9 


1806 


Frederick 


180 




Martha R. 


177 




Mary 


399 


1785 


Hannah 


98 


1826 


Mary E. 


240 




Nancy 


899 


1804 


Hannah 


180 




Matilda 


84 




RAWH>N. 




1811 


James 


180 




Norman 


177 




Ksiella 


391 


1817 


John 


180 




Phebe 


84 




GranviileW.921 


1781 


Joseph 


98 


1809 


Pbebe B. 


123 




Henry 


391 


1798 


Joeiah 


98 


1789 


Polly 


122 


ia-= 


=:Oriii 


321 


1791 


Locretia 


98 


1798 


Rebecca 


123 




SaEah 


391 


1827 


Lucretia A. 


196 


1817 


Rollin D. 


175 




BCBD. 




1815 


Lucy 


276 


1796 


Sally 


123 


1812 


Adeline 


I2T 


1801 


Mary 


180 


1826 


Sarah A« 


175 


1821 


Edwin 


197 


1793 


Nancy 


98 


1826 


Sarah J. 


240. 


1805 


Ecnelioe 


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18t5 

1815 

18S4 

1745 

1804. 

1810 

1807 

1743' 

1813 



EmelioeP. 127 
Horatio 137 
Hauh M 
Huldah 
'Isaac 
Isaac £. 
Susan £. 
.Timothy 



U7 
28 
127 
127 
127 
28 



Wm. H. H. 127 



&EBTE8. 

1846 Arthur M. 221 

1887-Benj. F. 221 

1841 EdwiaO. 221 

1888 EmmaE. 221 

BICE. 

1841 Asa L. 227 
1882 Cornelia E. 194 

1830 Emily M. 104 

1844 JohnR. 227 

1889 ^Thomas H. 194 
1837 -William 227 
1849 WUliam L. 227 

RIOfl. 

1828 Eliza 194 

1816 Jacob 194 

18l5«John 191 

1816 Mana 194 

1818 Ruth 194 

1813 Salem 194 

1812 -Simeon 194 



AICUAROS. 

Adeline £, 

Albert ^ 

Annette 

Bridget H 

Dana 
-Edwaid 

Edward 

Eliza G. 

Eunioe 

Henry 

John Lodie 108 

John Locke 214 

Louiaa 267 

Lydia M. 159 

Mary Ann 

Naaoy 

PerrinN. 
-Richard 

Theoph'a 0.216 

Urania B. 108 

Urania S. 215 
-WilUtm H. 267 



1829 
1832 
1825 
J825 
1823 
IT87. 
1796 
1831 
1787 
1818? 
1789 
1815 
1849 
1817 
1847 
1791 
1799 
1816 
1824 
1794 
1819 
1845. 

RlOHARIhSON. 
1785 Abi 69 

1818 Abi 131 

1820 Abigail 131 

1844 -Abijah 247 

1845 Abijah F. 247 
1840 Adeliza 246 
1796 Alpha 105 
1840 AlranM. 247 
1733 Amos 29 



216 
216 
216 
159 
216 
107 
108 
216 
108 
215 



267 
108 
108 
159 



1815 Andrew J. 137 
1739 -Asa 32 
1772 Asa 56 

1819 AugusUT. 213 
1B05 Auftustus L 131 

1829 Benjamin F. 137 
1777 Calvin 69 

1799 Calvin B. 105 
1801 Calvin 131 
1812»Charle8 137 
1813 Charles A. 137 
18l5=-Charlea 213 

1817 Charles 258 

1822 Cynthia T. 268 
1751 Edmuad 32 

1831 Edmund P. 137 
1808 Eiiia 131 
1834 Ellen 245 
1779 Fanny 69 

1816 Fanny 131 

1830 Frances C. 258 

1834 Francis A. 137 
1839 Francis A. 245 
1821 Franklin L. 213 

1741 Hannah 32 

1800 Harriet 
ld20 Harriet 
1747 Ichabod 
1747 Ichabod 
1794 James B. 

1835 James A.- 
1761 -Jeduthan 
1761 Jeduthan 
1790 Jeduthaa 
1816 Jedmhan 
1731 John 

1812 ' John 
1808 JohnB. 

1815 JdhnB. 

1818 JohnS. 

1832 JohnC. 
1846 JohnW. 
1735 Jonathan 

1816 =Josiah 
1828 Josiah 
1R45 Julia E. 
1818 Juliet 

Levi 

1742 Leonard 
1769 Leonard 

1820 Linda 

1817 Lorenzo H. 213 
1843 Lucy Jane 272 
1774 Luther 69 

1813 Luther 130 

1823 Luther F. 137 

1833 Luther W. 245 
1823 Lvdia E. 8. 213 

Mary 66 

1737 Mary 29 

1764 Mary 69 

1806 Mary Ana 130^ 

1814 Mary 131 



130 

258 

32 

56 

105 

215 

69 

69 

129 

131 

29 

105 

130 

213 

131 

245 

246 

29 

267 

258 

215 

258 

56 

32 

56 

131 



1820 
1832 
1850 
1835 
1729 
1782 
1795 
1745 

1802 
1806 
1791 

1791 
1806 
1838 
1767 
1804 
1801 
1827 
1811 
1810 
1744 
1730 
1770 
1804 
1817 

1842 
1844 
1839» 
1840 

1822 
1820 
1837 
1829 
1827 

1819: 

1825 
1835 

1836 

1835: 

1839 

1844 
1846 
1840 
1839 

1830 

1840 

1837 

1824 < 

1834 

1826 

1775 



1765 
1789 



Mary Ann 
MaryE. 
Mary A. 
Martha 
-Nathan 
Pamelia 
Rebecca 
Relief 
Relief 
Reuben L. 
Rodney 
Ruel B. 
Ruth 
Sally 

Samuel S. 
Samuel M. 
Sarah 
Sai»h W. 
Sarah 
Sarah E. 
Sumner 
Susan 
Susannah 
Tabitha 
ThonMs 
Thomas 
Wm. H. H. 

RICH&f0Nl>. 

Calista 
Frances M. 
■•Homer A. 
Oscar A. 

RIPLET. 

Emily P. 
Helen L. 
James £. 
Marcia A. 
Mary Ann 
cSamuel 
Samuel W. 
Theodore 

ROBBINS. 

Alfred A. 
pAuj^ustus . 
Olive 8. 

ROBERTS. 

Charles L. 
Mary A. 
Oliver A. 
-William M. 

ROOBR& 

Eliphaz H. 
Fanny A. 
John E. 
^Lucius C. 
Lucius H. 
Rufua L. 

ROKES. 
Abigail 
Albert 
Clarissa 
=Daniel 
Daniel 



137 
258 

247 

268 

29 

69 

180 

32 

66 

105 

105 

106 

66 

120 

131 

245 

69 

105 

131 

137 

130 

131 

32 

29 

69 

130 

137 

208 
208 
208 
208 



1782 

1768 

1818 



1771 

1814 

1808 
1770 
1784 

1816 



1780 
1810 



1808 
1703 
1792 
1797 
1810 
1803 
1805 



1775 



200 

200 

200 

200 

200 

200 I 1768 

!200 1769 

eoo 



197 
197 
197 

191 
19-2 
191 
191 

201 
20] 
201 
201 
201 
201 

82 
173 
172 

81 
82 



1762 
1763 
1731 
1757 
1785 

1822 
1765 
1766 

1767 



Daniel 
Eliza 
Elizabeth 
Isaac 
Isaac 
Isaac 
James 
Jane 
John 
John 
John 
Lincoln 
Margaret 
Mary 
Nancy 
Nancy 
'Nancy 
Rachel 
Robert 
Ruth 
Samuel 
Sarah 
Warren 

ROLF. 
Almira 
Joaas 
MJonaihan 
Jonathan 
Lydia D. 
Phehe 
Polly 

RUSdELL. 

Andrew 

BenjamiR 

Bill 

Charles 
-David 

David 

Elizabeth 

Elizabeth 

Esther 

Francis 
-Jason 

Jason 

Jesse 



1738 
1781 
1823 

17-26 
1795 



Jesse 
John 

-John R. 
Jonathan 
Joshua 
Joshua 
Josiah 
L<»ammi 
Louisa 
Maria 
Mary 
Mary 
Mary L. 
Phebe 
Rebecca 
Ruth 

=Samucl 



172 

173 

82 

82 

172 

173 

172 

173 

82 

172 

173 

172 

173 

82 

82 

172 

173 

173 

172 

82 

173 

172 

172 

123 
123 
123 
123 
123 
123 
123 

166 

78 

50 

166 

166 

166 

50 

78 

96 

16^ 

78 

78 

29 

50 

50 

50 

103 

78 

50 

96. 

78 

50 

166 

166 

29 

60 

193 

166 

29 

60 

28 



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INOBX. PART II. 



1754 Sanrael 50 

Samuel 166 

Thomas 06 

8ANDGRSON. 

18051 Abraham 159 

1774 Amos 67 

1803 Benjamin L. 126 

1809 Carolina 1*26 

1807 Chester 126 

Clarence M. 126 

1819 Clarissa 159 
1817 Dwight W. 159 

Elbridge L. 126 
1824 Elizabeth H. 1*26 

Emily 126 

181S Grace 126 

' Harriet A. 126 

1782 Isaac 67 

1778 Lydia 68 
1805 Marshall 126 

1779 Mary 67 
1785 Nancy 68 
1809 Persis 159 
J772=Samuel 67 
1777 Samuel 67 

Sarah C. 126 

Theodore L. 126 

1814 Tryphena 159 

1820 TryphoeaE.159 

SANDS. 

Asher 239 

Baby 239 
s:BenjaminT.239 

Dustin 239 

Horace 239 

Lambert 239 

Luther 239 

Mark 939 

8AYAGE. 

1832 Amos J. 238 

1821 ^Herbert 238 

1822 MandanaD. 238 
1830 MarkC. 238 
1824 Salome H. 238 
1835 Stephen D. 238 

1828 Augusta W. 251 
1826s=CharlesT. 251 
1837 Charles T. 252 
1845 Claretta 252 
1841 EdwinaL«F.252 
1834 Helen C. 252 
1830 Walter 252 
BEWBLU 

Caroline A. 260 



1844 
1841 
1806 
1839 
1842 
1833 
1818 
1814 
1844 
1811 
1838 
1839 



Carolines. 252 
CharlesT.C.251 



Eliza 
Ellen H. 
Frances 
Josephine 
Josiah L. 
Mary 
MaryE. 
Sarah 
Sarah S. 
Sarah S. 
1801-Shadrach 
1823 Shadrach 
Varnum P. 
Yarn urn P. 
Warren S. 
Warren S. 
Warren 

SHAW. 

Frances E. 

Henry L. 
1833:sJoel 
1843 JohnH. 
1847 Lucy A. 
1834 Sarah J. 

SHEDD. 

1802 -Asa 



1804 
1828 
1808 
1833 
1834 

1840 
1837 



135 
252 
251 
251 
135 
135 
252 
135 
252 
251 
135 
135 
135 
251 
135 
252 
252 

208 
308 
208 
208 
208 



149 



1833 
1802 
1829 
1842 
1809 
1840 
1810 
1843 
1846 
1831 
1847 
1804 
1837 
1837 
1843 
1849 
1846 
1849 
1813 



Come1insW.271 



1827 

1820- 

1824 

1821 

1822 

1810 
1843 
1816 



•Daniel 260 

Louisa A.' 260 

Martha E. 260 

Samuel 262 
8HATTUCK. 

ArtemasL. 135 

ArtemasL. 252 

Caroline 252 



Charles 
Charles R. 
Charles F. 
Curtiss 
Emily R. 
Greorge 
George C. 
Harriet A. 
Henry E. 
Hibbard H. 
James 
James A. 
Maria E. 
Martha A. 
Martha R. 
Mary A. 
Mary Z. 
Rebecca 

SHSLDEN. 

Francis 
John P. 
1819 -Samuel 
1825 Samuel D. 
1830 Thomas 

8H6PHBRD. 
1825 Hannah L. 
1819 -Joseph 
1834 Joseph L. 
1892 Margaret U. 
1836 MaryC. 

8HBPLEY. 

1804 Asher 
Augusta 
Enoch 



1807 



1810 
1805 



1802 
1814 



1820 
1822 



149 
271 
271 
149 
271 
149 
271 
271 
271 
271 
149 
271 
271 
271 
271 
271 
271 
149 

240 
240 
240 
240 
240 

187 
187 
187 
187 
187 

122 
239 
239 



Ether? 

Harriet M. 

Horace 

James H. 
1797 sLemuel 
1797 Lemuel J. 

Maria 

Mary Ann 

Oren 

Oren 

Oscar H. 

Pa]rson S. 

Pbebe C. 

Phebe 

Sarah Jane 

Viola 

8HBRWIN. 
1844 Emma M. 
1851 Edward B. 
1840 Henry H. 
^q^q| Marshall P. 

1835=:Stephen B. 
1836 William F. 

81DERS. 

sHenry 
Susan L. 

BIMOND8. 

-Christopher 
Clarissa 
Elisa A. 
Gleorge 
Harrison 
Hiram 
James 
Langdon 
Lewis 
Lurinda 

BKINNER. 

Abigail 
Daniel 
Elizabeth 
Ephraim 
James 
Olive 
Sarah 
^Thomas 
Thomas 

SLEEPER. 

Charles W. 
Mary 
Sarah A. 
BcThomas C. 



239 
239 
122 
239 
122 
122 
239 
122 
122 
239 
239 
239 
122 
239 
122 
239 

199 
199 
199 

199 

199 



1808 
1809 



1818 



1798 



1846 
1837 
1849 
1835 



SMITH. 

Abigail B. 
1825 Caroline E. 
1842 Clara A. 
srDavid 

David 
1830 Eliphalet 

Ira J. 
1820 aJames 

James 



172 
172 

140 
140 
140 
140 
140 
140 
140 
140 
140 
140 

173 
173 
173 
173 
173 
173 
173 
173 
173 

248 
248 
248 
248 

268 
252 
253 
268 
268 
253 
237 
237 
237 



1826 
1835 



1824 
1833 
1829 

1790 
1766 

1757 



1758 
1786 
1786 
1788 
1779 
1762 
1782 
1785 

1739 
1745 

1754 
1787 



959 
968 
953 
888 
268 
252 
253 
953 

99 

46 

189 

46 

99 



1762 



1798 
1759 
1776 
1790 
1721 

1718 
1719 
1749 
1774 

1726 
1753 
1786 
1730 
1757 
1784 
1732 
1759 
1793 



JoeiahL. 
Martin 
MaryF. 
Nathaniel 
Oliver 
-Samud 
Samuel 
Susan L. 

SNOW. 

Amanda 

Amasa 

Amos W*. 

Bilarehy 

Bilarchy, Jr. 

Caroline A. 189 
46 
99 
99 
99 
99 
46 
99 
99 
99 
27 
46 
189 
46 
99 
180 
189 
189 
46 
189 
99 
99 
46 
99 
99 
97 

27 
46 
46 
99 
189 
9T 
46 
46 
97 
46 
99 
9T 
46 
99 



Cynthia 
Cynthia 
Clina 
Clina 
Daniel 
Eleazer 
Eleazer 
Elias 
Elias 
Elisabeth 
Esther 
Francis E. 
Hannah 
Hannah 
Hiram A. 
Horace P. 
Jerusha B. 
John 
Lucy E. 
Lyman 
Miriam 
Molly 
Molly 
Myra 
Oliver 
Roawell R. 
-Samuel, Jr. 
Samuel 
Samuel 
Samuel 
Samuel S. 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Selah 
Stephen 
Stephen 
Smith 
Sylvanns 
Thankful 
Tryphena. 

8PAULDINQ» 

Alvah 
Assenath 
Betsy 
Dewey 
Edwaid 
= Ephraim 



91 
91 
91 
91 
91 
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997 



SPEAR. 


1847 


LuciiidaE. 229 


1825 MaryD. 275 


1700 Iven 110 


1815 Aan R. 215 


1834— Royal 222 


1838 Newton G. 275! 1835 Jams B. 233 


4B36 Charles B. 215 


BTOCKWELL. 


1827 Samuels. 275 1 James P. 243 


1814 Cylena 215 


1816 


Amey 157 


1834 Vina 275 1843 Jane W. 120 


1817 Diana C. 215 


1822 


Caroline A. 157 


SWAN. 1708— John 118 


1812 Eagenia R. 215 


1833 


Charlotte L. 157 


Lavina 210 1801 John 110 


1838 FraokN. 215 


1820 


Charles 157 


1830 Leander S. 218 1841 Levi C. 233 


1821 George 215 


1826 


Elixa Ano 157 


1820 LodiskaA. 218,1810 Laura 120 


1812sSamQel B. 215 


1800— Joseph 157 


1833 Luoetu M. 21811804 Lyman 110 


1834 Samuels. 215 


1818 


Joseph 157 


LucettaA. 210 1 1840 Marianna 235 


1832 Stephen G. 215 


1830 


Lucretia B. 157 


Mary M. 210 


1845 Maria W. 107 


1822 William H. 215 


1828 


Maria L. 157 


-Moses 210 


1841 MaryE. 233 


BTBARNfl. 




STONE. 


Samuel B.L.210 


1816 Matilda R. 110 


1840 Albert C. 231 


1804 


Aaron 138 


1822 Urania B. 218 


1846 Miron 235 


1832 -Charles 185 


1802 


Aram 138 


1810 =:William 218 


1825 Olive A. 120 


1^37 Charles H. 185 


1700 


Bathsheba 138 


1827 William R. 218 


1805i-iSamuel 110 


1824 i-Epliraim 231 


1788 


Beuy 07 


8VMMB3. 


1824 -Samuel 243 


1825 Ephraim L. 231 


1761 


Ebeoezer 51 


1755 Abigail 40 


Samuel W. 243 


Francis A. 228 


1703 


EbenezerL. 07 


1841 Amelia M. 246 


1814 Sarah M. 110 


1832 Helen A. 231 


1780 


Esther 07 


1814 Charles C. 132 


1835 Sarah M. 233 


1832 Henry A. 231 


1780 


Fanny 07 


1841 Charles H. 246 


1847 Wiiriam H. 107 


1836 Herman D. 231 


1755 


Hannah 51 


1851 Edward 247 


TERR ILL. 


1840 James P. 185 


1783 


Hannah 07 


1740 Elizabeth 40 


1832 Adeline 232 


Joel W. 228 


1707 


Harriet 07 


1760 Grace 40 


1828 ChauncyL. 232 
1825 Chester B. 232 


Lucy A. 228 


1800 


Hiram 138 


1818 Henry H. 132 


1830 Lucy Jane 231 


1622 


Joel R. 218 


1843 Henry C. 247 


1633 Edson 2.12 


1816— Otis 22d 


1785 


Lucy 07 


1804 -John 132 


1830 Florilla 232 


1827 Samuel C. 231 


1702 


Lydia 07 1812 John A. 132 


1824 =Hiram P. 232 


Susan 228 


1833 


MahalaD. 218 


1845 John A. 247 


1841 JohnH. 232 


Thomas C. 228 


1801 


Marietta 07 


1822 Luther R. 132 


1837 Martha M. 232 


BTEBLS. 


1704 


Mary 138 


1800 MaryW. 132 


1835 Nathan M. 232 


|821=-Elijah 264 


1820 


Mary E. 218 


1848 MaryE. 247 


THAYER. 


Noah L. 264 


1826 


Marshall V. 218 


1807 Pamelia 132 


1828 Charles E. 188 


STEWART. 


1786 


Martha 07 


1757 Sarah 40 


1834 Charlotte A. 168 


Ellen E. 106 


1705 


Moses 51 


1752 Thomas 40 


1820 Frederick F. 188 


1835isGeorge L. 106 


1807 


Moses 138 


1748— Zachariah 30 


1824 George A. 188 


George S. 106 




Nancy 138 


TARBBLU 


l810-J«elF. 168 


Harriet M. 106 1748. Nehemiah 51 


1841 Albert L 172 


THOMPSON. 


Lucretia A. 106 1750 


Nehemiah 51 


1844 AlvaW. 172 


1800 Abigail 130 


8TIMSON. 


1708 


NehemiahB. 07 


1850 Eunice R. 172 


1845 Adelbert M. 237 


1820— Charles 263 


1820« 


>Orin 218 


1837«JamesW. 172 


1808 Albert 130 


1826 ElmiraW. 263 


1805 


Sally 07 


TAY. 


1841 Albert 245 


1828 AureliaF. 263 


1763 


Sampson 51 


1770=«Aaron 70 


1837 Albion 237 


STINSON. 


1708 


Sampson 138 


Amarius 71 


1820 Almira 245 


182i George W. 280 


1757 


Samuel 51 


Marshall 71 


1806 -Asa 147 


1821 JohnB. 280 


1787 


Samuel 07 


Phebe 70 


Belinda M. 150 


1814— William S. 270 


1752 


Sarah 51 


TAYLOR. 


1810 Belinda 151 


1810 William A. 270 


1820 


Sarah P. 218 


1837 Albert H. 233 


1830 Benjamin F 227 


ST. JOHN. 


1705 


Sophia 07 


Angelina 243 


1816 Betsy 151 


1832 AugusuG. 241 


1813 


Thomas Y. 104 


1820 Cbaries 120 


1832 BeteyC 231 


1842 Charles M. 242 


1 


3TOUGHTON. 


1842 Charles C. 235,1820 Calvin H. S37 


1835 David L. 241 


1823 


Emma L. 215 


1852 DeloraA. 233 1832 CarolineB.T.237 


1840 Henry R. 242 


1830 


Frances S. 215 


1843 EllaM. 233,1828 Cynthia L. 147 


1825— IsaacR. 241 


1819=lra 215 


1806 Emily 110 1800 Cynthia 151 


1827 Isaac M. 241 


1820 


Urania 215 


1843 Eliza Jane 233 {1703 Cyrus 120 


1833 Joseph B. 241 




STOWfi. 


1806 ErastusD. 110 1818 Cynis A. 245 
1817 Fanny G. 120 1828-EIihu 237 


1820 Samuel R. 241 




slthamar 170 


1838 WUliamM.,241 


1820 


ArotsaM. 170 


1828 George W. 120 1830 Ellen S. 245 


8TORR8. 




BTRONa. 


1830 George L. 232; 1841 Eliza C. 232 


1830 AWira 222 


1823 


Annie! 275 


1815 HartwellJ. 120'1705 Emily 120 


1843 Charles H. 222 


1820 


David M. 275 


1844 HenrietteM.235 1850 Elvira S. U51 


1836 Clark 222 


1810 «G 275 


]841«HenTyT. 107 Emma 130 


1835 Eugene 222 


1882 


Harriet E. 275 


1800 Homer 110 


1802 Evander 150 



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1818 FidelwK. 147 

FranoesM. 150 

1639 Franklin 237 

1835 GeoTfre 237 

1841 ^"£;*o"'} 237 

1833 Harriet J. 237 
1827 HarTey E. 231 

1837 Helen 227 

1834 Henry O. 227 
1845 Henry Clay 151 
1802-Jamea 150 

1817 James M. 245 
18*26 James A. 231 

1814 John Q. 151 
1824 =John 231 
1830 John H. 150 
1830 JohnL. ' 231 

1845 Jonas W. 151 
1781 s= Jonathan 129 
1786 Jonathan 129 
1822 Jonathan 245 
1824 Joseph L. 231 
1810 Leonard 147 

1807 Lucy N. 151 

1833 LucyN. 150 

1850 Lucy Ann 151 
1789 Luke 129 
1798 Lydia 129 

1810 MargraryF. 245 
1820 Margaret N.147 
1791 Mary li9 

1838 Mary A. 232 
1844 MaryE. 227 

1846 Martha V. 227 
184^ MeWiua J. 151 
1816 Nanoy L. 147 
1837 Nano? L, 227 

1848 OtisW. 151 

1815 PaUy M. 147 

1808 Philander 147 

1818 Polly 147 
1820 Rebecca 147 
1803 Samuel 130 

1834 Samuel F. 245 

1835 Sarah C. 232 

1842 Sarah F. 2J7 

1812 Stephens. 151 

1839 Stephen D. 227 

1849 Wallace A. 227 

1851 Warren 245 
1835 William M. 227 

THORPE 

1809 Charles M. 128 

1811 Elbndge 128 
1830 EUen M. 128 

1813 Emeline 128 

1816 Hannah 128 
1H28 Henry G. 128 
1808 -Ira 128 

1819 Jerome 128 
1826 Martha M. 128 
1891 PaxoeL M. 128 



THCRSTOIf. 

1815 -AlezaoderC. 
1833 Henry 
1821 Levi E. 

1825 MaryM. 
1830 Sally C. 
1616 William E. 

TILKSTON. 

1811 Benjamin L. 
1807 Betsy 

1820 Caroline 

1816 George 
1810 Hannah 
1811 -Harvey 

1812 Harvey 
1842 Harvey 
1836 Louisa 

1814 Mary 
1805=Timothy 

1806 Timothy 
1824 William H. 

TILLIT80N. 
1832 Alhinns L. 
1824 Chester B. 
1835 Eveline A. 
1821 -Lester 
1838 MaryE. 
1844 Melvina M. 
1830 Oramel M. 
1828 Orlando M. 

1826 Sophia L. 
TOLMAN. 

1631 Abigail C. 

1824 Albert 
lb28 Allen 
1826 Angeline 

1826 Ann 
1818 Aogustoa 

1788 Betsy 
1800 Betsy 

1818 Cahill 
1H21 Caroline 

1830 ChariesC. 

1815 Clarissa 
17!)3 Cymhia 
1800 Cyrus 

1819 Cyrus S. 
1795 Diadama 
1818 Diantha A. 
1823 Daniel L. 
1781 -Ebenezer 

1784 Ebenezer 

1831 Ebenezer C. 
1H16 Fidelia A. 

1785 George 
1823 George W. 

1825 George 

1807 Hannah 

1827 Harriet N. 
1803 John 
1814 John 
1782? ^Joseph 

1789 Joseph 



176 
176 
176 
176 
176 
176 

95 
95 
95 
95 
95 
95 
95 
192 
192 
95 
95 
95 
95 

219 
219 
219 
219 
219 
219 
219 
219 
219 

258 
183 
257 
257 
183 
B57 
142 
143 
259 
257 
257 
183 
142 
142 
260 
143 
257 
259 
142 
142 
258 
257 
142 
257 
257 
183 
260 
143 
183 
143 
143 



1816 
1829 
1828 
1802 
1839 
1798 
1808 
1815 
1819 
1833 
1834 
1787 
1821 
1832 
1793 



Joseph J. 

Julia 

Leaoder 

Louisa 

Locy M. 

Mary 

Mary 

Mary L. 

Mary Ann 

MaryE. 

Mary A. 

Martha 

Martha 

Martha L. 

Nancy 



MO 
257 

260 
143 
258 
142 
183 
259 
257 
258 
258 
143 
259 
260 
143 
258 
Philanders. 260 



1842 Orson C 

1823 

1812 

1817 

1812 

1820 

1827 

1828 



Rachel 163 

Richard 183 

Samuel C. 259 

Sarah 259 

Sarah F. 260 

Solon B. 258 

I806a-Stephen 183 

1811 Stephen 183 

Susan K. 260 

Susannah 143 

Sylvester 257 

Sylvia £. 257 

Thomas 143 

Thomas 259 

William 142 
William G. 250 
WUliamO. 258 
TOWWJL 

Anna 146 

Anson 264 

Arad 145 

Asa 72 

Azuba 72 

Caroline 145 

Charlotte 145 

CleoraA. 264 

Cleora 264 

Demster 264 

De Witt> „-, 

Clinton i 2^^ 
1744 Ebenezer 
1764 Edmund 
1750 Elian 



1821 
1798 
1820 
1822 
1783 
1814 
1795 
1817 
1837 

1790 

1791 
1749 
1769 
1786 
1781 
1820 



1828 



1743 -Elijah 
1754 Elijah 



1781 

1753 
1753 
1783 
1783 
1791 
1837 
1796 
1786 
1706 



Eliha 

Emily 

Ephraim 

Ezekiel 

Fanay 

Fanny 

George 

Hiram McC.264 
Haldah 145 
Ira 146 

Joel 146 



72 
72 
72 
71 
72 
145 
264 
72 
72 
145 
145 
146 



1800 JoMphE. 14S 
1799 Lucioda 149 
Lncy Aon 964 
1757 Lydta 79 
1771 Lydia 79 
1748 Maria or Mo- 
ss 73 
1768, Mary 78 
1780 Mary US 
1825 Nancy S. 984 
1802 Rachel 14ft 
1802 Roawell 145 
1791 Roxaoa 14ft 
1762 Ruth 79 
1798 Ruth 14ft 
1751 Sarah 79 
1788 Setb 149 
1744=:Sila8 79 
1755 Silas 79 
1784 Susan 146 
1746 Susaoaah 79 
1778 Tabitha 14ft 
1759 Thomas 79 
1806 Thomas M. 14ft 
1835 Thomas M. 264 
1793 Tryphaua 149 

TRACY. 

1808»K:yru8 189 

1824 Cyras M. 190 
1810 Ensmus D. 189 

1815 Frederick P.189 
1809 George A. 189 

*I*RA8C 

1820 Geoige 181 

1816 John P. 181 
1811aWilliam 181 
1812 William B. 181 

TUCKBK. 

1819 Aagustos 193 

1822 George 193 

1815=rJaoob 193 

1817 John 193 
TUFTB. 

AddiaoB 
Albert 
Charles 

Charles R. 947 

Francis A. 247 

Franklin 163 

Horatio 163 

sHtttchinsoB 133 

James H. 947 

Locy 163 

Martha A. 947 

Mary £. 947 

Oscar H. 947 

Pamelia 133 

-Peter 168 

Peter 163 



163 
133 

163 



1814 
1804 
1804 
1844 
1848 
1802 
1807 
1795 
1830 
1800 
1833 
1838 
1831 
1804 
1798 
1798 

TUBL. 
1785 Barshaba 83 
1770 sBeniamim 83 
1775 BenjamiB 33 



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INPEX. fAET XI. 



1783 Caswdl 


83 


1886r»Tho»as 


881 


1830 MaryS. 


863 


1810 


E»aH. 


im 


1780 Ebeaeier 


83 


WETHBRBBE. 




1836 Orange S. 


830 


1845 


EllaS. 


197 


1787 Ephraim 


83 


1844 ^Joseph 


834 


1793 Sally 


145 


1883 


Eliza 


196 


1773 GUbert 


83 


1848 Joseph F. 


334 


1884 Silas 


880 


1833 


Ellen 


836 


1771 Thomas 


83 


WHEELER. 




WHITNEY. 




1763 


Elizabeth 


53 


VININO. 




-Amos 


101 


1799 Barnard 


76 


1810 


Elizabeth 


90 


1810 Fanny R. 


131 


Amos 


101 


1795 Bemice 


76 


1838 


Emma C. 


197 


1846 Fanoy 


846 


Arad 


101 


1787 Betsy 


75 


1755. 


xEphraim 


60 


1818 George 
1810 JobnR. 


131 


Catherine 


101 


1814 Betsy 


76 


1756 


Ephraim 


58 


131 


Josiah 


101 


1805 Britannia 


76 




Ephraim 


98 


1808ssLather 


131 


Kitty 


101 


Charlotte 


875 


1791 


Ephraim 


96 


1813 Luther R. 


131 


Loretta 


101 


1790 Cynthia 


75 


1793 


Eunice 


98 


1846 Maltha 


346 


Persis 


101 


1841 Electa 


876 


1801 


Eurydios 


99 


1834 MaryE. 
18S1 Wilfaid 


846 


WHITOOMB. 




1804 Elvira 


75 


1819 


EurydiceA 


.100 


131 


1810 Charlotte L 


.195 


1804 Flavel 


76 


1845 


Fanny A. 


835 


VOSB. 




1810 =John 


195 


1793 -Gilford 


76 


1827: 


=Flavel 


835 


1833 Charles E. 


333 


WHITE. 




1835 Henry M. 


876 


1836 


Francis L. 


199 


1833 -Joha 


333 


1834 AbbyM. 


.378 


1793 HoUis 


76 




Francis W. 


197 


18i6 LaaraJ. 


833 


1806 Amos W, 


154 


1838 JohnF. 


276 


1804 


Frederick A. 99 


WALCOTT. 




1833 AnnaT. 


878 


1806 Jubal 


76 


1849 


Frederick 


199 


1834 Alfred W. 


334 


1886* CalTin R 


845 


l789»^Moses 


76 


1790 


George W. 


96 


1886 Andrew P. 


834 


1813 Catherine 


154 


1803 Moses A. 


76 


1834 


George W. 


196 


1833 CbarloBF. 


334 


1803=Daniel 


154 


Pameha 


875 




George W. 


197 


1860 Clifford R 


834 


1804 Daniel 


154 


Phebe 


875 


1839 


George 


835 


1831 -Freeman 


334 


1835 Daniel F. 


878 


1783 Polly 


75 


1851 


Graces. 


198 


1843 George K. 
1840 Harrison P. 


334 


1846 FrederickA.878 


1703 Russell 


76 


1774 


Harrison 


63 


834 


1838 James Ames 378 


-^Stephen 


75 


1840 


Harrison T. 835 


WALKER. 




1840 Josiah J. 


878 


1796 Stephen 


76 


1767 


Joel 


53 


Hannah 


806 


1849 Lucy Ann 


378 


1795 Susan 


•75 


1796 


Joel 


99 


Martha 


806 


1803 MaryB. 


154 


1794 Torry 


76 


1770 


Josiah 


63 


181333Natfaaniel 


806 


1836 ^Samuel B. 


345 


1803 Vina 


76 


1813 


Josiah 


99 


Roecius 


806 


1887 Samuel B. 


345 


1833 Watson H. 


876 


1813 


Josiah 


100 


WAED. 




1830 Samuel K. 


378 


1790 WUhamA. 


76 


1843 


Josiah H. 


197 


1844 George 


868 


1845 SamnelA. 


878 


1818 ZenasH. 


76 




Joseph 


98 


1843 -Joel 


868 


1888 Sarah R. 


345 


WHirTEMORE 




1803 


Julia Ann 


99 


1846 Lucy A. 


868 


1809 Susannah B. 154 


1806 Barrett 


116 


1886 


Lucius I. 


198 


1848 Mary A. 


868 


1839 William H 


. 845 


17S6«>Benjamin 


34 


1761 


Lucretia 


58 


WARNER. 




WHITINO. 




1808 Harriet 


116 


1809 


Lucretia 


98 


18S4::» Daniel 


864 


1808=JohnG. 


805 


1738 Joel 


34 


1790 


Lucy 


90 


Fanny 


864 


1809 JohnG. 


305 


1808 Mary 


116 


1804 


Maria 


99 


Mary^ 


86^ 


WUITMORa 




1816 Otis 


116 


1807 


Maria Ann 


99 


WATSON. 




1819 AldenE. 


863 


1811 Rebecca 


116 


1838 


Maria L. 


198 


1783 Elizabeth 


79 


1819 Alfred 


330 


1730 Sarah 


U 


1787 


Mary 


98 


1771 -Isaac 


79 


1799 BeuUh 


145 


1801 Sophronia 
1735 Submit 


116 


1806 


Mary Ann 


99 


1781 Isaac 


79 


1838 Catherine 


830 


34 


1846 


Mary Ann 


196 


1776 PoUy 


79 


1815 Charles S. 


863 


1800 -Williams. 


116 


1846 


Mary Ann 


199 


1783 Rebecca 


79 


1836 Clarissa 


830 


1814 WiUiam 


116 


1817 


Martha 


99 


WEATHERBEE 




1818 Eliza R. 


830 


WILDER. 




1798 


Marshall P. 


99 


1808 Abigail H. 


'854 


1838 Ellen R. 


863,1834 AbbieT. 


198 


1833 


MarshaU P. 


198 


1807»Charles 


854 


1838 Emily F. 
1796 Enoch 


863 


1804 Alfred M. 


99 


1803 


Merrick 


98 


WBLLTN6TON. 




145 


1843 Alfred 


835 


1816 


Mersilvia 


100 


1817 AnnL. 


164 


1831 Flint M. 


330 


1844 Alfred M. 


197 


1800 


Nancy 


98 


1«00 -Charles 


164 


1841 Frances E. 


331 


1843 AnnaE. 


199 


1809 


Nancy 


99 


1815 Horace W. 


164 


1838 Franklin 


331 


1845 Anna J. R. 


198 


1825 


Nancy J. 


196 


1813 Joseph 0. 


164 


1831 George H. 


263 


1811 Augustus 


98 




Nancy 


196 


1810 Margaret A 


.164 


1835 Harriet 


330 


1810 Caroline A. 


99 


1781 


Nathan 


98 


1819 MaryS. 


165 


1780? -Isaac 


145 


Caroline 


196 


1795 


Rebecca 


98 


1883 Sarah M. 


165 


1763 James 


145 


Catherine 


196 


1778 


Samuel L. 


53 


WE«rON. 




1813 James H. 


263 


1814 Charles J. 


99 


1838 


Samuel L. 


100 


1833 Eliza M. 


831 


1787 LeviF. 


145 


1839 Charles H. 


199 


1813 


Samuel L. 


198 


1830 Emma A. 


331 


1833 Lorenzo L. 


330 


1836 Charles S. 


335 


1841 


Sarah J. 


198 


1837 ManrM. 
1831 OryuG. 


381 1839 Laura A. 


331 


1847 Charles F. 


197 


1759 


Timothy 


58 


831 


11830 Mary 


830 


Edward E. 


197 


1783 


Timothy 


98 



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1836 William H. 196 

WILKINS. 

Abigail 151 

1769r=rJohQ 151 

WILKINSON. 

1840 Abigail J. 976 

1833 BelaB. 276 
1836 Emily 976 
1832 = Wil)ard 976 

WILLARD. 

1834 Aagosta 964 
1807 Catherine 118 
1839 CharleeA. 964 
1800 Clarissa 118 
1847 Clement E. 964 
1796 Cynthia ll'^ 
1838 Cynthia 931 
1831 Ellen 964 
1815 Eliza 975 

1849 Esther J. 964 

1850 Flora E. 964 

1817 Franklin 975 
1836 George 964 
1811 Harriet 118 
1824=Henry 185 

1835 Jane 931 

1815 John 975 

1897 John P. 185 
1895 Joseph 185 
1800 Lewis L. 118 
1809 Lucy 118 
1794 Mary 118 
1R99 Martin 975 
1895 Matilda 275 
1793=^ilas 118 
1804 Silas 118 
1708 Sylvia 118 

WILLIAMS. 

1893—Amo8 104 

1831 Achsah 194 

1898 Ebenezer S. 194 

1895 John R. 104 

WILMARTH. 

1891 Anna M. 954 

1818 Augustus 954 

1816 Charles B. 254 

1813 -Dan 954 

1814 George L. 954 

1896 Henry Dan 954 

1899 Nathan 954 
1823 SaahL 254 

WINCHENBACK. 

1843».Horace 189 
1850 RedingtonR. 189 



1816 


Albert N. 


980 


1818 


Harriet 


930 


1815. 


-Jonathan 


930 


1890 


Silas 


930 


1839 


Syhria W. 

WINNING. 


230 


1830 


ElixabethP 


. 150 


1897 rsJohn 


150 


1832 


John 


159 


1836 


Lydia A. 
Nancy M. 


159 


1829 


159 


1836 


WUIiam H. 

WINSUIP. 


159 


1794 


Asaph 


161 


1819 


Deborah B. 


161 


1799 -Joel 


161 


1793! 


Joel 


161 


1809 


Lydia 


161 


1814 


Phebe 


161 


1807 


Sarah A. 


161 


1799 


Thomas 


161 



WITHINOTON. 

Abigail 40 

1841 Adeline 168 

1895 Albert C. 167 

1839 Amos 168 

1898 Asaph 167 

1701 Benjamin 40 
1805 Benjamin L. 79 

1780 Edward 70 

1816 Edwin 167 
1741 Elisabeth ' 40 

1775 Elisabeth 63 

1746 Elisha 40 

1835 Elmer 168 
1830 Elmira 168 

Eveline L. 167 

1739 Francis 40 

1836 Henry H. 167 
1704 James 79 
1890 James D. 167 
1770 John 63 
1796 John 79 
1782 Lucretia 63 

Martha 40 

1770 Martha 63 

1771 Mather 63 
1791 Mary 79 
1818 MaryF. 167 

1837 Mary Ann 168 
Ruth 40 

1787 Saloma 63 

Samuel 40 



Sarah 40 

1773 Sarah 63 

1812 Seth 167 
-=WUliam 40 

1744 William 40 
1777 William 63 

WOODBURN. 

1799 Adeline 148 

1813 Horatio N. 148 
1811 JosiahLodcel48 
1803 Rebecca 148 
1799«-Samoel 148 
1801 Samuel 148 

1807 Thomas C. 148 

WOODS. 

1808 Betoy 119 

1803 Dolly 119 

1804 EInathan 119 
1806 George 119 
1815 Hartwell 119 

1818 Jonas J. 119 
noOaJonathan 119 
1801 Laura 119 

1819 Lnrena 119 
1799 Zulima 119 

WRIGHT. 

Betsy 69 

Betsy 70 

Betsy 70 

1835 Caroline E. 109 

1789 Catherine 69 

1784 Charles 70 

l897sChaunoy 199 
1828 Franklin D. 199 

lc43 George L. 199 

1762 Hannah 69 

1780 Hannah 60 

1745 James 36 
James 70^ 

1753 Jesse 36 

1779 Jesse 70 

l738c=John 36 

1730 John 36 

1760 John 09 

John 70 

1838 John A. 199 

1750 Josiah 36 

1774 Josiah 70 
Jusiah 70 

1743 Judah 36 

1773 Judah 69 
Luther 70 

1774 Lydia 70 
1741 Mary 36 



1767 


Mair 


W 


1789 


Mary 


70 




Nathan 


70 




PaiMOi^ 


70 


1771 


Patty 


69 


1764 


Phebe 


00 


1777 


Polly 


00 


1750 


Ruth 


30 




Ruth 


60 


1780 


Samuel 


70 


ini 


Tabiika 


00 




Tabiilia 


70 




WilliaoB 


GO 




WYMAN. 




1709 


Almira 


151 


1819 


Anna P. 


04 


1816 


Benjamin 


04 


1849 


CaroliMR. 26S 


1807 


Clarimood 


IfiS 


l789sDaniel 


15S 


1840. 


.Earl 


253 


1769? 


Kbeneier 


40 


1805 


Elbridge 


04 


1808 


£mily 


04 


1851 


ETclina 


050 


1827 


FraaeisS. 


04 


1705 


George 


153 


1751 


Hannah 


40 


1700 


Hannah 


151 


1708-aames, Jr. 


04 


1798 


James, 3d 


04 


1765 


John 


50 


1818 


JohnG. 


94 


1754 


Jonathan 


40 


1789 


Lucy 


153 


1895 


Lucy A. 


94 


1709 


Manball 


153 


1740 = 


^Nathan 


49 


1754 


Nathan 


50 


1769 


Rebecca 


50 


1757 


Stephen 


49 


*1820 


Susan E. 


04 


1744: 


ralimoth/ 


40 


1759 1 


Timothy 


49 


1848 


Walter W. 


953 


1803 


William 


153 


1808 


William P. 


94 


1760 


Zadock 


50 



TOUNO* 

1836 AdeliaE. 970 

1836 Albert A. 970 

1834 ChaxlesA. 970 

1833 =Ira 970 



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INDEX. PART in. 



SanaoMt of peraont who haTO iotennarried with the detcendanta of Wflliam Locke. 



Abbe, 176 

Abbott, i6y 106, 134, 

149, 160. 
Abdil, 324 

Ackerman, 977 

Adama, 98, 33, 39, 59, 
89,8i{,85, 116, 194, 
133, 136, 143, 144, 
149, 100, 157, 933 
Aikea, 149 

Akely, 146 

Aldrieh, 91 

Alexander, 63, 177 
Aliurd, 175 

AlkBn,76,70, 113, 118, 
194, 137, 169, 171 
AlTeiaoa, 194 

Amea, 103, 187 

Ammidowii, 193 

Andenoa, 46, 91, 901 
Aadrewa, 99, 109, 136, 
177 
Aadnia, 134, 958 

Aogell, 176 

Anthooy, 954 

Armea, 38 

Arnold, 69, 145 

Aah, 79 

Athley, 975,975 

Atkina, 965 

Atkinaoo, 103, 103 
Atwood, 139, 166, 184 
AostiD, 144 

Ayer, 139 

Ajera, 163 

A jiea, 93, 109, 976 

Babeock, 73, 99 

BabMHi, 195 

Bae»D, 191, 198, 181 
Bidger, ' 191 

Badlam, 44 

Bagley. 150 

Bdily, 171,977 

Bailey, 163, 915, V36 
Baker,77,99,149, 176, 
905,906 
Baleom, 151 

Ball, 183 

Ballard, 39, 57 

Baldwin, 98,56,110 
Baocroft, 90, 95, 149, 
178 
Barber, 101 

Bardeen, 4 1 

Barker, 65 

Barlow. 957 

Bainardy 96 



Barnes, 76, 90, 1 10, 

171, 174, 194 

Barrett, 34, 35, 58,110, 

117, 199 
Bartlett, 61, 68,86,86, 
136 
Barton, 89 

Bassett, 909 

Baichelder, 83, 89, 145 
Battersby, 165 

Bates, 64, 66, 177 

Batilea, 976 

Batu, 41 

Baxter, 109 

Beals, 180, 976 

Bean, 191, 169 

Beanson, 134 

Beard, 40, 109 

Bebee, 910 

Beera, 67 

Belcher, 148 

Belden, 59 

Beldiog, 38 

Belknap, 59 

Bell, 197, 975 

Bellowa, 91,905 

Berois, 98, 143 

Benjamin 169 

Bennett, ' 35 

Benson, 154 

Bent, 79 

Benton, 66, 104 

Berry, 910 

Bickford, 158 

Bigelow,106,116, 171, 

996,937 
Billings, 44, 901 

Bird, 44 

Black, 109 

Blaokden, 199 

Blackmer, 974, 974 
Blake, 44,44,44,87, 
88, 108, 905 
Blaekington, 47 

Btancbard, 133 

Blino, 115 

Bliss, no 

Blodgett, 93, 98, 38, 
38, 93, 116, 116 
Blood, 143 

Boardroan, ^ 979 
Bogman, 180, 180 

Bond, 99, 38 

Boomer, 193 

Borden, 89, 974 

Boston, 135 

Boaworth, 165 

BovtwaU, 61, 61 



Bowen, 109, 195, 173 
Bowker, 60, 60 

Bowman, 73 

Boynton, 99, 105, 106, 
160, 947 
Brabrook 17 

Brady, 173 

Bragg, 180 

Bray, 199 

Brentnall, 45 

Brewer, 99 

Bride, 968 

Bridges, 153 

Bndgford, 176 

Briggs, 69, 181, 975, 
975 
Brigham, 106, 106 
Bright, 161 

Britton, 47 

Brooka, 93, 94, 43, 50, 
119, 198, 179 
Brown, 40,44,51,51, 

75, 77, 89, 85, 134. 

143, 149, 164, 167, 

196, 990, 964, 994 
Brace, 96, 99, 36, 159, 
159, 977 
Branaon, 191 

Bryant, 143 

Buckland, 93 

Bucklen 80 

Buckman, 36,69,161 
Bucknam, 45, 69 

Bnell, 76, 167 

Bugbee, 46, 99 

Bull, 183, 957 

Bullar, 179 

Bullard, 77, 913 

Bullock, 157 

Bullougb, 40 

Bumstead, 89 

Burbec, 78 

Burgess, 138 

Burke, 145 

Bumap, 99, 49 

Burnett, 49, 43, 76, 83, 
155 
Burrill, 91 

Burroughs, 56 

Burt, 195, 995 

Burton, 79, 116 

Bush, 901,913 

Butler, 69, 70, 74, 100 
Butts, 9H5 

Butterfield, 94, 94, 39. 

41,71,78, 116, 159 
Buxton, 197,131 

Bylea, 46 



Byingtoo, 



906 



Cadwell, 69 

Cahill, 149 

Calder, 97 

CaldweU, 36, 69, 95, 
165 
Callahan, 973 

Caliaro, 127 

C'allender, 905 

Camp, 99, 998 

Campbell, 66,199, 151, 
163, 170, 181 
Capen, 915 

Caple, 156 

Capron, 973 

Carey, 196 

Carlisle, 44 

CaHton, 63, 143, 998 
Carpenter, 1*21 

Carr, 130, 159 

Carter, 39, 84, 99, 133, 
140, 996, 945, 957 
Carver, 74 

Case, 85, 918 

Casey, 94, 94 

Caswell, 950 

Center, 94 

Chaffin, 146 

Chafiii, 104 

Chamberlain, 84, 199 
Chambera, 979 

Champney, 44 

Chandler, 67, 96, 139 
Chapin, 145 

Chaplin, 154 

Chapman, 919 

Chase, 49 

Cheney, 177 

Cheever, 188, 923 

CherrjTtree, 1 13 

Chilcat, 170 

Child, 45, 103, 104 
Childs, 109, 119» 139, 
916 
Chubb, 196 

Church, 159 

Churchill, 193, 198 
Clark and Clarke, II, 
16,33.43,67,67,69, 
99,103,101,118,199, 
130, 139, 169, 999, 
951,983 
Clap and Clapp, 44, 87, 
88,181,181,183,184 
Cleasly, 937 

Clemens, 994 

ClaBMat, 178 



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Cliflbee, 43 

Clisby, 266 

Close, ^ -210 

Cloagb, 131, 141, 173 
Cloutman, 279 

Coates, 275 

Cobb, 150, 173, 212, 
212 
Codmao, 162 

Cody, 131 

Cohoone, 173 

Colburn, 64 

Colby, 95, 115, 119 
Cole, 67, 102,121,159 
Coleman, 72 

Collamore, 130, 131 
Collins, 73 

Colton, 136 

Comee, 131 

Com ins, 97 

Conant, 60, 68, 88, 88, 
98, 186 
ConveTS, 37, 50, 65, 85, 
130, 134, 175 
Cook,45,72, 126, 147, 

200, 265 
Coolidge, 44, 67, 125, 

133, 153 
Cooley, 92 

Cooper, 195 

Copp, 67 

Copeland, 260 

Corbin, 143 

Corey, 48 

Corrary, 27 

Cotton, 98 

Cowen, 72 

Cowden, 52 

Cowdin, 240 

Cowles, 77 

Cowley, 29 

Cozens, 83 

Cox, 138 

Cracklin, 126 

Crafts, 69 

Cragin, 151 

Crane, 91, 140 

Crawford, 57 

Crandell, 254 

Crosby, 27, 69, 95, 107, 

126, 163 
Crosier, 135 

Cross, 258, 258 

Crowningshield, 127 
Crummett, 285 

Cud worth, 83 

Cummings, 37, 68, 82, 
85, 119, 136, 182 
Currier, 72, 75 

Currel, 95 

Curtiss, 159, 170 

'Cushing, 48, 276 

C ashman, 91 



Cutler, 192 

Cutter, 16, 39, 77, 78, 
78,132,134,136,144, 
161, 161, 163, 170. 

Dale, 130, 130 

Damon, 63, 107, 130, 
152, 205 
Dana, 191, 151 

Danforth, 126 

Darby, 104 

Darling, 145 

Davenport, 73, 88, 132 
Davidson, 80, 178 

Davis, 41,48,69,67, 
79,79,93, 120,142, 
164, 209, 254, 259, 
273 294. 
Day, ' 16, 98, 258, 260 
Dean, 71, 79, 70 

Dearborn, 185, 259 
Death, 73 

Decorter, 218 

Dehon, 109 

Delano, 159 

Demery, 155 

Denness, 128 

Dennet, 95 

Denton, 83, 220 

Derby, 36 

Devendorf, 102 

Dexter, 79, 268 

Dickerman, 196 

Dickerson, 48 

Dickman, 215 

Dickson, 166 

Dillinffer, 152 

Dimick, 106 

Dinsdale, 106 

Dinsmore, 108 

Divol, 44 

Divols, 136 

Dix, 69 

Dodge, 119, 169, 193, 
258 
Dolbier, 32 

Dow, 140 

Draper, 186 

Drew, 273 

Driggs, 200 

Drury, 7«, 164, 183 
Dugan, 128 

Dunbar, 279 

Dunklee, 69, 69 

Dunn, 64, 119 

Dunster, 17 

Durant, 162, 273 

Duren, 50 

Durfee, 94, 180 

Dutton, 63 

Dwight, 



Eager, 



63 



Eames, 71, 230 

Earle, 157 

Eastman, 43, 43, 154, 

228 

Easton, 55 

Eaton, 51, 65, 123, 
134, 136, 163, 193 
Ecclestan, 274 

Eddy, 42, 84, SH, 85, 

265 

Edes, 68 

Edgell, 145 

Edgerly, 109,218 

Edick, 104 

Edmonds, 79 

Edwards, 113 

Eggleston, 283 

Elliot, 60 

Ellis, 90, 106, 228 
Emerson, 51, 54, 117, 

236 
Emery, 131,144,268 
Endicott, 73 

Estabrooks, 40, 146 
Etheridge, 102 

Evans, 136, 140 

Everett, 813, 277 

Fairbanks, 37, 48, 150 
Farley, 65, 98 

Farmer, 166 

Farns worth, 33, 173 
Farr, 284 

Farrar, 117 

Farwell, 54, 171 

Faxon, 48 

Fay, 60, 104, 154 

Felker, 121 

Ferguson, 147 

Ferrin, 166 

Fessenden, 19, 24, 41 
Field, 34,71,134,291 
Pifield, 60, 138 

FiUebrown, 162 

Finney, 80, 80 

Fish, 171 

Fisher, 72, 146, 159, 

231 
Fiske, 23,23,39,68, 
70,121,124,163,210 
Fitts, 42 

Fitz, 40, 74 

Flagflr, 43, 57 

Fletcher, 36, 65, 106, 

144 
Flint, 131 

Follansbee, 260 

Forbes, 83 

Ford, 56, 87, 103 

Fosdick, 100 

Fosgett, . 34 

Foskett, 175 

Foster, 34, 4T, 49, 68, 



87, 114, 143, 183, 

265, 276, 276. 
Fowls, 31,68,69, 124, 
127, 129, 130 
Fowler, 170 

Fox, 134, 180 

Fiancis, 186 

Franklin, 178 

Freeman, 139 

Frederick, 135 

Frelon, 101 

Fretch, 218 

Frink, 60, 61 

Frost, 24,37,41,47, 

68,71,78, 141, 144, 

147, 148, 148, 168, 

168. 
Frothingham, 50 

Fuller, 73, 80, 119, 
145, 150 

Gage, 254 

Gaines, 266 

Gale, 72 

Gallup, 149 

Gardner, 82,241 

Garney, 182 
Gay, 128, 181, 182 

Gaylord, 113, 147 

Gerven, 277 

Geronld, 108, 265 
Getchel, 66, 114, 122 

Gibbs, 105 

Gibbens, 162 

Gibson, 48, 66, 110, 
230,237 

Giddings, 153 

Gidley, 138 

Gilbert, 76, 180 

Gilchrist, 273 

Gill, 87 
Gillett, 76, 105, 258 

Gilman, 50, 108 

Gilmore, 105 

Gilson, 81, 108 

Gleason, 42, 85 

Glidden, 170 

Glover, 44 

Godfrey, 254 

Glynn, 205 

Goodale, 49, 263 

Goodenow, 59, 257 

Goodhue, 63, 151 

Goodnow, 56, 128 
Goodwin, 62, 63, 159 

Gookin, 241 

Gordon, 17^ 

Goss, 113, 127 

Goves, 173 

Gould, 93, 109, 126, 
136, 157, 184, 284 

Goweu, 134, 134 

Gragg, 267 



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403 



Gnihim, 


' 75 


Grant, 


162 


Graves, 


108, 148 


Gray, 


120 


Greely, 


66 


Grden, 


187 


GreeBleaf, 


47 


Greenwood, 


73 


Gregory, 


44 


Grew, 


122 


Grey, 


1250 


Grimes, 


165 



Griswold, 107, 108 

Grover, 68, 93, 159 

Gross, 118 

Gurney, 106 

Gustio, 56 

Haclcet, 138 

Hadtock, 86 

Haile, 211 

Hakes, 210 

Hal&, 114, 130, 143,209 
Hall, 46, 65, 93, 97, 
121, 271 
Hallett, 54 

Hamilton, 55, 55 

Hancock, 36, 66, 106 
Hapgood, 238, 268 
Harding, 84 

Hargraves, 170 

Harper, 1 19 

Harradan, 180 

Harriman, 218 

Harrington, 28,31, 36, 
50, 60, 63, 68, J 15, 
115, 116,^39, 139, 
139, 169, 219, 
Harris, 69, 101, 115, 
118, 155,277 
Hart, 164 

Harwood, 85 

Hartwell^ 22, 36, 55 
Haselton, 44 

Haskell, 97, 122 

Haskins, 71, 180,230 
Hastings, 85,89, 124, 
132, 139 
Hatcher, 189 

Hathaway, 101 

Hatsut, 43 

Hawes, 289 

Hawks, 134 

Hawley, 155 

Haven, 32, 63 

Hay den, 40 

Haynes, 54, 88, 129 
Hay ward, 16, 44 

Haywood, 196 

Hazen, lOB 

Heald, 63, 121, 274 
Hedge, 180 

Hemenway, 68, 86, 124 



Heniy, 102, 170 

Herrin, 157 

Hersey, 188 

Hewes, 95 

Hervey, 76 

Hewett, 210 

Hibbard, 214 

Hickey, 135 

Hicka, 115,141 

Hildreth, 65, 88 

Hill, 39, 66, 78, 92, 

109, 116, 136, 164, 

166, 166, 168, 180, 

185, 186, 267. 
Hills, 74, 122 

Hilton, 130 

Hitchcock, 185 

Hobbs, 83, 286, 286 
Hodge, 145, 145 

Hodgman, 79 

Holcomb, 75, 201 

HoMen, 44 

Holland, 133 

Hollis, 48 

Holmes, 206, 238 

Holt, 69, 279 

Holton, 85 

Honsbergen, 265 

Hooper, 185 

Hopkins, 28,218 

Hosmer, 243 

Houghton, 40, 64, 64, 
294 
HoQSton, 120, 129, 149 
Howard, 46, 60, 94, 
161, 171,203 
Howe, 73, 87, 98, 98, 

182, 183, 268, 269, 

274. 
Hubbard, 111 

Hudson, 82,84,118 
Hughes, 102, 117, 117, 
118 
Hull, 148 

Hume, 68 

Humphrey, 88, 93, 135, 
212 
Hunneman, 182 

Hunnewell, 120 

Hunt, 45, 89, 98, 126, 
127 
Huntley, 205 

Huntoon, 213, 273 
Huntsman, 118 

Hurd, 46, 267 

Hutchins, 181 

Hutchinson, 36, 138 
Hyers, 103 

Hyde, 92, 168, 263 

Ingersoll, 47 

I lagraham, 50, 76, 82 
I Irvin, 205 



Jacobs, 138 

Jackson, 92 

James, or Janes 96 
Jaquith, 134 

Jarvis, 163 

Jenkins, 65, 129, 181 
268 
Jennison, 215 

Jerome, 184 

Jewett, 58, 60, 68, 99, 
104, 108, 111 
Johnson, 50, 64, 94, 95, 
• 104, 115, 142, 151, 

183, 200. 

Johnstone, 80 

Joiner, 170 

Jones, 22, 31, 36, 39, 

44,91,102,105,124, 

130, 144, 152, 154, 

162, 163, 172, 184, 

2C9. 

Joost, 282 

Josselyne, 138 

Joy, 135 

Judd, 115 

Kaler, 173 

Keith, ' 265 

Kelley, 214, 236 

Kemp, 274, 274 

Kendal], 16, 18, 52, 53, 
96, 98, 141, 166, 187 
Kendrick, 278 

Kennedy, 162 

Kennesten, 93 

Kenny, 38; 236 

Kent, 67 

Kettelle, 71,113 

Keyes, 44, 77 

Kibbe, 34 

Kidder, 58, 65, 126, 

168 
Kidney, 140 

Kimball, 45,58,119, 

285 
Kincaid, 121 

King, 85, 145 

Kingsbury, ^,71, 111, 

159 
Kinney, 104 

Kittredge, 31, 193 

Knight, 115 

Knights, 257 

Knowlion, 143 

Knox, 110 

Laidlaw 94 

Lakeman, ^ 94 

Lamb,51,51,51,76,76, 
132 
Lampson, ' {73 

Lane, 70, 105, 200 
Laogley, 255 



Lapham 187 

Larabee, 193 

Larnard, 213 

Lash, 27 

Lawrence, 23, 47, 65, 
67,69,81, 118, 119, 
128, 130, 165 
Laws, 66, 56 

Lawton, 186 

Leach, 101 

Lee, 205, 266 

Leland, 241 

Learned, 59, 78, 84, 84, 
160 
Leathe, 39, 167, 167 
Leavitt, 122 

Leonard, '88, 154 

Lesley, 69 

Leverett 90 

Lewis, 44, 67, 163, 230 
Lihbey, 82 

Lincoln, 144,209 

Linscott, 277 

Livermore, 64, 83 

Livingston, 69 

Locke, 28, 114, 137 
Long, 82 

Loird, 209 

Lord, 68, 270, 277 
Loring, 259 

Lovell, 87, 194 

Lovejoy, 48, 155 

Loveland, 83 

Loveless, 147 

Ludwig, 173 

Lyman 92 

Lynde, 94 

Manly, 209 

Mann, 226 

Manning, 62, 70, 157, 
285 
Marble- 97, 97, 97 
Markham, 16 

Marrett, 47.96,133,133 
Mar8h,75, 85, 91, 130, 
130, 205, 205 
Marshall, 286 

Mason, 27, 40 

Matthews, 31, 116 

Mattocks, 172 

May hew, 156 

Maynard, 31, 49, 99, 
268 
McCabe, 260 

McClanatban, 92 

McClennahan, 154 

McCloster, 259 

McCloud, 145 

McCoy, 144 

McDouough, 1)0 

McFarland, 150 

McGaffey, 115 



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Mclntire, 199, 979 
Mclntyre, 101,130, 103 
McMaster, 110 

Meachatn, 148 

Mead, 16,36,46, 131, 
131, 131, 153 
Meads, 16 

Mellen, 110 

MelHsh, 87, 180, 180 
Mehin, 103 

Meriam, 17,91,96,26, 
'45, 45, 48, 78, 83, 

111,111 
Merrill, 76, 123 

Merry, 103 

Merryfield, 89, 253 
Meaaer, 129, 129 

Mildeberger, 87 

MillingtOD, J45 

Miller, 63, 154, 103 
Minou, 60 

Mitchell, 929 

Mofiett, 960 

Montague, 77 

Moore, 79, 76, 98, 184, 

935, 255 
Moores, 37 

Mores, 31 

Morgan, 76, 94, 103, 
219 
Morrill, 1-26 

Morris, 108, 905 

Morridon, 977 

Morse, 39,43, 107,138, 

144, 182 
Moshier, 14 1 

Morton, 212 

MoaltoQ, 194 

Muoroe, 90, 93, 74, 80, 
143 
Murdoeh, • 149,977 
Muzzey, 40, 139, 140 

Nash, 44, 139 

Needham 190 

Nepers, 74 

Newbit, 89, 179, 17<; 
Newcomb, 79 

Newall, 45 

Newell, 93, 175 

Newhall, 63,133,245 
Newhoase, 147 

Newmao, 9K 

Newion, 33, 83, 116, 
140. 176 
Nichols, 90, 84, 46, 47, 

47. 49, 82, 98, 116. 

130, 134, 181, 183, 
905 
Ninis, 111 

Noble, 199, 97h 

Norton, 968 

Nostnad, 977 



Nye, 



116, 179 



Oakmsn, 117 

OJekirk, 210 

Olds, 96, 189 

Oliver, 196, 249, 280, 

280,280 
Olmstead, 219 

Olney, 141 

OrcuU, 86 

Osborne, 933 

Osgood, 38, 59, 85, 

139, 171 
Otis, 975 

Ovist, 147 

Owen, 46 

Page, 47, 197, 184, 965 

Palmer, 175 

Parker, 99,36, 36, 100, 

119, 193, 197, 129, 

130, 134, 143, 150, 

159, 153, 173, 983. 

Parkhorst, 54 

Parks, 115, 986 

Parmalee, 102 

Parsons, 99, 46 

Partridge, 923 

Patch, 141 

Patten, 106 

Patterson, 54 

Payne, 61 

Pay son, 88 

Peabody, 159, 166 

Pease, 172 

Peaslee, 49, 49 

Pearson, 950 

Peck, 145, 158, 180 

Peirceor Pierce, 16,99,. 

93, 97, 97, 39, 40, 

44, 44, 46, 71, 82, 

89, 113, 128, 130, 

153, 160, 168, 168, 

998. 

Pellett, 103 

Penley, 218 

Pert'ival, 900 

Perkins, 71, 119, 135, 

215 

Perry, 93, 55, 80, 84, 

121, 161, 166, 175, 

9H6, 294. 

Peters, 196, 169 

Pettes, 186 

Phelps, 63, 146, 153 

Philbrick, 94 

Phillips, 139, 151, 180 

Phipps, 197 

Pierson, 118 

Pike, 109 

Pinder, 153 

Piper, 79, 229 

Pitcher, 957 



Plaistridge, 930 

Platts, 109, lOw 

Plumley, 107 

Plytnpton, 16, 265 
P«>llard, 64, 123 

Pollock, 168 

Pomroy, 216 

Pond, 175 

Pool, 78, 113, 163 
Poor, 121, 180 

Pope, 59, 87, 87, 183 
Porter, 31,36,216 
Powell, 106 

Powers, 58, 265 

Pritt, 49, 49, 43, 57, 

66,83,109,158,900, 

255. 
Pray, 137 

Prentice, 40, 67 

Prentiss, . 104, 104 
Presbrey, 138 

Priest, ,140, 141,911, 
949,269 
Prince, 965 

Proctor, 99, 58, 80, 
165, 172 
Pronk, 182 

Prouty, 67 

Puffer, 94, 117 

Potman, 77 

Putnam, 81, 193, 151, 
160, 177 

Rand, 38, 279 

Randall, 93, 149, 153 

Rawson, 110 

Raymond, 90, 141, 169 

Read or Reed, 19, 21, 

26,39,32,38,38,59, 

58,68,197,118,130, 

163, 259 

Reeves, 110 

Rex, 45 

Rhodes, 74, 919 

Rice, 65, 97, 147 

Rich, 97, 97, 109, 149, 

194 

Richards, 68, 76, 88, 

99, 148, 979 

Richardson, 20, 21, 21, 

28,36,36,37,37,37, 

50,50,67,70,71,84, 

94,107,193,130,130, 

133, 149, 161, 167, 

930, 959, 979, 279 

Richmond, 103, 103,104 

Rindge, 255 

Ripley, 100 

Robbtns, 99 

Roberts, 95, 109 

Robertson, 135, 156 

Robinson, 89, 169, 181, 

189,910,913,954 



Rockwood, S#*, 9T9 

Rogers, 161 

Rukes, 49 

Rolf. 60 

Rollins, 109 

Ross, 86 

Rowell, 116,149 

Ruggles, 969 

Rummery, 93 

Rnmney, 93 

Runey, 198, 198 

Russell, 17, 19,90,85, 

38,39,39,47,58,68, 

71, 71, 79, 79, 97, 

129, 160, 166, 169, 

163, 168, 164, 168, 

169, 178, 906, 969, 

966, 989. 

Rust, 169 

Sahin, 959 

Saflbrd, 86 

Salisbury, 45 

Sandeis, 60 

Sandenon, 86,75,86, 
117,131,983 
Sampson, 153 

Sanger, 197 

Sands, 199 

Savage, 88, 199, 134 
Sawin, 56, 106 

Sawtelle, 141,975 
Sawyer, 41, 63, 97, 
193, 183, 195 
Saxton, 75 

Schwarts, 984 

Scott, 95, 108, 135, 975 
Scotto, 19 

Scriboer, 918 

Searles, 114 

Sears, 93 

Seaver, 986 

Severance, « 48 

Sewall, 148 

SeymcNir, 155 

Shannon, 108 

Shattuck, 49, 71 

Shaw, 97, 196, 148, 179 
Shedd, 60 

Sheldon, 83, 198 

Shepley, 4M, 66 

Shepardson, 146 

Shephard, 89, 101,151, 
976,976 
Sherman, 169, 198 
Sherwin, «8, 100 

Scholes, 95 

Sibley, 179 

Siders, 81 

Silsby, 100 

Simonds, 49i, 49, 63, 78, 

78, 78, 89, 96, 166, 

974. 



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400 



163 

Simpeoa, J63 

8in|rer, 860 

Skelton, 160, 165 

fi&nner, 37, 37, 60, 82, 

90,877 

neapwr, 198, 134, 314 

Stoane, 181 

Slocomb, 874 

Sly, 76 

Small, 141 

Smeadi 86 

Smith, 36,46,60,79, 

111, 181, 138, 138, 

136, 140, 147, 160, 

158, 169, 161, 169, 

173, 184, 814, 830, 

840, 878. 

Snail, 110,836 

Snow, 10,93,117 

Somen, 837 

Soale, 96, 860 

Southwick, 165 

Soaihworth, 148 

Spalding or Spaalding, 

43, 46, 66, 96, 106, 

115, 117, 160,834. 

Sparks, 230 

Spear, 88, 108, 170, 

170, 177, 188 

Spencer, 188 

Spooner, 147 

Sprague, 146 

Sproat, 861 

Squires, 151 

Staniels, 189 

Stanley, 873 

Stanton, 881 

Suples, 836 

Surkweather, 108, 118 

SUrrett, 879, 879 

Steams, 88, 93, 99, 

118, J38, 167 

Siears, 867 

Stebbitts, 66 

Steele, 69, 146 

Stephens, 187, 810 

StepheosM, 73 

Sterling, 189 

Stetson, 186, 830 

Stevens, 86, 104, 188, 

873, 873 

Stewart, 94, 98, 143 

Stiokoey, 71,186, 135, 

885 

St. John, 186 

Siimpeon, 119 

Stimsoo, 146, 146 

Stinsoo, 158 

Stockwell, 43,78,83, 

84,95 

Stoddard, 168, 874 

Sums, 30,34,41,63, 



73, 106, 109, 113, 
180, 189, 877. 

Stuns, no 

Stooghton, 108, 108 
Stowe, 86, 109, 863 
Streeter, 94, 106, 178 
Strong, 76, 161, 170 
Stuart, no, 118, 188 
SturteTaat, 138 

Sumner, 46, 84, 180 
Swallow, 180 

Swan, 67, 108, 109, 

169, 181 
Sweet, 809 

Sweetser, 163, 183 
Swift, 98 

Symmea, 81, 69, 138, 

136, 163 

Taft, 166, 194 

Tainter, 88, 176 

Tannatt, 190 

Tapley, 188 

Tappen, 87, 93 

Tarbell, 81,141,885 
Tay, 37, 69, 158 

Taylor, 66, 66, 66, 66, 
84, 86, 99, 181, 186, 
149, 846 



Tead, 

Temple, 

TemI, 

Thacher, 

Thaxter, 

Thayer, 

Thomas, 



140 
74, 174 
118 
139 
180 
90 

no 



Thompson, 80, 64, 64, 
69, 84, 84, 97, 103, 
118, 181, 163, 156, 
164, 868, 864, 877 



Thoming, 

Thornton, 

Thorp, 

Thurston, 

Tidd, 

Tilestoo, 

TillitsoD, 

Tinney, 

Tisdale, 

Titus, 



188 

96 

68 

o4, o4 

36,36 

49, 49, 49 

109 

153 

854 

104 



Tolmao, 69, 69, 88, 88 

Torrey, 859 

Tottingham, 886 

Towne, 30, 30 

Toacr, 800 

Tracy, 98 

Traluddia, 19 

Trask, 47, 87 

Trowbridge, 08 

Trull, 161 

Tubbs, 164 

Tnck, 94 
Tucker, 46, 97, 193 



Tuel, 49 

Tufts, 71,71,78,78, 

78,94,158,169,169, 

168. 
Turner, 37, 64, 66, 100 
TutUe, 76, 196, 804, 
806, 855, 880 
Twiss, 165" 

Twitchell, 69, 69 

Tyler, 63, 99, 104,878 



Ulmer, 
Ure, 



173, 173 

170 



Vaill, 98 

Vanhom, 814 
Van Sanwood, 166 

Van Slack, 63 

Varney, 161 

Vickery, 910,810 

Vining, 69 

Vinto, 187 



Vinton, 
Vose, 



46! 
119, 181 



Wade, 131, 160 

Wadsworth, 88 

Wager, 198 

Waite,36, 116,161, 161 
Wakefield, 183,868 
Wakeman, 160 

Wafcoit, 73,119 

Walker, 16, 46, 64, 78, 

88, 104, 149, 866, 

. 866 

Walkins,' 181 

Waliis, 49, 76, 183 

Waltm, 144, 168, 170 

Ward, 106, 118, 118, 

146, 148, 183 

Waiden, 337 

Ware, 63, 107, 169 

Warner, 69, 146, 153, 

161 

Warren, 37,91,108, 

146, 146, 146, 167, 
873 
Warrington, 841 

Waters, 151 

Watson, 36, 39, 67, 83, 
134, 346, 863 
Walton, 173 

WatU, 76, 146, 173, 
800 
Weatherbee, 138 

Webber, 8184 

Webster, 173, 876 

Weld, 61 

Weller, 869 

Wellington, 46, 78, 93 
Wells, 188, 188, 815 
Wellman, 183 

Welsh, 60, 74 



Wesson, 63, 969 

West, 87 

Westcot, 148 

WesMin, no, 180 

Wetherbee,) 79,119 

or \ 

Wetherby, ) 148 

Wheeler, 66, 103, 107, 

107, 186, 163, 168, 
191, 196 
Wheelock, 136 

Wheelwright, 158 
Whipple, 89, 77 

Whiston, 164 

Whitford, 867 

Whitcomb, 40, 97 

While, 36,36,44,44, 

66,74,109,109,109, 

131, 133, 169, 313, 
814 
Whitman, 99 

Whitmore,or } 16, 36, 
Whittmore, (64,346, 
863 
Whittemore, 88, 64, 78, 

80, 180, 148, 168, 

168, 879, 879 

Whitney, 38, 38, 38, 

40, 44, 74, 74, 80, 

107, 133, 133, 176, 

868, 883, 394, 394 
Whiting, 180 

Wilder, 31,31,31, 75, 

100, 190, 181, 167 

Wiley, 49,49,94,884, 

864 

Wilkins, 43,43, 113, 

144, 148, 310, 368, 

868, 868 

Wilkinson, 76, 150 

Willaid, 36,66,76,89, 

100,108 

Williams, 36, 78, 97, 

104, 104, 148, 153, 
167, 167 
Wiiliston, 181 

Wilmarth, 138 

Wills, 806 

Wilson, 46, 69, 180, 
130,883 
Winchenback, 91 

Winchester, 76, 118 
Winn, 164, 886 

Winning, 74 

Winship, 17, 38, 78 
Wise, 113 

W^ithington, 84, 88 
Wood, 86, 100, 180, 
183, 139, 131, 158 
Woods, 65, 89, 189 
Woudbridge, 168 

Woodbum, 63 

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Woodbury, 44, W, 111, 


Woolson, 






31 


121, 214, 249, 272 Yale, 


OT 


178 


Worden, 






14fi 


Wier, 80 Yate«, 


164 


Woodward, 40, 79, 104, 


Work, 






92 


Wyman, 16,26,27,28, Yaw, 


146 


259 


Worth, 






130 


29, 32, 49, 69, 71, Young, 


66, 149, 177 


Wood worth 305 


Wortheo, 






200 


121, 136, 136, 153,1 




Woolley, 104 


Wright, 


», 


31, 


100, 


1661 





INDEX. PART IV. OF THE APPENDIX. 



Bramston, Sir John, 360 

Bruce, or Brush, George, of 

Woburn, 
Clarke, William pnd his 

family, of Woburn, 
Fessenden, 
Benjamin, of Sandwich, 
John, Sen. of Cambridge, 313 
John, Jr. of Cambridge, 314 
Nicholas, Sen. of Camb. 
Nicholas, Jr. of Camb. 
Thomas, Sen. of Lex. 
Thomas, Jr of Lex. 
Thomas, Rev. of Wal- 
pole, N. H. 
Frizseil, William, of Con- 
cord, 



301 
300 



314 



313 
314 
314 
315 

316 



301 

Lockes, of New Hampshire, 324 
- -- 334 

337 

3-2 

330 



Caleb, of Hollis, Me, 
David, Dea. of Rye, 
Edward, of Rye, 
Edward, of Kensingtorf, 
Edward J. of Rochester 

and Chesterville, (note) 330 
Elijah, of Rye, 331 

Elijah, 338 

Elisiia, of Haverhill, 332 
Ephraim, of Epsom, 335 
Francis, of Rye, 330 

Francis, of Epsom, 335 

James, Sen. 328 

James, of Rye, 332 

James, of Rye and Deer- 
field, 338 
Jeremiah, of Rye, 333 
Jethro, of Rye, 329 
Jethru, of Harrington, 334 
Jethro, Jr of Barrington, 341 
John, the Emigrant, 324 
John, Jr. of Hampton, 326 
John, of Rye, 328 
Jonathan, of (R. Island t) 330 
Jonathan, of Kye, 331 
Jonathan, of Hampton, 334 
JoWthan, of Rye, 336 
Jonathan, of Nova Scotia, 340 
Joseph, Sen. 326 



Joseph, of Rye, 332 

Joseph, of Rye, 339 

Joseph, of Rye, 340 

Joshua, of Rye, 339 

Moses, of Kensington, 335 
Nathaniel, the Emigrant, 325 
Nathaniel, of Hampton, 
Nathaniel, of Falmouth, 
Richard, of Rye, 
Richard, of Northwood, 
Samuel, of Hampton, 

Samuel, of Brentwood « 

' Simon, Rev. of Holli8,Me. 340 
TimothyB of Kensington, 335 
William, Dea. of Rye, 327] 
William, of Rye, 
William, of Harrington, 
William, of Alexandria, 
Locke, William, of Wo- 
burn, his will, 
Deed Ui Ebenezer, 299 
Lockcf, of Rhode Island, 3411 
Lockes of En gland , H istory i 
of, 342 

Chart of, 358 

Origin of the name, 346', 
Arms, 347| 

Locke, J4)hn, the Philoso- ' 
pher, 354! 

Locke, Samuel, President 

of Harvard College, 362 
Lockes, pedigrees not known, 376' 
liocke and Gunn, 37b 

Munroes of Ireland and 

Scotland, 302 

Of America, 302 

Abraham, of Nurthboro', 312 

Benj. Sen. of Weston, 30 

Benjamin, Jr. of Lincoln, 311 



329 
333 
339 
329 
334 



331 
338 
338 

297 



Jonas, of Lexington, 306 

Joseph, of Ijcxingtoo, 307 

Joseph, of Concord, 310 

Joshua, of Concord, 311 

Marret,. of Lexington, 308 

Nathan, of Concord, 311 

Philip, of Jjexingion, 309 

Robert, Ensign, of Lex. 309 

Samuel, 310 

Thomas, of Concord, 309 

William, the Emigrant, 302 



Daniel, of Lexington, 306 

David, of Lexington, 309 

Greorge. Sen. of Lex. 306 

George, of Lexington, 312 

Hector, his Letter, 304 

Isaac, of Lincoln, 313 

Jedediah, of Lexington, 310 

John, of Lexington, 305 



William, Jr. of Lexington, 306 

William, 3d, of licx. 307 

William, 4th, of Lex. 308 

William, Col. of Lex. 311 

Osgood, Frances S. 373 

Poem to her Memory, 375 

Pantaloon Story, 366 

Pierces, Abigail (Mrs.With- 

ington and Weeks,) 318 
Ann, (Mrs. Langley,) 319 
Edward, Dea. of Dor- 
chester, 320 
Hannah, (Mrs. Clap,) 319 
John, Sen. of Dorchester, 318 
John, Rev. Dr. of Brook- 
line, 370 
Mary, (Mrs. Haven,) 317 
Mary, (Mrs. Preston,) 319 
Robert, the Emigrant, of 

Dorchester, 317 

Samuel, of Dorchester, 319 
Samuel, Col. of Dorches- 
ter, 320 
Sarah, (Mrs. Trott,) 318 
Sarah, (Mrs. Wiswell,) 319 
Thomas, of Dorchester, 317 
Sanderson, 

Mrs. Mary, of Lexington, 367 
Tolman, Thomas," of Dor- 
chester, the Emigrant, 321 
Thomas, jr. of Dorchester, 321 
John, of Dorchester. 322 

Henry, Sen. of Dorches- 
ter and Attleboro% 322 
Henry, Jr. of Aitlehoro', 322 
Ebenezer, his journal, 323 



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